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💢 Course Curriculum :​



​

Introduction​

  • [1.1] Introduction to Information Security
  • [1.2] Information-Security-Threats
  • [1.3] Introduction to Cyber Security
  • [1.4] The CIA Triad
  • [1.5] Who are Hackers
  • [1.6] Types of Hackers
  • [1.7] Introduction to Ethical Hacking
  • [1.8] Information Warfare
  • [1.9] Need for Ethical Hackers
  • [1.10] Careers in Ethical Hacking
  • [1.11] Course Overview
  • [1.12] General Terminologies
  • [1.13] How To become an Ethical Hacker
  • Module 1 Study Materials

Basics and Environment setup​

  • [2.1] Advantages and Limitations of Cyber Security
  • [2.2] Cyber Defense
  • [2.3] Skills of an Ethical Hacker
  • [2.4] Information Security Policies
  • [2.5] Vulnerability Research
  • [2.6] Introduction to OS Linux and it’s Evolution
  • [2.7] Major Linux Distributions
  • [2.8] Advantages of linux
  • [2.9] Linux for Penetration Testing
  • [2.10] Types of Hackers contd
  • [2.11] Phases of Ethical Hacking
  • [2.12] Introduction to Penetration Testing
  • [2.13] Phases of Penetration Testing
  • [2.14] Cyber Security vs Ethical Hacking
  • [2.15] Ethical Hacking Laws and Policies
  • [2.16] IT Act 2000
  • [2.17] Risk Management and Methodology
  • [2.18] Software and Hardware Requirements for a Hacking Lab
  • [2.19] Installing and Configuring VMWare WS
  • [2.20] Dual boot vs Virtual Machine
  • [2.21] Choosing and Downloading Kali Distro
  • [2.22] Configuring VM For Kali Linux
  • [2.23] Installing Kali Linux 2019.4 on VMWare (New)
  • [2.24] Virtual Network Configurations Explained – NAT vs Bridged vs Host Only vs Internal
  • [2.25] Installing and Configuring DVWA
  • [2.26] Installing and Configuring bWAPP
  • [2.27] Installing Metasploitable on VM
  • [2.28] Installing OWASP Broken Web Application on VMWare
  • Module 2 Study Materials

Linux Refresher​

  • [3.1] Introduction to Command Line
  • [3.2] Windows command line
  • [3.3] Linux command line
  • [3.4] Linux File System
  • [3.5] NTFS vs FAT vs EXT
  • [3.6] Linux User Administration
  • [3.7] Basic DOS Commands
  • [3.8] DOS Networking Commands
  • [3.9] Kali 2019.4 and Linux file system overview
  • [3.10] Linux Elementary Commands
  • [3.11] Linux Networking Commands
  • [3.12] history and grep command
  • [3.13] Working with Linux User Administration
  • [3.14] Linux Working with Files, Permissions, and Directories
  • [3.15] Working with Linux File Permissions
  • [3.16] Linux Working with Groups
  • [3.17] Linux Package Manager apt
  • [3.18] Linux Useful Files
  • Module 3 Study Materials

Networking Refresher​

  • [4.1] The OSI Model – Open Systems Interconnection
  • [4.2] More on OSI Model – Introduction to TCP-IP Model
  • [4.3] TCP-IP v-s OSI – The Difference
  • [4.4] Data Link Layer and MAC Addresses
  • [4.5] Network Layer and IP Addresses
  • [4.6] Classful IP Addressing, Private and Special Addresses
  • [4.7] Classless IP Addressing
  • [4.8] Transport Layer
  • [4.9] Ports and Port Addressing
  • [4.10] Proxies and Proxy Servers
  • [4.11] Introduction to TOR
  • [4.12] Introduction to VPN
  • [4.13] Remote Login – SSH and telnet
  • [4.14] Introduction to NAT and Port Forwarding
  • Module 4 Study Material

