Ethical Hacking Training in Bangalore

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Mindmajix Technologies

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₹ 9600 12000

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The syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Information Security

Chapter 1.1: Information Security Overview
  • Important Terminology
  • Components of Information Security
  • Functionality, Usability, and Security
Chapter 1.2: Information Security Attack and Threats vendors
  • Objectives of the Information Security Attacks
  • Kinds of Information Security Threat
  • Kinds of Attacks on the System
  • Best Information Security Attack Vendors
  • Information warfare
Chapter 1.3: Hacking
  • Define Hacking
  • Hacker Classes
  • Hacker Phases
    • Reconnaissance
    • Scanning
    • Gaining and Maintaining Access
    • Clearing Tracks
Chapter 1.4: Ethical Hacking Concepts
  • Define Ethical Hacking
  • Importance of Ethical Hacking
  • Extent and Restrictions of Ethical Hacking
  • Expertise of an Ethical Hacker
Chapter 1.5: Controls of Information Security
  • Information Assurance
  • Information Security Management Program
  • Enterprise Information Security Architecture
  • Network Security Zoning
  • Policies of Information security
    • Kinds of Security Policies
    • Security Policies examples
    • Creating and Implementing Security Policies
    • Private policies at office
Chapter 1.6: Physical Security
  • Kinds of Physical Security Control
  • Physical Security Control
Chapter 1.7: Risk
  • Risk Management
  • Important Roles and Functions in Risk Management
Chapter 1.8: Threat Modeling
Chapter 1.9: Incident Management

Module 2: FootPrinting and Reconnaissance

Chapter 2.1: FootPrinting Concepts
  • Define FootPrinting
  • Intent of FootPrinting
Chapter 2.2: FootPrinting through the Search Engines
  • FootPrinting using search engines and modern Google Hacking Techniques
  • Collecting Information through Google Advanced Search and Image Search
  • Google Hacking Database
  • VPN and VoIP FootPrinting through the Google Hacking Database
Chapter 2.3: FootPrinting using Web Services
  • Discovering the Organization's Top-Level Domains and Sub-domains
  • Discovering the Geographical location of the Intent
  • People Search on People Search Sites and Social Networking Sites
  • Collecting Information from LinkedIn and Financial Services
  • FootPrinting using Job sites
  • Monitoring Target through Alerts
  • Collecting Information through Groups, Forms, and Blogs
Chapter 2.4: Website FootPrinting and Email FootPrinting
  • Website FootPrinting through Web Spiders
  • Mirroring Entire website and Fetching website information from www.archieve.org
  • Fetching Metadata of Public Documents and Controlling the web pages for changes and updates.
  • Tracing Email Communication
  • Gathering Information from the Email Header
  • Email Tracking Tools
Chapter 2.5: DNS FootPrinting and Network FootPrinting
  • Fetching DNS Information and DNS examination tools
  • Finding the Network Range
  • Traceroute and Traceroute Tools
Chapter 2.6: FootPrinting Tools
  • Maltego and Recon-ng
  • FOCA and Recon-Dog
  • OSRFramework and Other FootPrinting Tools
Chapter 2.7: FootPrinting Counterattacks and Pen Testing
  • FootPrinting Counterattacks
  • FootPrinting Report Templates

Module 3: Network Scanning

Chapter 3.1: Network Scanning Basics
  • Network Scanning Overview
  • TCP communication flags
  • TCP/IP communication
  • Setup custom packet through TCP flags
  • Scanning in IPV6 Networks
Chapter 3.2: Network Scanning Tools
  • Nmap
  • Hping2/Hping3
  • Scanning Tools for Web and Mobile
Chapter 3.3: Network Scanning Techniques
  • Scanning Techniques
  • Port scanning Counterattacks
Chapter 3.4: Network Diagrams
  • Drawing Network Diagrams
  • Network Discovery and Mapping Tools
  • Network Discovery Tools for Mobile
Chapter 3.5: Scanning IDS, Firewall, and Pen Testing
  • IDS or Firewall Evasion Techniques
  • Scanning Pen Testing

