- Introduction 3
- Teaser – Hacking Windows 10 Computer & Accessing The WebcamLecture1.1
- Course Introduction & OverviewLecture1.2
- What Is Hacking & Why Learn it?Lecture1.3
- Setting up a Hacking Lab 5
- Lab OverviewLecture2.106 min
- Initial PreparationLecture2.209 min
- Installing Kali Linux as a VM on WindowsLecture2.309 min
- Installing Kali Linux as a VM on Apple Mac OSLecture2.410 min
- Installing Kali Linux as a VM on LinuxLecture2.511 min
- Linux Basics 2
- Basic Overview of Kali LinuxLecture3.105 min
- The Terminal & Linux CommandsLecture3.213 min
- Network Hacking 5
- Introduction to Network Penetration Testing / HackingLecture4.1
- Network BasicsLecture4.203 min
- Connecting a Wireless Adapter To KaliLecture4.307 min
- What is MAC Address & How to Change ItLecture4.405 min
- Wireless Modes (Managed & Monitor)Lecture4.505 min
- Network Hacking - Pre Connection Attacks 2
- Packet Sniffing BasicsLecture5.106 min
- WiFi Bands – 2.4Ghz & 5Ghz FrequenciesLecture5.208 min
- Network Hacking - Gaining Access - WEP Cracking 2
- Targeted Packets SniffingLecture6.110 min
- Deauthentication Attack (Disconnection Any Device From The Network)Lecture6.208 min
- Network Hacking - Gaining Access (WEP/WPA/WPA2 Cracking) 2
- Gaining Access IntroductionLecture7.101 min
- Theory Behind Cracking WEP EncryptionLecture7.206 min
- Network Hacking - Gaining Access - WPA / WPA2 Cracking 6
- WEP Cracking BasicsLecture8.106 min
- Fake AuthenticationLecture8.206 min
- ARP Request Replay AttackLecture8.306 min
- Introduction to WPA and WPA2 CrackingLecture8.404 min
- Hacking WPA & WPA2 Without a WordlistLecture8.510 min
- Capturing The HandshakeLecture8.607 min
- Network Hacking - Gaining Access - Security 4
- Creating a WordlistLecture9.107 min
- Cracking WPA and WPA2 Using a Wordlist AttackLecture9.206 min
- Securing Your Network From HackersLecture9.3
- Configuring Wireless Settings for Maximum SecurityLecture9.408 min
- Network Hacking - Post Connection Attacks 1
- Introduction to Post-Connection AttacksLecture10.1
- Network Hacking - Post-Connection Attacks - Information Gathering 4
- Installing Windows As a Virtual MachineLecture11.103 min
- Discovering Devices Connected to the Same NetworkLecture11.208 min
- Gathering Sensitive Info About Connected Devices (Device name, Ports…etc)Lecture11.307 min
- Gathering More Sensitive Info (Running Services, Operating System…etc)Lecture11.408 min
- Network Hacking - Post Connection Attacks - MITM Attacks 19
- What is ARP Poisoning ?Lecture12.109 min
- Intercepting Network TrafficLecture12.206 min
- Bettercap BasicsLecture12.308 min
- ARP Spoofing Using BettercapLecture12.408 min
- Spying on Network Devices (Capturing Passwords, Visited Websites…etc)Lecture12.505 min
- Creating Custom Spoofing ScriptLecture12.610 min
- Bypassing HTTPSLecture12.7
- Bypassing HSTSLecture12.810 min
- Bypassing HSTS Recap – FirefoxLecture12.9
- Bypassing HSTS Recap – ChromeLecture12.10
- DNS Spoofing – Controlling DNS Requests on The NetworkLecture12.1111 min
- Injecting Javascript CodeLecture12.1210 min
- Doing All the Above using a Graphical InterfaceLecture12.1310 min
- Wireshark – Basic Overview & How To Use It With MITM AttacksLecture12.1409 min
- Wireshark – Sniffing & Analysing DataLecture12.1505 min
- Wireshark – Using Filters, Tracing & Dissecting PacketsLecture12.1606 min
- Wireshark – Capturing Passwords & Cookies Entered By Any Device In The NetworkLecture12.1708 min
- Creating a Fake Access Point (Honeypot) – TheoryLecture12.1807 min
- Creating a Fake Access Point (Honeypot) – PracticalLecture12.1910 min
- Network Hacking - Detection & Security 4
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- Detecting ARP Poisoning AttacksLecture13.1
- Detecting Suspicious Activities Using WiresharkLecture13.2
- Preventing MITM Attacks – Method 1Lecture13.308 min
- Preventing MITM Attacks – Method 2Lecture13.411 min
- Gaining Access To Computer Devices 1
- Gaining Access IntroductionLecture14.1
- Gaining Access - Server Side Attacks 9
- Installing Metasploitable As a Virtual MachineLecture15.104 min
- Introduction to Server-Side AttacksLecture15.203 min
- Basic Information Gathering & ExploitationLecture15.309 min
- Hacking a Remote Server Using a Basic Metasploit ExploitLecture15.407 min
- Exploiting a Code Execution Vulnerability to Hack into a Remote ServerLecture15.510 min
- Nexpose – Installing NexposeLecture15.609 min
- Nexpose – Scanning a Target Server For VulnerabilitiesLecture15.706 min
- Nexpose – Analyzing Scan Results & Generating ReportsLecture15.808 min
- Server-Side Attacks ConclusionLecture15.904 min
- Gaining Access - Client Side Attacks 9
- Introduction to Client-Side AttacksLecture16.1
- Installing Veil FrameworkLecture16.204 min
- Veil Overview & Payloads BasicsLecture16.307 min
- Generating An Undetectable BackdoorLecture16.4
- Listening For Incoming ConnectionsLecture16.507 min
- Using A Basic Delivery Method To Test The Backdoor & Hack Windows 10Lecture16.6
- Hacking Windows 10 Using a Fake UpdateLecture16.712 min