Footprinting and Reconnaissance​

  • [5.1] Introduction to Footprinting and Objectives
  • [5.2] Footprinting through search Engines
  • [5.3] Introduction to OSINT
  • [5.4] Email Footprinting
  • [5.5] Website Footprinting
  • [5.6] Competitive Intelligence
  • [5.7] Internet Archive
  • [5.8] wget Mirroring
  • [5.9] Website Mirroring with httrack
  • [5.10] whois lookup
  • [5.11] Introduction to DNS Footprinting
  • [5.12] DNS Resource Records
  • [5.13] DNS Footprinting with DNS Dumpster
  • [5.14] dns.google.com
  • [5.15] Network Footprinting
  • [5.16] Introduction and Working of Traceroute
  • [5.17] Traceroute Analysis
  • [5.18] Introduction to Maltego
  • [5.19] Maltego Information Gathering with domain name
  • [5.20] Maltego Information Gathering with IP Address
  • [5.21] Maltego Using the Tool Efficiently
  • [5.22] Maltego Tranform Hub
  • [5.23] Maltego Integration with Shodan
  • [5.24] OSINT Framework
  • [5.25] theHarvester
  • [5.26] Shodan Introduction and First Look
  • [5.27] Shodan Advanced Search with Dorks
  • [5.28] WhatWeb
  • [5.29] Wappalyzer
  • [5.30] sublist3r
  • [5.31] Subdomain Finder Websites
  • [5.32] netdiscover
  • [5.33] Major IP Block
  • [5.34] Google Dorks Explained – What is Google Hacking
  • [5.35] Working with Google Dorks – Google Dorking Practical
  • [5.36] Footprinting with Social Engineering
  • [5.37] Footprinting Countermeasures
  • Module 5 Study Material

Scanning​

  • [6.1] Basics of Scanning
  • [6.2] Scanning Methodology
  • [6.3] Working with ping command for live hosts
  • [6.4] Angry IP Scanner
  • [6.5] TCP Flags
  • [6.6] TCP 3-Way Handshake
  • [6.7] Introduction to Port Scanning
  • [6.8] Port Scanning Methodology
  • [6.9] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Connect Scan
  • [6.10] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Stealth Scan
  • [6.11] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Inverse Flag Scanning
  • [6.12] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Xmas Scan
  • [6.13] Types of Port Scanning – ACK Flag Probe Scanning
  • [6.14] Types of Port Scanning – UDP Scan
  • [6.15] Introduction to Nmap and First Look
  • [6.16] Nmap – Port Scanning
  • [6.17] Nmap – Advanced Port Scanning
  • [6.18] Nmap – Bypass Firewalls and IDS
  • [6.19] Nmap – Types of Scans
  • [6.20] Port Scanning with hping3
  • [6.21] Port Scanning with pentest-tools
  • [6.22] Colasoft Packet Builder
  • [6.23] Introduction to Banner Grabbing
  • [6.24] Banner Grabbing with ID Serve
  • [6.25] Banner Grabbing with NetCraft
  • [6.26] Banner Grabbing with netcat
  • [6.27] Evading IDS and Firewalls
  • [6.28] Scanning for Vulnerabilities
  • [6.29] Nessus Vulnerability Scanner
  • [6.30] Nmap Scripting Engine
  • [6.31] nikto Web Vulnerability Scanner
  • [6.32] OpenVas Installation and Configuration
  • [6.33] Vulnerability Scanning with OpenVas
  • [6.34] WordPress Vulnerability Scanning with wpscan
  • [6.35] Mapping Networks
  • [6.36] Network Topology Mapper
  • [6.37] Spiceworks Network Mapper
  • [6.38] LAN State Pro
  • [6.39] Scanning Countermeasures
  • Module 6 Study Materials

Enumeration​

  • [7.1] Introduction to Enumeration
  • [7.2] Techniques of Enumeration
  • [7.3] NetBIOS enumeration
  • [7.4] SMB Enumeration
  • [7.5] Working wiith NetBIOS and SMB Enumeration
  • [7.6] SNMP Enumeration
  • [7.7] LDAP Enumeration
  • [7.8] SMTP Enumeration
  • [7.9] Working with SMTP Enumeration
  • [7.10] DNS Enumeration
  • [7.11] Introduction to DNS Zones
  • [7.12] Introduction to DNS Zone Transfer
  • [7.13] DNS Zone Transfer using host command
  • [7.14] nslookup tool
  • [7.15] DNS Zone Transfer using nslookup
  • [7.16] dig command
  • [7.17] DNS Zone Transfer using dig command
  • [7.18] NTP Enumeration
  • [7.19] Enumeration Countermeasures
  • Module 7 Study Materials