Module 4: Enumeration

Chapter 4.1: Enumeration Basics
  • Define Enumeration
  • Enumeration Techniques
  • Ports and Services to Enumerate
Chapter 4.2: NETBIOS Enumeration
  • NETBIOS Enumeration Tool
  • Enumerating user Accounts and Shared Resources
Chapter 4.3: SNMP and LDAP Enumeration
  • Working of SNMP Enumeration
  • Management Information Base
  • SNMP Enumeration Tools
  • LDAP Enumeration Tools
Chapter 4.4: NTP Enumeration, SMTP Enumeration, and DNS Enumeration
  • NTP Enumeration Commands and Tools
  • SMTP Enumeration Tools
  • DNS Enumeration through Zone Transfer
Chapter 4.5: Additional Enumeration Techniques
  • IPsec Enumeration
  • VoIP Enumeration
  • RPC Enumeration
  • Linux/Unix user Enumeration
Chapter 4.6: Enumeration Counterattacks and Pen Testing
  • Enumeration Counterattacks
  • Enumeration Pen Testing

Module 5: Vulnerability Analysis

Chapter 5.1: Vulnerability Assessment Concepts
  • Vulnerability Analysis
  • Vulnerability Categorization
  • Kinds of Vulnerability Assessment
  • Vulnerability Management Life cycle
Chapter 5.2: Vulnerability Assessment Solutions
  • Contrasting Approaches for Vulnerability Assessment
  • Vulnerability Scanning Solutions working
  • Kinds of Vulnerability Assessment Tools
  • Characteristics of a Good Vulnerability Assessment Solution
  • Selecting a Vulnerability Assessment Tool
  • Criteria or Standards for selecting a Vulnerability Assessment Tool
  • Best methods for Choosing Vulnerability Assessment Tools
Chapter 5.3: Vulnerability Scoring Systems
  • Common Vulnerability Scoring System(CVSS)
  • Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures(CVE)
  • National Vulnerability Database
  • Vulnerability Research Resources
Chapter 5.4: Vulnerability Assessment Tools
  • Nessus Professional
  • GFI LanGuard
  • Qualys Vulnerability Management
  • Qualys FreeScan
  • Nikto
  • Retina CS
  • OpenVAS
  • SAINT
  • Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer
  • Automated Vulnerability Detection System
  • Vulnerability Assessment Tools for Mobile
Chapter 5.5: Vulnerability Assessment Reports
  • Vulnerability Assessment Reports Basics
  • Analyzing the Vulnerability Scanning Reports

Module 6: System Hacking

  • Chapter 6.1: CEH Hacking Methodology(CHM)
  • Chapter 6.2: System Hacking Objectives
  • Chapter 6.3: Password Cracking
Chapter 6.4: Kinds of Password Attacks
  • Non-Electronic Attack
  • Active Online Attack
  • Passive Online Attack
  • Chapter 6.5: Password Recovery Tools
  • Chapter 6.6: Microsoft Authentication
  • Chapter 6.7: Storing Hash Passwords in Windows SAM
  • Chapter 6.8: NTLM Authentication Process
  • Chapter 6.9: Kerberos Authentication
  • Chapter 6.10: Password Salting and Cracking Tools
  • Chapter 6.11: Tools for Extracting the Password Hashes
  • Chapter 6.12: How to Defend against LLMNR/NBT-NS Poisoning and Password Cracking
  • Chapter 6.13: Escalating Privileges
  • Chapter 6.14: Tools to Execute Applications
  • Chapter 6.15: Keylogger
  • Chapter 6.16: Spyware
  • Chapter 6.17: How to Defend against Keylogger and Spyware
Chapter 6.18: RootKits
  • Kinds of RootKits
  • RootKits working
  • Steps to Detect RootKits
  • Defend Against RootKits
  • Anti-RootKits
Chapter 6.19: NTFS Data Stream
  • Creating NTFS Streams
  • Manipulating NTFS Streams
  • Defend Against NTFS Streams
  •  NTFS Stream Detectors
Chapter 6.20: Steganography
  • Categorization of Steganography
  • Kinds of Steganography
    • Document Steganography
    • Video and Audio Steganography
    • Email/Spam Steganography
    • Folder Steganography
    • Image Steganography Tools
    • Whitespace Steganography
  • Steganography Tools for Mobile Phones
  • Steganalysis
  • Steganalysis Methods and Attacks on Steganalysis
  • Detecting Steganography
  • Steganography Detection Tools
Chapter 6.21: Covering Tracks
  • Deactivating Auditing: Auditpol
  • Clearing Logs
  • Covering Tracks
  • Covering Tracks tools
  • Covering Tracks on OS and Network
  • Covering Tracks Tools

