550 Files  |  25 Folders  |  10.1 GB total space

1. Introduction
2. Setting Up Our Hacking Lab
3. Linux Operating System
4. Reconnaissance & Information Gathering
5. Scanning
6. Python Coding Project #1 – Portscanner
7. Vulnerability Analysis
8. Exploitation & Gaining Access
9. SMBGhost CVE 2020-0796 – Windows 10 Manual Exploitation
10. Gaining Access (Viruses, Trojans, Payloads …)
11. Post Exploitation – Elevating Privileges, Extracting Data, Running Keyloggers
12. Python Coding Project #2 – Backdoor
13. Website Application Penetration Testing
14. Python Coding Project #3 – Login Bruteforce, Directory Discovery
15. Man In The Middle – MITM
16. Extra Wireless Access Point Cracking
17. Extra Gaining Access To An Android Device
18. Extra Introduction To Anonymity
19. Extra Hacking Active Directory
20. Where To Go From Here
21. Learn Python Basics
22. Learn Python Intermediate
23. Learn Python 3 Error Handling
24. Learn Python 4 File IO
25. BONUS SECTION

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1. Introduction
2. Basics of Python Programming for Beginners
3. Python Socket Programming
4. Creating a Simple Chat Application Between Client and Server
5. Creating the Reverse Shell
6. Converting Reverse Shell Python File into EXE

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1. Foundations
2. Network Security
3. Hacker Attacks
4. Web Application Security
5. Malware
6. Interview Questions and Conclusion

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1. Cyber Security Masterclass – Course Intro
2. Cybersecurity Principles
3. IAM – Identity an Access Management
4. Secure Protocols
5. Cryptography, Hashing and Digital Signatures
6. Infrastructure Security
7. Logging and Monitoring
8. System Resilience
9. Application Architecture and Infrastructure
10. Incident Detection and Response
11. Conclusion

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1. Introduction to HackTheBox – Upskill Your Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking
2. Learning Paths in HackTheBox
3. Access to HackTheBox
4. HackTheBox Lab Practice
5. About Kali Linux
6. Basic Linux Commands – 1
7. Basic Linux Commands – 2
8. Configuring Kali Linux
9. Network Scanning Tools in Kali

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1. Module 1 – Protect Yourself Against Hacker Attacks
2. Module 2 – Tools for Protection

            498 Files  |  34 Folders  |  8.58 GB total space

1. Part 1
   1. Welcome to the Course
   2. General Introduction to IT & Cyber Security
   3. Hackers – Who are They
   4. Attacks
   5. Malware
   6. Defences
   7. Cyber Security at the Work Place
   8. Cyber Warfare and Cyber Attacks Against Companies
   9. Extras and Conclusion
2. Part 2
   1. Introduction
   2. Networking 101
   3. The Internet – Privacy & Survival of the Paranoid
   4. Anonymizers, Proxies, Virtual Private Networks & Tor
   5. Malware, Viruses, Rootkits, Ransomware & Attacks
   6. Backups, Storage, The Cloud and Encryption
   7. Social engineering – Scams, cons, tricks and fraud
   8. The World of Electronic Mails – Dangers, Attacks & Protection
   9. Windows 10 Hardening, Privacy & Security
   10. Final Exam & Conclusion
3. Part 3
   1. The World of the Mobile Device
   2. Understanding Applications
   3. Mobile Threats & Countermeasures
   4. Mobile Security Apps
   5. Conclusion
4. Part 4
   1. Introduction
   2. Internet & Browsing Security
   3. Personal Security
   4. Social Media Security & Email Security
   5. Mobile Security
   6. Conclusion

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1. Getting Started Ethical Hacking Lab
2. Anonymous On Online
3. DOS and DDOS Ethical Hacking
4. Uses Of Metasploit Operating System
5. Ethical Hacking Using Password
6. Social Engineering Methods
7. Phishing Attacks For Ethical Hacking
8. Wireshark and Nmap Tools Uses
9. Writing Ethical Hacking Tools Using Python
10. Mobile Ethical Hacking
11. Learn Understand Buffer Overflow Basics
12. Uses Of Blockchain and Bitcoin
13. Creating A Keylogger For Ethical Hacking
14. Generating Emails and More For Penetration Testing
15. Penetration Testing Using Websites
16. Learn About Deep Web
17. More Of Ethical Hacking Attacking Methods
18. Advance Ethical Hacking Examples