BONUS Section​

  • Port Scanning: Introduction to Masscan


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💢 Course Curriculum :​



​

Introduction​

  • [1.1] Introduction to Information Security
  • [1.2] Information-Security-Threats
  • [1.3] Introduction to Cyber Security
  • [1.4] The CIA Triad
  • [1.5] Who are Hackers
  • [1.6] Types of Hackers
  • [1.7] Introduction to Ethical Hacking
  • [1.8] Information Warfare
  • [1.9] Need for Ethical Hackers
  • [1.10] Careers in Ethical Hacking
  • [1.11] Course Overview
  • [1.12] General Terminologies
  • [1.13] How To become an Ethical Hacker
  • Module 1 Study Materials

Basics and Environment setup​

  • [2.1] Advantages and Limitations of Cyber Security
  • [2.2] Cyber Defense
  • [2.3] Skills of an Ethical Hacker
  • [2.4] Information Security Policies
  • [2.5] Vulnerability Research
  • [2.6] Introduction to OS Linux and it’s Evolution
  • [2.7] Major Linux Distributions
  • [2.8] Advantages of linux
  • [2.9] Linux for Penetration Testing
  • [2.10] Types of Hackers contd
  • [2.11] Phases of Ethical Hacking
  • [2.12] Introduction to Penetration Testing
  • [2.13] Phases of Penetration Testing
  • [2.14] Cyber Security vs Ethical Hacking
  • [2.15] Ethical Hacking Laws and Policies
  • [2.16] IT Act 2000
  • [2.17] Risk Management and Methodology
  • [2.18] Software and Hardware Requirements for a Hacking Lab
  • [2.19] Installing and Configuring VMWare WS
  • [2.20] Dual boot vs Virtual Machine
  • [2.21] Choosing and Downloading Kali Distro
  • [2.22] Configuring VM For Kali Linux
  • [2.23] Installing Kali Linux 2019.4 on VMWare (New)
  • [2.24] Virtual Network Configurations Explained – NAT vs Bridged vs Host Only vs Internal
  • [2.25] Installing and Configuring DVWA
  • [2.26] Installing and Configuring bWAPP
  • [2.27] Installing Metasploitable on VM
  • [2.28] Installing OWASP Broken Web Application on VMWare
  • Module 2 Study Materials

Linux Refresher​

  • [3.1] Introduction to Command Line
  • [3.2] Windows command line
  • [3.3] Linux command line
  • [3.4] Linux File System
  • [3.5] NTFS vs FAT vs EXT
  • [3.6] Linux User Administration
  • [3.7] Basic DOS Commands
  • [3.8] DOS Networking Commands
  • [3.9] Kali 2019.4 and Linux file system overview
  • [3.10] Linux Elementary Commands
  • [3.11] Linux Networking Commands
  • [3.12] history and grep command
  • [3.13] Working with Linux User Administration
  • [3.14] Linux Working with Files, Permissions, and Directories
  • [3.15] Working with Linux File Permissions
  • [3.16] Linux Working with Groups
  • [3.17] Linux Package Manager apt
  • [3.18] Linux Useful Files
  • Module 3 Study Materials

Networking Refresher​

  • [4.1] The OSI Model – Open Systems Interconnection
  • [4.2] More on OSI Model – Introduction to TCP-IP Model
  • [4.3] TCP-IP v-s OSI – The Difference
  • [4.4] Data Link Layer and MAC Addresses
  • [4.5] Network Layer and IP Addresses
  • [4.6] Classful IP Addressing, Private and Special Addresses
  • [4.7] Classless IP Addressing
  • [4.8] Transport Layer
  • [4.9] Ports and Port Addressing
  • [4.10] Proxies and Proxy Servers
  • [4.11] Introduction to TOR
  • [4.12] Introduction to VPN
  • [4.13] Remote Login – SSH and telnet
  • [4.14] Introduction to NAT and Port Forwarding
  • Module 4 Study Material