Module 7: Malware Threats

Chapter 7.1: Malware Fundamentals
  • Introduction to Malware
  • Different methods by which Malware can get into a system
  • General Techniques which Attackers use for Distributing the Malware on the web
  • Components of Malware
Chapter 7.2: Trojan Basics
  • Define Trojans
  • How Hackers use Trojans
  • General Ports used by the Trojans
  • How to Infect systems through a Trojan
  • Trojan Horse Construction Kit
  • Wrappers and Crypters
  • How Attackers Deploy the Trojan
  • Avoiding Anti-virus Techniques
  • Kinds of Trojans
    • Remote Access Trojans
    • BotNet Trojans
    • Backdoor Trojans
    • RootKit Trojans
    • E-banking Trojans
    • Proxy Trojans
    • Mobile Trojans 
    • IoT Trojans
  • Exploit Kits
Chapter 7.3: Worms and Virus Concepts
  • Virus Basics
  • Stages of Virus life
  • Working with Viruses
  • Signs of Virus Attack
  • How Virus Infects a computer
  • Virus Hoaxes
  • Fake Antivirus
  • Ransomware
  • Kinds of Viruses
  • Creating Virus
  • Computer Worms and Worm Makers
Chapter 7.4: Malware Analysis
  • Sheep Dip Computer
  • Anti-Virus Senor Systems
  • Malware Analysis Basics
  • Preparing Testbed
  • Static and Dynamic Malware Analysis
  • Virus Detection Ways
  • Trojan Analysis: ZeuS/Zbot
  • Virus Analysis: WannaCry
Chapter 7.5: Counterattacks
  • Trojan and Backdoor Counterattacks
  • Virus and Worms Counterattacks
Chapter 7.6: Anti-Malware Software
  • Anti-Trojan and Antivirus software
Chapter 7.7: Malware Penetration Testing

Module 8: Sniffing

Chapter 8.1: Sniffing Basics
  • Network Sniffing
  • Basics of Sniffing
  • How an attacker uses Sniffing to Hack the Network
  • Protocols exposed to Sniffing
  • Sniffing in the Data Link Layer
  • Hardware Protocol Analyzers
  • SPAN Port
  • Wiretapping and Lawful Interception
Chapter 8.2: MAC Attacks
  • MAC Address or CAM Table
  • CAM Working
  • What Happens when the CAM Tables is Full?
  • MAC Flooding
  • Switch Port Stealing
  • Defending MAC Attacks
Chapter 8.3: Sniffing Technique: DHCP Attacks
  • DHCP Working
  • DHCP Request/Reply Messages
  • DHCP Starvation Attack
  • Rogue DHCP Server Attack
  • Defending DHCP Starvation and Rogue Server Attack
Chapter 8.4: Sniffing Technique: ARP Poisoning
  • Address Resolution Protocol
  • ARP Spoofing Attack
  • ARP Poisoning Threats
  • ARP Poisoning Tools
  • Defending ARP Poisoning
  • Dynamic ARP Inspection and Configuring DHCP Snooping
  • ARP Spoofing Detection Tools
Chapter 8.5: Spoofing Attacks
  • MAC Duplicating/Spoofing
  • Windows
  • MAC Spoofing Tools
  • IRDP Spoofing
  • Defending MAC Spoofing
Chapter 8.6: DNS Poisoning and Sniffing Tools
  • DNS Poisoning Techniques
  • Defending DNS Poisoning
  • Wireshark
  • Packet Sniffing Tools for Mobile
Chapter 8.7: CounterAttacks and Sniffing Detection Techniques
  • Defending Sniffing
  • Detect Sniffing
  • Sniffer Detection Techniques
  • Promiscuous Detection Tools
  • Sniffing Penetration Testing

