Zero to Hero Pentesting - Enumeration - Kioptrix & Hack The Box
Offered By: Cyber Mentor via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Syllabus
- Welcomes.
- Discussing the lesson plan, Kioptrix, and Hack the Box.
- Using netdiscover to find Kioptrix.
- Scanning with Nessus.
- Scanning with Nmap.
- Reviewing what's found so far.
- Reviewing Nmap scan.
- Enumerating port 80/443.
- Enumerating port 139.
- Enumerating a random HTB machine (OneTwoSeven).
- Giving away a Bash Bunny!.
- User request to review "testssl.sh" tool.
- Do you run Windows as a main OS?.
- Lego Bugattis.
- How old are you, brah?.
- How can I solve HTB and other CTFs?.
- What sort of work did you do day to day on help desk?.
- SANS Holiday Hack challenges.
- Do you find Maltego useful?.
- How do I learn web app?.
- How do blue and red teams interact?.
- User coworker drama.
- Empire vs Metasploit / EternalBlue part 1.
- Automated pentesting?.
- "Hacking" video games.
- CarolinaCon.
- Whats that tattoo?.
- Infinity War/Endgame/GoT discussion.
- CISSP vs Security+.
- EternalBlue part 2 (Troubleshooting a payload).
- Remembering tool flags for interviews.
- Microservices? part 1.
- How Responder works / tactics.
- OSCP registration, pre-reqs, when to purchase, etc..
- Thoughts on MCSA?.
- Microservices part 2.
- Do you plan on taking the AWAE?.
- Thoughts on eLearnSecurity courses?.
- What are some successful study habits?.
- Do you work for a company?.
- Studying revisited.
- What is a MSP?.
- How old were you when you started IT?.
- Would you go back to college in hindsight?.
- Favorite hacker movie?.
Taught by
The Cyber Mentor
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