Footprinting and Reconnaissance​

  • [5.1] Introduction to Footprinting and Objectives
  • [5.2] Footprinting through search Engines
  • [5.3] Introduction to OSINT
  • [5.4] Email Footprinting
  • [5.5] Website Footprinting
  • [5.6] Competitive Intelligence
  • [5.7] Internet Archive
  • [5.8] wget Mirroring
  • [5.9] Website Mirroring with httrack
  • [5.10] whois lookup
  • [5.11] Introduction to DNS Footprinting
  • [5.12] DNS Resource Records
  • [5.13] DNS Footprinting with DNS Dumpster
  • [5.14] dns.google.com
  • [5.15] Network Footprinting
  • [5.16] Introduction and Working of Traceroute
  • [5.17] Traceroute Analysis
  • [5.18] Introduction to Maltego
  • [5.19] Maltego Information Gathering with domain name
  • [5.20] Maltego Information Gathering with IP Address
  • [5.21] Maltego Using the Tool Efficiently
  • [5.22] Maltego Tranform Hub
  • [5.23] Maltego Integration with Shodan
  • [5.24] OSINT Framework
  • [5.25] theHarvester
  • [5.26] Shodan Introduction and First Look
  • [5.27] Shodan Advanced Search with Dorks
  • [5.28] WhatWeb
  • [5.29] Wappalyzer
  • [5.30] sublist3r
  • [5.31] Subdomain Finder Websites
  • [5.32] netdiscover
  • [5.33] Major IP Block
  • [5.34] Google Dorks Explained – What is Google Hacking
  • [5.35] Working with Google Dorks – Google Dorking Practical
  • [5.36] Footprinting with Social Engineering
  • [5.37] Footprinting Countermeasures
  • Module 5 Study Material

Scanning​

  • [6.1] Basics of Scanning
  • [6.2] Scanning Methodology
  • [6.3] Working with ping command for live hosts
  • [6.4] Angry IP Scanner
  • [6.5] TCP Flags
  • [6.6] TCP 3-Way Handshake
  • [6.7] Introduction to Port Scanning
  • [6.8] Port Scanning Methodology
  • [6.9] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Connect Scan
  • [6.10] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Stealth Scan
  • [6.11] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Inverse Flag Scanning
  • [6.12] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Xmas Scan
  • [6.13] Types of Port Scanning – ACK Flag Probe Scanning
  • [6.14] Types of Port Scanning – UDP Scan
  • [6.15] Introduction to Nmap and First Look
  • [6.16] Nmap – Port Scanning
  • [6.17] Nmap – Advanced Port Scanning
  • [6.18] Nmap – Bypass Firewalls and IDS
  • [6.19] Nmap – Types of Scans
  • [6.20] Port Scanning with hping3
  • [6.21] Port Scanning with pentest-tools
  • [6.22] Colasoft Packet Builder
  • [6.23] Introduction to Banner Grabbing
  • [6.24] Banner Grabbing with ID Serve
  • [6.25] Banner Grabbing with NetCraft
  • [6.26] Banner Grabbing with netcat
  • [6.27] Evading IDS and Firewalls
  • [6.28] Scanning for Vulnerabilities
  • [6.29] Nessus Vulnerability Scanner
  • [6.30] Nmap Scripting Engine
  • [6.31] nikto Web Vulnerability Scanner
  • [6.32] OpenVas Installation and Configuration
  • [6.33] Vulnerability Scanning with OpenVas
  • [6.34] WordPress Vulnerability Scanning with wpscan
  • [6.35] Mapping Networks
  • [6.36] Network Topology Mapper
  • [6.37] Spiceworks Network Mapper
  • [6.38] LAN State Pro
  • [6.39] Scanning Countermeasures
  • Module 6 Study Materials

Enumeration​

  • [7.1] Introduction to Enumeration
  • [7.2] Techniques of Enumeration
  • [7.3] NetBIOS enumeration
  • [7.4] SMB Enumeration
  • [7.5] Working wiith NetBIOS and SMB Enumeration
  • [7.6] SNMP Enumeration
  • [7.7] LDAP Enumeration
  • [7.8] SMTP Enumeration
  • [7.9] Working with SMTP Enumeration
  • [7.10] DNS Enumeration
  • [7.11] Introduction to DNS Zones
  • [7.12] Introduction to DNS Zone Transfer
  • [7.13] DNS Zone Transfer using host command
  • [7.14] nslookup tool
  • [7.15] DNS Zone Transfer using nslookup
  • [7.16] dig command
  • [7.17] DNS Zone Transfer using dig command
  • [7.18] NTP Enumeration
  • [7.19] Enumeration Countermeasures
  • Module 7 Study Materials