Module 9: Social Engineering

Chapter 9.1: Social Engineering Basics and Techniques
  • Define Social Engineering
  • Social Engineering Attack Phases
  • Types of Social Engineering
  • Human-based and Computer-based Social Engineering
  • Mobile-based Social Engineering
Chapter 9.2: Impersonation on Social Networking Sites
  • Social Engineering using Impersonation on Social Networking
  • Impersonation on Facebook 
  • Risks of Social Networking Threats for Corporate Networks
Chapter 9.3: Identity Theft and Counterattacks
  • Identity Theft concepts
  • Social Engineering Counterattacks
  • Insider Threats Counterattacks
  • Identity Theft Counterattacks
  • Detecting Phishing Emails
  • Anti-Phishing Toolbar
  • General Social Engineering Targets and Defense Strategies
Chapter 9.4: Social Engineering Penetration testing and Insider Threats
  • Social Engineering Penetration Testing Tools
  • Types of Insider Threats

Module 10: Denial-of-Service(DoS)

Chapter 10.1: DoS and DDoS Concepts
  • Define DoS Attack
  • What is Distributed Denial-of-Service Attack
Chapter 10.2: DoS and DDoS Attack Techniques
  • Basic Classification of DoS and DDoS Attack vendors
  • UDP and ICMP Flood Attack
  • Ping of Smurf and Death Attack
  • SYN Flood Attack
  • Fragmentation Attack
  • HTTP GET/POST and Slowloris Attacks
  • Multi-Vector Attack
  • Peer-to-Peer Attacks
  • Permanent DoS
  • Distributed Reflection Denial-of-Service(DRDoS)
Chapter 10.4: Botnets and DDoS Case Study
  • Botnet
  • General Botnet Setup
  • Botnet Ecosystem
  • Scanning methods to Find Vulnerable Machines
  • How Malicious Code Propagates?
  • Botnet Trojan
  • DDoS Attack
  • Hackers Advertise Links for Downloading Botnet
  • Use of Mobile Devices as Botnets to Launch DDoS Attacks
  • Dyn DDoS Attack
Chapter 10.5: DoS and DDoS Attack Tools and Counterattacks
  • DoS and DDoS Attack Tools for Web and Mobile
  • Detection Techniques
  • DoS/DDoS Counterattack Strategies
  • DDoS Attack Counterattacks
  • Techniques for Defending Botnets
  • DoS and DDoS Counterattacks
  • DoS and DDoS Protection at ISP level
  • Enabling TCP Internet on Cisco IOS Software
Chapter 10.6: DoS and DDoS protection tools and Penetration Testing
  • Modern DDoS Protection Appliances
  • DoS and DDoS Protection Tools
  • DoS and DDoS Attack Penetration Testing

