Ethical Hacking: Network Exploitation Basics With Certificate (Free Course)

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Hack into Servers

How to do passive renaissance

How to setup a Linux/Mac backdoor

Use Networking tools

About Course

This address is just a string of numbers written in a certain format. It is generally expressed in a set of numbers for example 192.155.12.1. Here each number in the set is from 0 to 255 range. Or we can say that a full IP address ranges from 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255. And these IP addresses are assigned by IANA(known as Internet Corporation For Internet Assigned Numbers Authority). 

  • Your device directly requests your Internet Service Provider which then grants your device access to the web.
  • And an IP Address is assigned to your device from the given range available.
  • Your internet activity goes through your service provider, and they route it back to you, using your IP address.
  • Your IP address can change. For example, turning your router on or off can change your IP Address.
  • When you are out from your home location your home IP address doesn’t accompany you. It changes as you change the network of your device.

Description

When launching an attack on a network, the first step is to gather information about the target. This includes identifying open ports and services, as well as any vulnerabilities that can be exploited. Open ports are potential entry points for attackers, so it is important to understand which ones are exposed and what type of traffic they allow. This information can be gathered using tools.


Once you know information about the target, you can start to attack it. In this course you will learn how to launch passwords attacks and how to setup a backdoor. A password attack is a type of brute force attack that attempts to guess passwords. Common methods include dictionary attacks, where a list of common words is used as the basis for guessing, and brute force attacks, where every possible combination of characters is tried. Password attacks can be very effective, especially if the passwords are weak or easily guessed.

Setting up a backdoor on a system allows an attacker to gain access even if the system is properly secured. This can be done by placing a malicious program on the system that gives the attacker remote access, or by modifying an existing program to give the attacker access. Backdoors can be difficult to detect, so it is important to be aware of them when assessing security threats.

This Course is For:

Beginner Ethical Hackers


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