BONUS Section​

  • Port Scanning: Introduction to Masscan


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💢 Course Curriculum :​



​

Introduction​

  • [1.1] Introduction to Information Security
  • [1.2] Information-Security-Threats
  • [1.3] Introduction to Cyber Security
  • [1.4] The CIA Triad
  • [1.5] Who are Hackers
  • [1.6] Types of Hackers
  • [1.7] Introduction to Ethical Hacking
  • [1.8] Information Warfare
  • [1.9] Need for Ethical Hackers
  • [1.10] Careers in Ethical Hacking
  • [1.11] Course Overview
  • [1.12] General Terminologies
  • [1.13] How To become an Ethical Hacker
  • Module 1 Study Materials

Basics and Environment setup​

  • [2.1] Advantages and Limitations of Cyber Security
  • [2.2] Cyber Defense
  • [2.3] Skills of an Ethical Hacker
  • [2.4] Information Security Policies
  • [2.5] Vulnerability Research
  • [2.6] Introduction to OS Linux and it’s Evolution
  • [2.7] Major Linux Distributions
  • [2.8] Advantages of linux
  • [2.9] Linux for Penetration Testing
  • [2.10] Types of Hackers contd
  • [2.11] Phases of Ethical Hacking
  • [2.12] Introduction to Penetration Testing
  • [2.13] Phases of Penetration Testing
  • [2.14] Cyber Security vs Ethical Hacking
  • [2.15] Ethical Hacking Laws and Policies
  • [2.16] IT Act 2000
  • [2.17] Risk Management and Methodology
  • [2.18] Software and Hardware Requirements for a Hacking Lab
  • [2.19] Installing and Configuring VMWare WS
  • [2.20] Dual boot vs Virtual Machine
  • [2.21] Choosing and Downloading Kali Distro
  • [2.22] Configuring VM For Kali Linux
  • [2.23] Installing Kali Linux 2019.4 on VMWare (New)
  • [2.24] Virtual Network Configurations Explained – NAT vs Bridged vs Host Only vs Internal
  • [2.25] Installing and Configuring DVWA
  • [2.26] Installing and Configuring bWAPP
  • [2.27] Installing Metasploitable on VM
  • [2.28] Installing OWASP Broken Web Application on VMWare
  • Module 2 Study Materials

Linux Refresher​

  • [3.1] Introduction to Command Line
  • [3.2] Windows command line
  • [3.3] Linux command line
  • [3.4] Linux File System
  • [3.5] NTFS vs FAT vs EXT
  • [3.6] Linux User Administration
  • [3.7] Basic DOS Commands
  • [3.8] DOS Networking Commands
  • [3.9] Kali 2019.4 and Linux file system overview
  • [3.10] Linux Elementary Commands
  • [3.11] Linux Networking Commands
  • [3.12] history and grep command
  • [3.13] Working with Linux User Administration
  • [3.14] Linux Working with Files, Permissions, and Directories
  • [3.15] Working with Linux File Permissions
  • [3.16] Linux Working with Groups
  • [3.17] Linux Package Manager apt
  • [3.18] Linux Useful Files
  • Module 3 Study Materials

Networking Refresher​

  • [4.1] The OSI Model – Open Systems Interconnection
  • [4.2] More on OSI Model – Introduction to TCP-IP Model
  • [4.3] TCP-IP v-s OSI – The Difference
  • [4.4] Data Link Layer and MAC Addresses
  • [4.5] Network Layer and IP Addresses
  • [4.6] Classful IP Addressing, Private and Special Addresses
  • [4.7] Classless IP Addressing
  • [4.8] Transport Layer
  • [4.9] Ports and Port Addressing
  • [4.10] Proxies and Proxy Servers
  • [4.11] Introduction to TOR
  • [4.12] Introduction to VPN
  • [4.13] Remote Login – SSH and telnet
  • [4.14] Introduction to NAT and Port Forwarding
  • Module 4 Study Material