Module 11: Session Hijacking

Chapter 11.1: Session Hijacking Basics
  • Define Session Hijacking
  • Importance of Session Hijacking
  • Session Hijacking Process
  • Kinds of Session Hijacking
  • Session Hijacking in OSI Model
  • Differentiate Hijacking and Spoofing
  • Packet Analysis of a Local Session Hijack
Chapter 11.2: Application Level Session Hijacking
  • Compromising Session IDs through Sniffing and by Predicting Session Token
  • Predicting a Session Token
  • Compromising Session IDs through Man-in-the-Middle Attack
  • Compromising Session IDs through Man-in-the-Browser Attack
  • Compromising Session IDs through Client-side Attacks
  • Compromising Session IDs through Client-side Attacks and Cross-site Script Attack
  • Compromising Session IDs through Cross-site Request Forgery Attack
  • Compromising Session IDs through Session Replay Attack and Session Fixation
  • Session Hijacking through Proxy Servers, CRIME Attack, and Forbidden Attack
Chapter 11.3: Network Level Session Hijacking
  • TCP/IP Hijacking
  • RST and Blind Hijacking.
  • UDP Hijacking and IP Spoofing
  • MiTM Attack through Forged ICMP and ARP Spoofing
Chapter 11.4: Session Hijacking Tools and Counterattacks
  • Session Hijacking Tools for Web and Mobile
  • Session Hijacking Detection Methods
  • Protecting Session Hijacking
  • Session Hijacking prevention methods for web developers and web users
  • Session Hijacking Detection Tools
  • Approaches for preventing Session Hijacking
  • Approaches exposable to Session Hijacking
Chapter 11.5: IPsec
  • IPsec Components
  • Advantages and Modes of IPsec
  • IPsec Architecture
  • IPsec Confidentiality and Authentication
  • Session Hijacking Prevention Tools and Penetration Testing

Module 12: IDS, Honeypots, and Firewalls

Chapter 12.1: Intrusion Detection System
  • How Intrusion Detection System Detects an Intrusion
  • Instructions of Intrusions
  • Different Kinds of Intrusion Detection Systems
  • Different Kinds of IDS Alerts
Chapter 12.2: Firewall
  • Firewall Architecture
  • Demilitarized Zone
  • Different Kinds of Firewalls
  • Firewall Technologies
    • Packet Filtering Firewall
    • Circuit-Level Gateway Firewall
    • Application-Level Firewall
    • Stateful Multilayer Inspection Firewall
    • Application Proxy
    • Virtual Private Network(VPN)
    • Network Address Translation
    • Firewall Restrictions
Chapter 12.3: Intrusion Detection Tools
  • Snort
  • TippingPoint and AlienVault
  • Intrusion Detection Tools for Web and Mobile
Chapter 12.4: Firewalls
  • ZoneAlarm Free Firewall and Firewall Analyzer
  • Firewalls for Web and Mobile
Chapter 12.5: Honeypots and Honeypot Tools
  • Different Kinds of Honeypots
  • KFSensor and SPECTER
  • Honeypot Tools for Web and Mobile
Chapter 12.5: IDS Evasion Methods
  • Insertion Attack
  • Evasion
  • Denial-of-Service Attack(DoS)
  • Obfuscating
  • False Positive Generation and Session Splicing
  • Fragmentation Attack
  • Session Splicing
  • Time-to-live Attacks
  • Overlapping Fragments
  • Invalid RST Packets
  • Polymorphic Shellcode
  • ASCII Shellcode
  • Desynchronization
  • Application-Layer Attacks
  • Other types of Evasion9966321077
Chapter 12.6: Firewall Evasion Techniques
  • Firewall Detection
  • IP Address Spoofing
  • Source Routing and Tiny Fragments
  • Evading Blocked Sites through IP Address and Anonymous Website surfing sites
  • Evading Firewall through Proxy server and ICMP Tunneling method
  • Evading Firewall through ACK Tunneling and HTTP Tunnelling method
  • Evading Firewall through External Systems and MITM Attack
  • Evading Firewall through the content
  • Evading WAF through XSS Attack
Chapter 12.7: IDS or Firewall Evading Tools
  • IDS or Firewall Evasion Tools
  • Packet Fragment Generator Tools
Chapter 12.8: Detecting Honeypots
  • Detecting and Defeating Honeypots
  • Send-Safe Honeypot Hunter - Honeypot Detection Tool
Chapter 12.9: IDS and Firewall Evasion Counterattacks
  • Defending IDS Evasion
  • Defending Firewall Evasion
Chapter 12.10: Penetration Testing
  • Firewall and IDS Penetration Testing