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1. Chapter 1 Start Hacking and Making Money Today at HackerOne
2. Chapter 2 Keep Hacking and Making Money at HackerOne
3. Chapter 3 Case Studies of Award-Winning XSS Attacks Part 1
4. Chapter 4 Case Studies of Award-Winning XSS Attacks Part 2
5. Chapter 5 DOUBLE Your Web Hacking Rewards with Fuzzing
6. Chapter 6 How Web Hackers Make BIG MONEY Remote Code Execution

           19 Files  |  04 Folders  |  317 MB total space

1. Introduction
2. Method 2
3. Method 3
4. Windows Hacking Additional Content

            50 Files  |  17 Folders  |  1.17 GB total space

1. Section 1 Introduction to Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking
2. Foundations of Cybersecurity and Hacking
3. Getting Started with ChatGPT
4. Information Gathering with ChatGPT
5. Vulnerability Identification and Assessment
6. Exploitation and Penetration Testing
7. Advanced Ethical Hacking Techniques
8. Protecting Against Cyber Attacks
9. ChatGPT for Security Innovation
10. Emerging Trends and Future of Cybersecurity
11. Case Studies and RealWorld Scenarios
12. Secure Development and DevSecOps
13. Cybersecurity Regulations and Compliance
14. Ethical Hacking in Cloud Environments
15. CTF Challenges and Capture The Flag Events
16. Final Projects and Practical Assessments
17. Professional Development and Career Insights

           55 Files  |  16 Folders  |  2.77 GB total space

1. Introduction
2. Introduction to Python
3. Strings in Python
4. Numbers in Python
5. Lists in Python
6. Loops in Python
7. If, Else, Else If
8. Functions in Python
9. OOP – Classes in Python
10. OOP – Inheritance in Python
11. Manipulating MAC Address
12. ARP Scanner
13. Starting Practical with Nmap
14. Developing MiTM Program with Python
15. Creating Pentest RAT Malware – Sending Data or Messages – Server Client Side
16. Creating Pentest RAT Malware – Adding More Functionality

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1. The Course Overview
2. Basic Terminologies
3. Operating Systems and Tools Used
4. What is Reconnaissance
5. Working with NMap
6. Shodan for scanning
7. Other Types of Reconnaissance
8. Metasploit Basics
9. Exploiting a Vulnerability
10. Armitage
11. Aircrackng
12. MitM ManintheMiddle Attack
13. Social Engineering Toolkit
14. Working with Wireshark

           35 Files  |  01 Folders  |  3.18 GB total space

1. The Course Overview
2. Downloading Kali Linux
3. Downloading and Installing VMware
4. Downloading and Installing VirtualBox
5. Installing Kali Linux
6. Installing VMware Tools
7. Updating Kali Linux
8. Setting Up Proxychains
9. Starting Network Services
10. DNS Enumeration
11. Information Gathering – Whois Lookup and Subdomain Enumeration
12. Finding Open Ports with Nmap
13. OS and Service Fingerprinting
14. Exploring Maltego
15. Installing and Configuring Nessus
16. Finding Local Vulnerabilities Using Nessus
17. Checking for Linux Specific Vulnerabilities with Nessus
18. Checking for Windows Specific Vulnerabilities with Nessus
19. Installing and Configuring OpenVAS
20. Checking for Linux and Windows Vulnerabilities with OpenVAS
21. Mastering Metasploit – Metasploit Console MSFconsole
22. Exploring Armitage – The Metasploit Graphical User Interface
23. MySQL Database Exploitation with Metasploit
24. Client Side Attacks – BeEF Browser Exploitation
25. Client Side Attacks – Using the Social Engineering Toolkit SET
26. Generating Wordlists with Crunch
27. Password Cracking with John the Ripper
28. Password Cracking with Hydra
29. Password Cracking with Medusa
30. Network Discovery with Netdiscover
31. Network Sniffing with Tcpdump
32. Network Sniffing with Wireshark
33. ARP Spoofing with arpspoof
34. MITM with Ettercap