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Complete Ethicacl Hacking Course

This document provides timestamps for topics covered in an ethical hacking course. The timestamps cover topics such as virtual machine installation, Linux terminal basics, wireless hacking with aircrack-ng and reaver, password cracking with John the Ripper and Hydra, SQL injection, denial of service attacks, SSL stripping, and using Metasploit to generate reverse shells. The timestamps indicate that the course progresses from basic terminology and tools to more advanced hacking techniques over its nearly 16 hour run time.

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Complete Ethicacl Hacking Course

This document provides timestamps for topics covered in an ethical hacking course. The timestamps cover topics such as virtual machine installation, Linux terminal basics, wireless hacking with aircrack-ng and reaver, password cracking with John the Ripper and Hydra, SQL injection, denial of service attacks, SSL stripping, and using Metasploit to generate reverse shells. The timestamps indicate that the course progresses from basic terminology and tools to more advanced hacking techniques over its nearly 16 hour run time.

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Time Stamps

01:01 Introduction to ethical hacking


09:02 Prerequisites for this course
16:31 Basic terminology: white hat, gray hat, black hat
28:31 Basic terminology: SQL injections, VPN, proxy, VPS, and keyloggers
46:49 VirtualBox installation
55:48 VirtualBox installation through the repositories
1:10:50 Creating a virtual environment
1:24:25 Installing VirtualBox on Windows
1:29:41 Kali Linux installation/setup
1:57:59 VirtualBox Guest Additions installation
2:12:39 Linux terminal basics
2:22:11 Linux command line interface basics
2:51:41 Tor browser setup
3:17:46 Proxychains
3:57:21 Virtual private network
4:15:50 Changing your mac address with macchanger
4:39:07 Footprinting with network mapper (nmap) and external resources
5:26:19 Attacking wireless networks cracking WPA/WPA2
5:41:33 Aircrack-ng & reaver installation
5:54:17 Installing aircrack-ng on Windows & Crunch on Linux
6:05:52 Aricrack-ng & crunch hacking example
6:48:03 Cracking WPS pins with reaver pt.1
7:03:27 Cracking WPS pins with reaver pt.2
7:14:09 Cracking WPS pins with reaver pt.3
7:30:34 Performing denial of service attacks on wireless networks pt.1
7:43:48 Performing denial of service attacks on wireless networks pt.2
8:01:44 SSL strip pt.1
8:10:33 SSL strip pt.2
8:21:11 SSL strip pt.3
8:39:24 Funny things pt.1
8:46:28 Funny things pt.2
8:58:40 Funny things pt.3
9:17:02 Evil twin pt.1
9:27:37 Evil twin pt.2
9:35:05 Evil twin pt.3
9:46:24 Using known vulnerabilities pt.1
9:56:04 Using know vulnerabilities pt.2
10:05:25 Using known vulnerabilities pt.3
10:24:20 Post authentication exploitation (DNS) pt.1
10:33:58 Post authentication exploitation (DNS) pt.2
10:46:20 Post authentication exploitation (DNS) pt.3
11:00:01 SQL injection pt.1
11:12:34 SQL injection pt.2
11:27:20 SQL injection pt.3
11:40:42 SQL injection pt.4
11:52:06 SQL injection pt.5
12:09:02 Brute force methods for cracking passwords cracking hashes
12:21:06 Cracking linux passwords with john the ripper pt.1
12:33:51 Cracking linux passwords with john the ripper pt.2
12:42:41 Cracking windows passwords with john the ripper
13:02:06 Hydra usage pt.1
13:19:20 Hydra usage pt.2
13:37:41 DoS attack pt.1 introduction to denial of service attacks
13:56:18 DoS attack pt.2 combine slowloris.pl with nmap
14:04:38 DoS attack pt.3 featuring hackers.org
14:14:24 Intro to metasploit and reverse shells
14:32:52 Metasploit starting from a two terminal setup
14:51:16 Making reverse shells persistent on another system and escalating
privileges
15:07:51 Creating a persistent shell with metasploit
15:18:48 Using netcat to make any kind of connection you may need
15:38:49 How to upload a reverse shell onto a web server

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