Module 13: Hacking Web Servers

Chapter 13.1: Web Servers Basics
  • Web Server operations
  • Open source Web Server Architecture
  • IIS Web Server Architecture
  • Web Server Security Issue
  • Why we compromise web servers?
  • Effect of Web Server Attacks
Chapter 13.2: Web Server Attacks
  • DoS and DDoS Attacks
  • DNS Server Hijacking
  • DNS Amplification Attack
  • Directory Traversal Attack
  • Man-in-the-Middle or Sniffing Attack
  • Phishing Attacks
  • Website Defacement
  • Web Server Misconfiguration
  • HTTP Response Splitting Attack
  • Web Cache Poisoning Attack
  • SSH Brute Force Attack
  • Web Server Password Cracking
  • Web Application Attacks
Chapter 13.3: Web Server Attack Methodology and Web Server Footprinting or Banner Grabbing
  • Collecting Information from Robots.txt file
  • Web Server Footprinting tools
  • Enumerating Web Server Information through Nmap
Chapter 13.4: Website Mirroring and Vulnerability Scanning
  • Finding the Default Credentials of Web Server
  • Finding the Default Content of Web Server
  • Finding Directory Listings of Web Server
  • Finding Exploitable Vulnerabilities
Chapter 13.5: Web Server Attack Tools
  • Metasploit
  • Web Server Attack Tools
Chapter 13.6: Counterattacks
  • Locate Web Servers in the Separate Secure Server Security Agent
  • Counterattacks
  • Detecting Web Server Hacking Attempts
  • Defending Web Server Attacks
  • Defending HTTP Response and Web Caching
  • Defending DNS Hijacking
Chapter 13.7: Patch Management
  • Patches and Hotfixes
  • Patch Management
  • Patch Installation
  • Patch Management Tools
Chapter 13.8: Web Server Security Tools
  • Web Application Security Scanners
  • Web Server Security Scanners
  • Web Server Security Tools
Chapter 13.9: Web Server Penetration Testing
  • Web Server Penetration Testing concepts
  • Web Server Penetration Testing Tools

Module 14: Hacking Web Applications

Chapter 14.1: Web App Concepts
  • Web Applications Basics
  • Web Application Architecture
  • Web2.0 Applications
  • Vulnerability Stack
Chapter 14.2: Web App Threats
  • OWASP Top 10 Application Security Risks - 2017
  • Other Web Application Threats
Chapter 14.3: Hacking Methodology
  • Web App Hacking Methodology
  • Footprint Web Infrastructure
  • Attack Web Servers
  • Analyze Web Applications
  • Bypass Client-side Controls
  • Attack Authentication Mechanism
  • Authorization Attack Schemes
  • Attack Access Controls
  • Attack Session Management Mechanism
  • Perform Injection or Input Validation Attacks
  • Attack Application Logic Flaws
  • Attack Database Connectivity
  • Attack Web App Client
  • Attack Web Services
Chapter 14.4: Web Application Hacking Tools and Countermeasures
  • Web Application Hacking Tools
  • Web Application Fuzz Testing
  • Source Code Review
  • Encoding Schemes
  • Defending Injection Attacks
  • Web Application Attack Counterattacks
  • Defending Web Application Attacks
Chapter 14.5: Web App Security Testing Tools and Web App Pen Testing
  • Web App Security Testing Tools
  • Web Application Firewall
  • Web Application Penetration Testing Framework

Module 15: SQL Injection

Chapter 15.1: SQL Injection Concepts
  • Define SQL Injection
  • SQL Injection and Server-side Technologies
  • Understanding HTTP POST Request and SQL Injection Query
  • Example of SQL Injection
Chapter 15.2: Types of SQL Injection and SQL Injection Methodology
  • Different Types of SQL Injection
  • SQL Injection Methodology
Chapter 15.3: SQL Injection Tools and Evasion Techniques
  • SQL Injection Tools for Web and Mobile
  • Evading IDS
  • Different Types of Signature Evasion Techniques
Chapter 15.4: Counterattacks
  • Defendinding SQL Injection Attacks
  • SQL Injection Detection Tools

