CTF Training
CTF Training
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Course Description
Capture the Flag Training (CTF) is for candidates willing to master in a
Cyber Security competition with challenges. The participants will have a
variety of tasks related to computer security problems.
CTF Course is the best fit for the candidates interested in Ethical
Hacking and Penetration testing skills recommended to have a firm
understanding of the TCP and IP protocols.
You can enroll in this course and start learning the course through
online classes.
After learning this course, you will have many job opportunities to work
in Ethical Hacking or IT security.
You can get the Course Completion Certificate as soon as you complete
the course.
Course Content
1.Introduction to Pentesting
- Penetration Testing Benefits
- Types of Penetration Testing
- Penetration Testing Methodologies
- Law & Compliance
- Planning, Managing & Reporting
2.Assessment & Skill Management
- Finding Files
- Services in Kali
- SSH Service
- FTP Services
- HTTP Service
- SNMP Service
- Mysql Services
- Service Management
- IP Protocols, Networking Protocols, IPSec, VOIP
- Network Architecture, Mapping & Target Identification
3.Basic Linux and Commands
- Locate
- Which
- Find
- Sed
- Awk
- Cut
- Sort
- Grep
- Head
- Tail
- Wget
- Cat
4.Netcat Tutorials
- Getting start with NC
- Connecting to a Server
- Fetching HTTP header
- Chatting
- Creating a Backdoor
- Verbose Mode
- Save Output to Disk
- Port Scanning
- TCP Delay Scan
- UDP Scan
- Reverse TCP Shell Exploitation
- Randomize Port
- File Transfer
- Reverse Netcat Shell Exploitation
- Banner grabbing
5.Port Scanning with Nmap & WireShark
- TCP Connect Scan with wireshark
- Network sweeping with wireshark
- SYN Scan with wireshark
- UDP Scan with wireshark
- FIN Scan with wireshark
- Null Scan with wireshark
- OS Discovery with wireshark
- NSE Scripts with wireshark
- Nmap Firewall Scan
6.Enumeration
- Overview
- Structure, interpretation and analysis of DNS records
- DNS Enumeration
- Forward DNS Lookup
- Reverse DNS Lookup
- Zone Transfers
- NetBIOS & SMB Enumeration
- Null Sessions
- Enum4Linux
- SMB NSE Scripts
- MYSQL Enumeration
- MSSQL Enumeration
- SMTP Enumeration
- VRFY Script
- Python Port
- SNMP Enumeration
- SNMP MiB
- SNMPWalk
7.Passive Info Gathering
- Overview
- Google Search
- Google Hacking
- GHDB
- NNTP Newsgroups & Information Leakage from Mail Headers
8.Directory Bruteforce Attack
- Dirb
- Dirbuster
- Dirsearch
- Metasploit
9.Windows Security Assessment
- Domain Reconnaissance
- User Enumeration
- Active Directory
- Windows Patch Management Strategies
- Desktop Lockdown & Exchange Server
10.Reverse Shell
- Php reverse shell
- Python reverse shell
- Perl reverse shell
- Bash reverse shell
- Msfvenom shell
11.Intro to Overflows
- Overview
- Vulnerable Code
- Stack Overflow
- Heap Overrun/Overflow
12.Windows BO Example
- Overview DEP, ASLR and CFG
- Fuzzing
- Crash Replication
- Controlling EIP
- Locating space for our Shellcode
- Bad Characters
- Redirecting Execution
- Introducing Mona
- Shellcode Payload
13.Linux BO Example
- Overview DEP, ASLR and Canaries
- Controlling EIP
- Locating Space
- First Stage Shellcode
- Locating RET
- Generating Shellcode
14.Using Public Exploits
- Overview
- Finding Exploits
- Exploit-DB
- Fixing Exploits 1
- Fixing Exploits 2
- Cross-Compiling
15.File Transfers
- FTP
- Python HTTP Server
- php http server
- HFS Tool
- Netcat
- CURL
- Wget
- TFTP
- Python SMB Server
- Powershell File Transfer
- Bitsadmin
16.Linux Privilege Escalation
- Suid Binaries
- AbsuingSudo’s Right
- Kernel Exploit
- Path Variables
- Multiple Ways to edit /etc/passwd file
17.Linux Privilege Escalation
- Suid Binaries
- AbsuingSudo’s Right
- Kernel Exploit
- Path Variables
- Multiple Ways to edit /etc/passwd file
18.Windows Privilege Escalation
- Weak File Permissions
- Always Install Elevated
- Bypass UAC
- Unquoted Service Path
- Kernel Exploits
19.Web Application Attacks
- Overview
- Web Servers Flaws
- Web Protocols
- Local File Inclusion
- SQL Injection
- Authentication Bypass
- Error Based Enum
- Blind SQL Injection
- Attack Proxies
- XSS, LDAP & XML Injection
- SQLMap
- Web APIs
- Web Sub-Components
20.Password Cracking
- Overview
- Crunch
- Passing the Hash
- Password Profiling
- Online Attacks
- Medusa
- Ncrack
- Hydra
- Password Hashes
- Cracking Hashes
- LM / NTLM
21.Port Fun
- Overview
- Port Forwarding
- SSH Tunnels
- Dynamic Proxies
- Proxy Chains
22.Metasploit Framework
- Overview
- AUX Modules
- SNMP Modules
- SMB Modules
- WEBDAV Modules
- Database Services
- Exploits
- Payloads
- Meterpreter
- Meterpreter in Action
- Additional Payloads
- Binary Payloads
- Multihandler
- Porting Exploits
- Post Exploitation
23.Antivirus Avoidance
- Overview
- Shellter
- Veil-Evasion
- thefatrat
24.Misconfigured Lab Setup
- WordPress lab Setup & Pentesting
- Joomla Lab Setup & Pentesting
- Drupal Lab Setup & Pentesting
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