Beginners guide to ethical hacking and penetration testing

Name: Beginners Guide To Ethical Hacking And Penetration Testing
Price: 10 USD
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)
Author: Jeff Minakata

A step by step course to ethical hacking for beginners

updated on icon Updated on Nov, 2023

language icon Language - English

person icon Jeff Minakata

architecture icon Ethical Hacking,Network & Security

Lectures -80

Quizzes -2

Duration -7.5 hours

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Course Description

Hacking (both good and bad) seems to be in the news on a daily basis now. Large data breaches, phishing attacks, voter registration hacked, Smartphones hacked, etc. In this course we go over the basics for ethical hacking and penetration testing. We go step by step building a virtual lab, loading various tools and learning how a malicious hacker thinks and operates. Phishing, password hacking, methodology, OSINT, DDOS attacks, and much more is covered in this course. Learn how a hacker thinks, their methodology and tools in order to help defend from them. You don't need to have a high technical knowledge. In this course I try to break things down in order for you to follow along and understand. As with any course that I offer. If you have any questions during or even after you finish? Feel free to message me and I will do my best to get back to you and help you out.

Goals

What will you learn in this course:

Understand hacking methodology
Understanding various attack vectors
Understanding the ethical do's and don'ts
Understanding how to protect yourself and your network from malicious attacks

Prerequisites

What are the prerequisites for this course?

A computer (prefered), smartphone, or tablet with a internet connection. 8 gb memory and 50 gb of hdd to follow along with the VM

Beginners guide to ethical hacking and penetration testing

Curriculum

Check out the detailed breakdown of what’s inside the course

Introduction
3 Lectures

Introduction 04:01 04:01
What will you need? 02:46 02:46
Disclaimer 02:05 02:05

Types of hackers
3 Lectures

Hacking basics
5 Lectures

Notation and Agreements
2 Lectures

Browser Plugins
3 Lectures

Virtual Machine Setup
4 Lectures

The Internet never forgets and More
2 Lectures

Basic Searches
5 Lectures

Breaches
2 Lectures

Getting Sneaky
8 Lectures

Scanning
6 Lectures

Passwords and Credential Harvesting
5 Lectures

Hiding
7 Lectures

Virus
4 Lectures

Misc
6 Lectures

Wireless and Man in the Middle Attacks
9 Lectures

Wrapping up
6 Lectures

Instructor Details

Jeff Minakata

Over 23 years of IT experience

Designed, programmed and published games on: Android, Chrome, PC, Windows phone, Windows OS, OSX, and Linux

I've been through the CEH 8, 9, 11, 12 courses, digital forensics and more.

C|OSINT Certified, CWA, Certified Accredited Configuration Engineer (ACE), CISP, Metasploit certified, SOC Level 1 among other engineering, network security, and other certifications.

Published Security articles on Cybrary , Hackin9, and eForensics Magazine and published contracted courses for EC Council Code Red.

After years of experience in the IT industry and a long time gamer we got together and said, "Hey why don't we start making our own mobile and PC games?" and thus Disposable Games Studio was born back in 2010. We set out on a mission to build games and apps for gamers, IT professionals, and every day people. Apps and games that we ourselves would use. As things progressed we decided to share our knowledge and started teaching Game development, OSINT, network security, and ethical hacking. We have also given talks and training on OSINT and ethical hacking. We are passionate about training and security.

www.disposablegamesstudio.weebly.com