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    Ethical Hacking - A Hands-On Approach To Ethical Hacking | Simpliv

    Course by Simpliv LLC

    (Course Id: 244952 | 77 Views) Posted 00 UNK
    Category:
    Education, Information Technology
    How the course is given:
    Online
    When the courses is given:
    Flexible
    Qualification Level:
    Short Course/Training Certification
    Course Duration:
    07:29:30
    Price:
    $ 29.99
    Location:
    Fremont, CA 

    Registration is Available at Anytime

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    Course Description

    Description

    Course Overview

    This course provides learners with a basic level of competency using a hands-on approach to gaining practical experience as a penetration tester or an ethical hacker (white, grey or black).

    This course provides a fundamental look at offensive security concepts and techniques using a virtual install of Kali Linux and three different target victims, Windows XP, Server 2008 and Linux (Metesploitable2). This course provides a 100% hands-on on approach to learning to be an ethical hacker or a pentester.

    How is the course structured?

    The course uses short video tutorials, hands-on labs, virtualization, and open source tools for step-by-step learning of ethical hacking fundamentals; the same tools and open source software are used by professional penetration testers and ethical hackers.

    This course provides videos, labs, and links for downloading the free and open source software used throughout this course.

    You will able to build a virtual install of Kali Linux and Windows XP for the virtual lab environment. You should complete the first lab of this course before enrolling. Starting with lab 2, we will begin scanning and attacking a Windows XP victim. If the first lab cannot be completed, there is no need to enroll in the course since all labs that follow are dependent on the first lab being completed.

    You will learn how intruders escalate privileges and what steps can be taken to stop them, the importance of a strong firewall, the importance of keeping systems and software updated and the use of complex passwords.

    You will also learn how to launch DDoS Attacks, Buffer Overflows, keylogging, and password hacking. Completion of the course will help prepare an individual for an entry-level position as a pen-tester or ethical hacker. On completing this course, you will receive a course completion.

    If you would like to discuss ethical hacking, watch someone else talk about technology or write a paper, there are plenty of other courses to choose from. To successfully complete this course students must demonstrate the fundamental concepts of offensive hacking. In other words, learners will learn something by doing.

    Course Objectives

    • Demonstrate the use of offensive security tools and techniques
    • Proficiency in the use of the CLI (Command Line Interface) of Linux
    • Use Linux as a hacking platform

    Who should take this course?

    • Network administrators, cybersecurity students, entry-level penetration testers, anyone who wants to be an ethical hacker, concerned parents, concerned spouses, law enforcement and anyone with a solid background in technology

    Who should not take this course?

    • Anyone suffering from technophobia (the fear of learning new technology). Anyone not having a good understanding of the OSI model, or the TCP/IP suite

    What are the course requirements, Knowledge level?

    • A good understanding of basic networking concepts, the TCPI/IP stack, how devices communicate, and basic troubleshooting of network connectivity issues
    • How to use a computer, a mouse and a keyboard
    • How to configure a static IP address on a Network adapter
    • How to check for connectivity using PING, IPCONFIG, and IFCONFIG
    • This course will not cover or review the OSI model, discuss IP addressing or any basic networking concepts. Students are expected to have these skills when they enroll

    ​Hardware

    • PC, laptop or desktop capable of virtualization. (Virtualization enabled BIOS)
    • A minimum of 4 GB of RAM, (8 GB or more of RAM recommended)
    • Administrative access to the host operating system. (You own the machine)
    • LAN or cable connection for Internet access. (Cannot use a wireless connection)
    • High-speed internet access using a reliable Internet connection. (5mb or higher throughput)

    Software

    • Any 64-bit Windows operating system. (preferred)
    • A current 64-bit version of Mac or a Linux operating system
    • Installation of VMWare Player (free edition) for Windows and Linux users. (Links provided in the lab)
    • Installation of Virtualbox for MAC. (Links provided in the lab)
    • Installation of 7zip (Links provided in the lab)
    • Copy of Kali ISO or Kali VMWare or Virtualbox image. (Links provided in the lab)
    • Copy of Windows XP SP2 (Links provided in the lab)
    • Copy of Server 2008 SPI 32 bit (Links provided in the lab)
    • Copy of Metesploitable2 (Links provided in the lab)

    Basic knowledge
    • Complete Module 01 - Virtual Network Lab Build
    • A laptop or desktop capable of running two simultaneous virtual installs in conjunction with their host operating system
    • Basic networking skills, IP addressing, familiarization with ports and services, configure a network adapter, use PING, IFCONFIG, IPCONFIG
    • Reliable LAN or cable connection for Internet access
    • A host machine running Windows 7, 8.1 or 10 (preferred). MAC and Apple machines will work but a Windows host is preferred
    • A minimum of 4 GB of RAM (8 GB preferred)
    • Basic computer fundamentals
    • Basic operating system fundamentals

    What will you learn
    • Use virtualization as it applies to penetration testing
    • Discover, scan and exploit network vulnerabilities
    • Demonstrate the ability to perform an entry level penetration test
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    About the Provider

    Simpliv is a global online learning marketplace that transforms lives by offering online training on a wide variety of topics. Created with the aim of making education accessible to all, Simpliv removes barriers to education among all communities, imparts life skills to learners, and bridges gaps in learning through cost-effective courses. Simpliv believes that learning has no boundaries. It brings learning to any person who wants to learn, whether it is management, technology, life sciences,... Read More

    Course Provider Contact

    Simpliv LLC
     39658 Mission Boulevard, Fremont,
    CA 94539, USA.
      Phone: +510-849-6155
      Email: sudheer@simpliv.com
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