Module 16: Hacking Wireless Networks

Chapter 16.1: Wireless Fundamentals
  • Wireless Terminologies
  • Wireless Networks and Standards
  • Service Set Identifier
  • Wi-Fi Authentication Modes
  • Wi-Fi Authentication Process through a Centralized Authentication
  • Different Types of Wireless Antenna
Chapter 16.2: Wireless Encryption
  • Different Types of Wireless Encryption
  • WEP vs WPA vs WPA2
  • WEP Concerns
  • Weak Initialization Vector(IV)
Chapter 16.3: Wireless Threats and Wireless Hacking Methodology
  • Wireless Threats
  • Wireless Hacking Methodology
Chapter 16.4: Wireless Hacking Tools
  • WEP/WPA Cracking Tools
  • WEP/WPA Cracking Tool for Mobile
  • Wi-Fi Sniffer
  • Wi-Fi Traffic Analyzer Tools
  • Additional Wireless Hacking Tools
Chapter 16.5: Bluetooth Hacking
  • Bluetooth Stack and Hacking
  • Bluetooth Threats and Hacking Tools
  • How do we BlueJack a Victim?
Chapter 16.6: Counterattacks and Wireless Security Tools
  • Wireless Security Layers
  • Defending WPA or WPA2 Cracking
  • Defending Krack Attacks
  • Detecting and Blocking Rogue AP
  • Defending Wireless Attacks
  • Defending Bluetooth Hacking
  • Wireless Intrusion Prevention System
  • Wireless IPS Deployment
  • Wi-Fi Security Auditing Tool
  • Wi-Fi Intrusion Prevention System
  • Wi-Fi Predictive Planning Tools
  • Wi-Fi Vulnerability Scanning Tools
  • Bluetooth Security Tool
  • Wi-Fi Security Tools for Mobile
Chapter 16.7: Wi-Fi Penetration Testing
  • Wi-Fi Penetration Testing Framework

Module 17: Hacking Mobile Platforms

Chapter 17.1: Mobile Platform Attack Vendors
  • Vulnerable Areas in Mobile Business Management
  • OWASP Top 10 Mobile Risks
  • Anatomy of the Mobile Attack
  • How a Hacker can profit from mobile 
  • Mobile Attack Vectors and Mobile Platform Vulnerabilities
  • Security problems emerge from the App Stores
  • App sandboxing issues
  • Mobile spam and SMS Phishing Attack
  • Pairing Mobile Devices on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Connection
Chapter 17.2: Hacking Android OS
  • Android OS and Rooting
  • Blocking Wi-Fi Access through NetCut
  • Hacking with zANTI
  • Hacking Networks through Network Spoofer
  • Launching DoS Attack through Low Orbit Ion Cannon(LOIC)
  • Performing Session Hijacking through DroidSheep
  • Hacking with Orbot Proxy
  • Android-based Sniffers and Trojans
  • Securing Android Devices
  • Android Security Tools
  • Android Vulnerability Scanner
  • Android Device Tracking Tools
Chapter 17.3: Hacking iOS
  • Apple and Jailbreaking iOS
  • iOS Trojans
  • Standards to Secure iOS Devices
  • IOS Device Tracking Tools
  • Device Security Tools
Chapter 17.4: Mobile Spyware and Mobile Device Management
  • Mobile Spyware: mSpy
  • Mobile Spywares
  • Mobile Device Management Solutions
  • Bring Your Own Device
Chapter 17.5: Mobile Security Guidelines and Tools
  • Standards for Mobile Platform Security
  • Standards for Administrator
  • SMS Phishing Counterattacks
  • Mobile Protection Tools
  • Mobile Anti-Spyware
Chapter 17.6: Mobile Penetration Testing
  • Android and iPhone Penetration Testing
  • Mobile Pentesting Toolkit

