Kali Linux Hacking · A Complete Step by Step Guide to Learn the Fundamentals of Cyber Security, Hacking, and Penetration Testing. Includes Valuable Basic Networking Concepts. by Mining, Ethem -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Introduction Part I Introduction to Kali Linux and Hacking Chapter 1: Introduction to Hacking

What is Hacking? Malware Session Hijacking SQL Injection Phishing DOS Reasons for Hacking Black Hats Grey Hats Red Hats Green Hats Blue Hats Script Kiddies Hacktivists White Hat (Ethical Hacking) What is Cybersecurity? The Elements of Cybersecurity Information Security: The CIA Triad Confidentiality Integrity Availability

Chapter 2: Introduction to Networking

What is a Network? Types of Networks

LAN WAN VPN

Network Address Nodes Hosts IP Address Public vs. Private IP address

Chapter 3: Kali Linux: The Hacker Operating System

What is Linux? What is Kali Linux? Should I use Kali Linux? Kali Linux Features

Hundreds of Penetration Testing Tools Free Secure Customizable Multi-Language Support Open Source Git Tree FHS Compliant Wireless Device Support Custom Kernel

How to Install Kali Linux

What You Need for Installation Creating the Bootable USB with Linux

Chapter 4: Basic Linux Commands

The Terminal Command Prompts Executing the Commands Archives Directory Navigation Disk Usage File and Directory Commands File Transfers Hardware Information Commands Installing Packages Networking Performance Monitoring Process Management Search SSH Logins System Information Commands User Information and Management Commands

Part II Kali Linux Hacking Chapter 5: Nmap and Detecting and Exploiting Vulnerabilities

What is Nmap? How to Use Nmap to Understand and Exploit Vulnerabilities

Scanning Commands

Scanning Techniques and Commands

TCP SYN Scan TCP Connect() Scan UDP Scan FIN Scan Ping Scan Version Detection Idle Scanning Penetration Testing Pre-Engagement Reconnaissance

Chapter 6: How to Become and Remain Anonymous

Proxychains VPN Tor and Kali Linux

Chapter 7: Metasploit Framework

What is Metasploit? Metasploit Users Metasploit Modules Using Metasploit Installing Metasploit Managing the Metasploit Database The Metasploit Datastore The Metasploit Workspaces

Chapter 8: Digital Certificate

What is a Digital Certificate? Certificate Authorities Types of Certificates

Root Certificate Intermediate Certificate SSL Certificate

Generating Self-Signed SSL Certificates

Chapter 9: Bash and Python Scripting Conclusion Assigning an IP address Protocol Layers

Internet Protocol (IP) The TCP/IP Model

Threats to Network Security

Man-in-the-Middle Cyberattacks DOS and DDOS MAC Spoofing

Threat Modeling and Identifying Vulnerabilities

Exploitation Post-Exploitation Reporting Retesting

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