Footprinting and Reconnaissance​

  • [5.1] Introduction to Footprinting and Objectives
  • [5.2] Footprinting through search Engines
  • [5.3] Introduction to OSINT
  • [5.4] Email Footprinting
  • [5.5] Website Footprinting
  • [5.6] Competitive Intelligence
  • [5.7] Internet Archive
  • [5.8] wget Mirroring
  • [5.9] Website Mirroring with httrack
  • [5.10] whois lookup
  • [5.11] Introduction to DNS Footprinting
  • [5.12] DNS Resource Records
  • [5.13] DNS Footprinting with DNS Dumpster
  • [5.14] dns.google.com
  • [5.15] Network Footprinting
  • [5.16] Introduction and Working of Traceroute
  • [5.17] Traceroute Analysis
  • [5.18] Introduction to Maltego
  • [5.19] Maltego Information Gathering with domain name
  • [5.20] Maltego Information Gathering with IP Address
  • [5.21] Maltego Using the Tool Efficiently
  • [5.22] Maltego Tranform Hub
  • [5.23] Maltego Integration with Shodan
  • [5.24] OSINT Framework
  • [5.25] theHarvester
  • [5.26] Shodan Introduction and First Look
  • [5.27] Shodan Advanced Search with Dorks
  • [5.28] WhatWeb
  • [5.29] Wappalyzer
  • [5.30] sublist3r
  • [5.31] Subdomain Finder Websites
  • [5.32] netdiscover
  • [5.33] Major IP Block
  • [5.34] Google Dorks Explained – What is Google Hacking
  • [5.35] Working with Google Dorks – Google Dorking Practical
  • [5.36] Footprinting with Social Engineering
  • [5.37] Footprinting Countermeasures
  • Module 5 Study Material

Scanning​

  • [6.1] Basics of Scanning
  • [6.2] Scanning Methodology
  • [6.3] Working with ping command for live hosts
  • [6.4] Angry IP Scanner
  • [6.5] TCP Flags
  • [6.6] TCP 3-Way Handshake
  • [6.7] Introduction to Port Scanning
  • [6.8] Port Scanning Methodology
  • [6.9] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Connect Scan
  • [6.10] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Stealth Scan
  • [6.11] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Inverse Flag Scanning
  • [6.12] Types of Port Scanning – TCP Xmas Scan
  • [6.13] Types of Port Scanning – ACK Flag Probe Scanning
  • [6.14] Types of Port Scanning – UDP Scan
  • [6.15] Introduction to Nmap and First Look
  • [6.16] Nmap – Port Scanning
  • [6.17] Nmap – Advanced Port Scanning
  • [6.18] Nmap – Bypass Firewalls and IDS
  • [6.19] Nmap – Types of Scans
  • [6.20] Port Scanning with hping3
  • [6.21] Port Scanning with pentest-tools
  • [6.22] Colasoft Packet Builder
  • [6.23] Introduction to Banner Grabbing
  • [6.24] Banner Grabbing with ID Serve
  • [6.25] Banner Grabbing with NetCraft
  • [6.26] Banner Grabbing with netcat
  • [6.27] Evading IDS and Firewalls
  • [6.28] Scanning for Vulnerabilities
  • [6.29] Nessus Vulnerability Scanner
  • [6.30] Nmap Scripting Engine
  • [6.31] nikto Web Vulnerability Scanner
  • [6.32] OpenVas Installation and Configuration
  • [6.33] Vulnerability Scanning with OpenVas
  • [6.34] WordPress Vulnerability Scanning with wpscan
  • [6.35] Mapping Networks
  • [6.36] Network Topology Mapper
  • [6.37] Spiceworks Network Mapper
  • [6.38] LAN State Pro
  • [6.39] Scanning Countermeasures
  • Module 6 Study Materials

Enumeration​

  • [7.1] Introduction to Enumeration
  • [7.2] Techniques of Enumeration
  • [7.3] NetBIOS enumeration
  • [7.4] SMB Enumeration
  • [7.5] Working wiith NetBIOS and SMB Enumeration
  • [7.6] SNMP Enumeration
  • [7.7] LDAP Enumeration
  • [7.8] SMTP Enumeration
  • [7.9] Working with SMTP Enumeration
  • [7.10] DNS Enumeration
  • [7.11] Introduction to DNS Zones
  • [7.12] Introduction to DNS Zone Transfer
  • [7.13] DNS Zone Transfer using host command
  • [7.14] nslookup tool
  • [7.15] DNS Zone Transfer using nslookup
  • [7.16] dig command
  • [7.17] DNS Zone Transfer using dig command
  • [7.18] NTP Enumeration
  • [7.19] Enumeration Countermeasures
  • Module 7 Study Materials

BONUS Section​

  • Port Scanning: Introduction to Masscan


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