Module 18: IoT Hacking

Chapter 18.1: IoT Fundamentals
  • Define IoT
  • How IoT Works?
  • IoT Architecture
  • IoT Applications and Devices
  • IoT Technologies and Protocols
  • IoT Communication Models
  • IoT Challenges
  • Differentiate Threat and Opportunity
Chapter 18.2: IoT Attacks
  • IoT Security Problems
  • OWASP Best IoT Obstacles and Vulnerabilities
  • IoT Attack Surface Areas
  • IoT Threats
  • Hacking IoT Devices
  • IoT Attacks in various cases
Chapter 18.3: IoT Hacking Methodology and IoT Hacking Tools
  • IoT Hacking Methodology
  • Information Gathering Tools
  • Sniffing and Vulnerability Scanning Tools
  • Hacking Tools
Chapter 18.4: Counterattacks and IoT Penetration Testing
  • Defending IoT Hacking
  • Guidelines for IoT Device Manufacturing Companies
  • OWASP Best IoT Vulnerabilities Solutions
  • IoT Framework Security issues
  • IoT Security Tools
  • IoT Penetration Testing

Module 19: Cloud Computing

Chapter 19.1: Cloud Computing Basics
  • Introduction to Cloud Computing
  • Separating Responsibilities in Cloud
  • Cloud Deployment Models
  • NIST Cloud Computing Reference Architecture
  • Cloud Computing Advantages
  • Understanding Virtualisation
Chapter 19.2: Cloud Computing Threats and Attacks
  • Cloud Computing Threats
  • Service Hijacking through Network Sniffing
  • Session Hijacking through XSS Attack and Session Riding
  • DNS(Domain Name System) Attacks
  • Side-Channel Attacks or Cross-guest VM Breaches
  • SQL Injection Attacks
  • Cryptanalysis and Wrapping Attacks
  • Denial-of-Service(Dos) Attacks or Distributed Denial-of-Services Attacks
  • Man-in-the-Cloud Attack
Chapter 19.3: Cloud Security and Cloud Security Tools
  • Cloud Security Control Layers
  • Cloud Security is the responsibility of Cloud Provider
  • Cloud Computing Security Issues
  • Placement of Security Controls in Cloud
  • Best Methods for Securing Cloud
  • NIST Recommendations for Cloud Security
  •  Provider Cloud Security Compliance Checklist
  • Cloud Security Tools
Chapter 19.4: Cloud Penetration Testing
  • Define Cloud Penetration Testing
  • Key Issues for the Cloud Penetration Testing
  • Suggestions for Cloud Testing

Module 20: Cryptography

Chapter 20.1: Cryptography Basics and Encryption Algorithms
  • Government Access to Keys
  • Ciphers
  • Data Encryption Standard
  • Advanced Encryption Standard
  • RC4, RC5, and RC6 Algorithms
  • Twofish
  • DSA and Related Signature Schemas
  • Rivest Shamir Adleman(RSA)
  • Diffie-Hellman
  • Message Digest Functions
Chapter 20.2: Cryptography Tools
  • MD5 Hash Calculators
  • Hash Calculators for Mobile
  • Cryptography Tools for Web and Mobile
Chapter 20.3: Public Key Infrastructure and Email Encryption
  • Public Key Infrastructure
  • Digital Signature
  • Secure Sockets Layer(SSL)
  • Transport Layer Security(TLS)
  • Cryptography Toolkit
  • Pretty Good Privacy(PGP)
Chapter 20.4: Disk Encryption and Cryptanalysis
  • Disk Encryption Tools
  • Cryptanalysis Methods
  • Code Breaking Methodologies
  • Cryptography Attacks
  • Cryptanalysis Tools
  • Online MD5 Encryption Tools
Chapter 20.5: Counterattacks
  • Defending Cryptographic Attacks

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