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Chapter 1 | A Hacker’s Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Types of Hackers
Why become an ethical hacker?
Setting up a virtual lab
Chapter 2 | Reconnaissance
Stages of Reconnaissance
1. Passive Reconnaissance of a Target with Netcraft
2. Using Maltego for Network Reconnaissance
Chapter 3 | Scanning
Purpose of the scanning process
Network scanning with Nmap
Using the Nmap Scripting Engine to scan for vulnerabilities
Scanning for vulnerabilities with Nessus
Chapter 4 | Gaining Access
Developing an attack strategy
Exploiting a vulnerable web server using Psexec in Metasploit
SQL injection exploit guide with Google Dork and Havij Pro
Understanding SQL injection
Introducing Google Dork
Cracking passwords using John the Ripper
Chapter 5 | Maintaining Access
Why maintaining access to systems you have already hacked
Top 5 Kali Linux tools to use to maintain access
1. PowerSploit
2. Sbd
3. Webshells
4. DNS2TCP
5. Weevely
Summary of post-exploitation access
Chapter 6 | Covering your Tracks
Ways to cover your tracks after a hack
a) Anti-incident response
b) Anti-forensics actions
Clearing your tracks by deleting event logs
Covering your tracks over a network
Chapter 7 | Getting started with real-world hacking (300)
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