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Course 16 - Red Team Ethical Hacking Beginner Course | Episode 2: Essential Command Line Administration: Linux, Windows, Account Management
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
Essential Linux command-line administration basicsCore Windows command-line networking and system commandsHow to n…
7Â months, 4Â weeks ago
Course 16 - Red Team Ethical Hacking Beginner Course | Episode 1: Introduction to Red Teaming: Concepts, Tools, and Tactics
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
The purpose and mindset of red teaming in cybersecurityThe difference between red teams and blue teamsHow the MITR…
7Â months, 4Â weeks ago
Course 15 - Write an Android Trojan from scratch | Episode 4: Implementing an Android Reverse Shell using Java Native APIs (without Netcat)
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
How Android malware can achieve remote control without external binariesThe security risks of native Java networki…
8Â months ago
Course 15 - Write an Android Trojan from scratch | Episode 3: Building a Reverse Connection Trojan: Programmatic Netcat Execution
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
How Android malware finalizes execution workflows (conceptually)Why file permissions are a critical security contr…
8Â months ago
Course 15 - Write an Android Trojan from scratch | Episode 2: Building the Trojan "Party App": UI Design and Netcat Preparation
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
How malicious Android apps are structured at a conceptual levelWhy attackers focus on legitimacy and user trust in…
8Â months ago
Course 15 - Write an Android Trojan from scratch | Episode 1: Android Trojan Horse Basics, Reverse Shells, and Development Environment Setup
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
What a Trojan horse is from a cybersecurity theory perspectiveHow remote control mechanisms work at a conceptual l…
8Â months ago
Course 14 - Wi-Fi Pentesting | Episode 11: Securing Wireless Networks: Countermeasures and Configuration
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
Why common wireless security features like captive portals and WEP are fundamentally unsafeHow to properly secure …
8Â months ago
Course 14 - Wi-Fi Pentesting | Episode 10: WPA Enterprise: Authentication, Evil Twins, and Credential Cracking
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
What makes WPA/WPA2 Enterprise fundamentally different from WPA-PSKThe role of RADIUS servers and per-user authent…
8Â months ago
Course 14 - Wi-Fi Pentesting | Episode 9: WPA/WPA2 Cracking Efficiency: Optimizing Storage, Resumption, and Speed
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
How large-scale WPA/WPA2 cracking efficiency is optimized in theoryThe concept of generating massive wordlists wit…
8Â months ago
Course 14 - Wi-Fi Pentesting | Episode 8: WPA/WPA2 Hacking: Handshake Capture, Wordlist Attack, and Progress Management
In this lesson, you’ll learn about:
Why WPA and WPA2 encryption cannot be cracked directly from normal trafficWhat the four-packet handshake represent…
8Â months, 1Â week ago