- Backdooring Downloads on The Fly to Hack Windows 10Lecture16.811 min
- How to Protect Yourself From The Discussed Delivery MethodsLecture16.904 min
- Gaining Access - Client Side Attacks - Social Engineering 19
- Introduction to Social EngineeringLecture17.1
- Maltego BasicsLecture17.207 min
- Discovering Websites, Links & Social Networking Accounts Associated With The TargetLecture17.307 min
- Discovering Twitter Friends & Associated AccountsLecture17.405 min
- Discovering Emails Of The Target’s FriendsLecture17.504 min
- Analyzing The Gathered Info & Building An Attack StrategyLecture17.609 min
- Backdooring Any File Type (images,pdf’s …etc)Lecture17.705 min
- Compiling & Changing Trojan’s IconLecture17.806 min
- Spoofing .exe Extension To Any Extension (jpg, pdf …etc)Lecture17.908 min
- Spoofing Emails – Setting Up an SMTP ServerLecture17.1007 min
- Email Spoofing – Sending Emails as Any Email AccountLecture17.1112 min
- Email Spoofing – Method 2Lecture17.1210 min
- BeEF Overview & Basic Hook MethodLecture17.13
- BeEF – Hooking Targets Using BettercapLecture17.1406 min
- BeEF – Running Basic Commands On TargetLecture17.1504 min
- BeEF – Stealing Credentials/Passwords Using A Fake Login PromptLecture17.16
- BeEF – Hacking Windows 10 Using a Fake Update PromptLecture17.1704 min
- Detecting Trojans ManuallyLecture17.1805 min
- Detecting Trojans Using a SandboxLecture17.1903 min
- Gaining Access - Using The Above Attacks Outside The Local Network 4
- Overview Of The SetupLecture18.1
- Ex1 – Generating a Backdoor That Works Outside The NetworkLecture18.205 min
- Configuring The Router To Forward Connections To KaliLecture18.307 min
- Ex2 – Using BeEF Outside The NetworkLecture18.406 min
- Post Exploitation 7
- Introduction to Post ExploitationLecture19.1
- Meterpreter BasicsLecture19.206 min
- File System CommandsLecture19.3
- Maintaining Access (Persistence)Lecture19.405 min
- Spying – Capturing Key Strikes & Taking Screen ShotsLecture19.503 min
- Pivoting – Theory (What Is Pivoting)Lecture19.606 min
- Pivoting – Using a Hacked System to Hack Into Other SystemsLecture19.708 min
- Website Hacking 2
- Introduction – What Is A Website ?Lecture20.1
- How To Hack a Website?Lecture20.2
- Website Hacking - Information Gathering 7
- Gathering Basic Information Using Whois LookupLecture21.106 min
- Discovering Technologies Used On The WebsiteLecture21.206 min
- Gathering Comprehensive DNS InformationLecture21.310 min
- Discovering Websites On The Same ServerLecture21.404 min
- Discovering SubdomainsLecture21.504 min
- Discovering Sensitive FilesLecture21.607 min
- Analyzing Discovered FilesLecture21.704 min
- Website Pentesting - File Upload, Code Execution & File Inclusion Vulns 6
- Discovering & Exploiting File Upload Vulnerabilities To Hack WebsitesLecture22.107 min
- Discovering & Exploiting Code Execution Vulnerabilities To Hack WebsitesLecture22.207 min
- Discovering & Exploiting Local File Inclusion VulnerabilitiesLecture22.305 min
- Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities – Configuring PHP SettingsLecture22.404 min
- Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities – Discovery & ExploitationLecture22.506 min
- Preventing The Above VulnerabilitiesLecture22.607 min
- Website Pentesting - SQL Injection Vulnerabilities 11
- What is SQLLecture23.106 min
- Dangers of SQL Injection VulnerabilitiesLecture23.203 min
- Discovering SQL Injections In POSTLecture23.308 min
- Bypassing Logins Using SQL injectionLecture23.4
- Discovering SQL Injections In GETLecture23.507 min
- Reading Database InformationLecture23.605 min
- Finding Database TablesLecture23.703 min
- Extracting Sensitive Data From The Database (Such As Password, User Info…etc)Lecture23.804 min
- Reading & Writing Files On The Server Using SQL Injection VulnerabilityLecture23.906 min
- Discovering SQL Injections & Extracting Data Using SQLmapLecture23.1007 min
- The Right Way To Prevent SQL InjectionLecture23.1105 min
- Website Hacking - Cross Site Scripting Vulnerabilities 5
- Introduction to Cross Site Scripting?Lecture24.103 min
- Discovering Reflected XSSLecture24.204 min
- Discovering Stored XSSLecture24.303 min
- Exploiting XSS – Hooking Vulnerable Page Visitors To BeEFLecture24.405 min
- Preventing XSS VulnerabilitiesLecture24.505 min
- Website Pentesting - Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically 5
- Automatically Scanning Target Website For VulnerabilitiesLecture25.104 min
- Analyzing Scan ResultsLecture25.204 min
- Website Hacking / Penetration Testing ConclusionLecture25.305 min
- Writing a Pentest ReportLecture25.414 min
- 4 Ways to Secure Websites & AppsLecture25.509 min
- Bonus Section 1
- Bonus Lecture – What’s Next?Lecture26.1
Introduction to Client-Side Attacks
This section will teach you a number of methods to gain control over target computer using client side attacks.
Client side attacks require user interaction, this means for these attacks to work, the target user has to do something for our attack to work, for example install an update or download a file.
Resources:
