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Complete Ethical Hacking Tools Course

Complete Ethical Hacking Tools Course

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Complete Ethical Hacking Tools Course Structure

Days: Monday to Saturday

Timing: 6 PM to 7 PM IST

Duration: 60 days

Fees: 399 INR (refundable)

Contact for Enrollment: Raj Thakur -   +91 9942216365

  • 100+ Hours of Classes by Industry Experts
  • 200+ Additional Software and Tools Provided for Free
  • Limited Seats Available (20 seats)
  • Includes IoT Tools and In-Depth Raspberry Pi Modules

Module 1: Introduction to Kali Linux and Ethical Hacking

  • Parrot Security OS: A versatile OS for pen testing with tools for digital forensics.
  • BlackArch Linux: Linux distro focused on penetration testing, offering a wide range of tools.
  • Command Line Basics for Linux: Understanding command-line basics, essential for running scripts and tools effectively.

Module 2: Information Gathering and Footprinting

  • Shodan: A search engine for discovering internet-connected devices, often used to assess vulnerabilities.
  • Maltego: Used for data mining and link analysis, helpful in mapping relationships between entities.
  • SpiderFoot: Automates reconnaissance, gathering information from over 100 data sources.
  • theHarvester: Collects emails, subdomains, IPs, and other data about a target.
  • Recon-ng: A web reconnaissance framework for OSINT, which is modular and extensible.
  • DMITRY: Provides whois lookups, subdomain searches, and email harvesting.
  • OSINT Framework: A resource for finding free OSINT tools and resources.
  • Censys: Scans the internet and provides details about devices and networks.
  • Netcraft: Detects phishing, spoofing, and other website-based threats.
  • Metagoofil: Extracts metadata from public documents to identify potential targets.

Module 3: Vulnerability Assessment and Scanning

  • Nessus: Comprehensive vulnerability scanner for identifying network vulnerabilities.
  • Nikto: Scans web servers for dangerous files and outdated software.
  • OpenVAS: Provides vulnerability scanning and management with a comprehensive database.
  • Nexpose: A vulnerability scanner by Rapid7 that assesses risk and provides solutions.
  • Skipfish: Web application scanner for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
  • Amap: Identifies application protocols on target machines.
  • SNMPWalk: Retrieves information from SNMP-enabled devices for network assessment.
  • Arachni: A web application security scanner.
  • Wapiti: Tests for web application vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection and XSS.
  • Sn1per: Automates the process of reconnaissance and vulnerability assessment.

Module 4: Web Application Hacking

  • OWASP Zap: An open-source tool for finding security vulnerabilities in web apps.
  • Burp Suite: Popular tool for web app security testing, including scanning and exploitation.
  • Vega: Web vulnerability scanner for XSS, SQL injection, and more.
  • Acunetix: Detects vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection and XSS in websites.
  • w3af: Web application attack and audit framework.
  • XSSer: Automates the detection of cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities.
  • SQLMap: An automated tool for SQL Injection and database takeover.
  • BeEF: Browser exploitation tool focused on client-side attacks.
  • Nikto: Scans for potentially dangerous files, outdated software, and more.
  • OWTF: Offensive Web Testing Framework for web app penetration testing.

Module 5: Wireless Network Penetration Testing

  • Aircrack-ng Suite: Tools for capturing, analyzing, and cracking Wi-Fi traffic.
  • Wireshark: A network protocol analyzer to capture and analyze traffic.
  • Kismet: Detects and monitors wireless networks and devices.
  • Wifite: Automates attacks on multiple Wi-Fi networks.
  • Pixiewps: Used to brute-force WPS pins and gain access to Wi-Fi networks.
  • mdk3: Performs attacks on Wi-Fi networks like deauthentication and flooding.
  • Reaver: Used to brute-force WPS registration PINs to recover WPA/WPA2 passphrases.
  • Fern Wi-Fi Cracker: Wireless security auditing tool.
  • BlueMaho: A GUI-based Bluetooth hacking tool.
  • Airgeddon: A multi-use tool for wireless auditing and attacks.

Module 6: Exploitation and Post-Exploitation

  • Metasploit Framework: The most widely used platform for developing and executing exploits.
  • SET (Social Engineering Toolkit): Provides tools to create social engineering attacks.
  • Empire: A post-exploitation framework.
  • Veil: Generates AV-evasive payloads for penetration testing.
  • BeEF: Focuses on client-side attack vectors.
  • PowerSploit: PowerShell scripts for post-exploitation on Windows systems.
  • Responder: Captures NTLM hashes from a network.
  • CrackMapExec: Post-exploitation tool for Active Directory networks.
  • Nishang: Powershell scripts for post-exploitation.
  • Unicorn: Tool to generate PowerShell payloads for exploitation.

Module 7: Password Attacks and Social Engineering

  • Hydra: Tool for brute-forcing credentials.
  • John the Ripper: Password cracker that supports various encryption algorithms.
  • Hashcat: Advanced password recovery tool.
  • Burp Intruder: Automates custom payload delivery for attacks like brute force.
  • CeWL: Creates wordlists for password cracking based on a target website's content.
  • CUPP: Customizes wordlist generation based on social information.
  • THC-Hydra: Password brute-forcing tool.
  • Crunch: Generates custom wordlists for password cracking.
  • SET: Social engineering attack creation toolkit.
  • Reaver: Brute-forces WPS to retrieve Wi-Fi passwords.

Module 8: Network Traffic Analysis and Sniffing

  • Wireshark: Network packet analyzer.
  • Tcpdump: Command-line packet analyzer.
  • Tshark: Command-line version of Wireshark.
  • Ettercap: Suite for network and host analysis and ARP poisoning.
  • Ngrep: Network packet analyzer with regex capabilities.
  • Dsniff: Tools for network traffic interception.
  • Snort: Network intrusion detection and prevention system.
  • Yersinia: Framework for attacks on network protocols.
  • Chaosreader: Analyzes packet captures.
  • NetworkMiner: Network forensics tool for packet analysis.

Module 9: Wireless Attacks and Pentesting

  • Aireplay-ng: Used to inject packets for deauthentication attacks.
  • Bettercap: Network attack and monitoring tool.
  • Fluxion: Creates fake access points for Wi-Fi phishing.
  • Ghost Phisher: Security tool for phishing and penetration attacks.
  • WiFi-Pumpkin: Rogue access point and phishing tool.
  • Evil Twin Attacks: Wi-Fi attack for capturing credentials.
  • Wifiphisher: Tool for phishing attacks on Wi-Fi networks.
  • Bully: Brute-forces WPS on networks.
  • PixieWPS: Fast brute-force tool for WPS PINs.
  • Crunch: Wordlist generator for Wi-Fi password cracking.

Module 10: Reverse Engineering and Forensics

  • Ghidra: Software reverse engineering framework.
  • IDA Pro: Disassembler and debugger for reverse engineering.
  • Radare2: Multi-platform reverse engineering framework.
  • Volatility: Memory forensics framework.
  • Autopsy: Digital forensics platform for hard drive analysis.
  • TestDisk: Recovers lost partitions.
  • Scalpel: File carving tool.
  • ExifTool: Extracts metadata from files.
  • Bulk Extractor: Extracts data from digital forensics images.

Module 11: Reporting and Ethics

  • LaTeX: Professional typesetting system for creating well-formatted reports.
  • Dradis: Collaborative framework for managing cybersecurity engagements and reporting.
  • MagicTree: Tool for organizing and visualizing data for cybersecurity reports.
  • Faraday: Centralized dashboard for vulnerability management and reporting.
  • SEPTER: Reporting tool that structures and manages test results for security assessments.
  • OWASP Amass: OSINT and network mapping tool, often used for recon and reporting.
  • Nikto: Helps gather information about web servers, useful in reporting vulnerabilities.
  • Grendel-Scan: Web application security scanner for structured vulnerability reports.
  • WPScan: WordPress vulnerability scanner for targeted WordPress site assessments.
  • Lynis: Security auditing tool for Linux, used to assess system hardening and compliance.

Module 12: Capture The Flag (CTF) Challenges

  • Hack The Box: Online CTF platform with various difficulty levels for practice.
  • TryHackMe: Offers guided labs and CTFs, great for both beginners and advanced users.
  • OverTheWire: Series of CTFs that teach Linux basics, networking, and exploitation.
  • Root Me: Free online platform with challenges in various cybersecurity domains.
  • VulnHub: Hosts virtual machines pre-configured with security vulnerabilities.
  • Hack This Site: Realistic practice for hacking and ethical skills.
  • PicoCTF: CTF designed by Carnegie Mellon University for beginners and students.
  • CTF365: Designed to simulate real-world corporate environments for CTF training.
  • Metasploitable: Vulnerable VM for practicing Metasploit and vulnerability exploitation.
  • DVWA (Damn Vulnerable Web App): Deliberately insecure web app for web vulnerability practice.

Module 13: Real-World Case Studies

  • Equifax Breach: Understanding the critical lessons learned from this massive data breach.
  • Stuxnet Attack: Analysis of one of the first known cyber weapons targeting SCADA systems.
  • Sony Pictures Hack: Study of a state-sponsored attack and its impact on corporate security.
  • Ashley Madison Data Breach: Review of database exposure and its implications for privacy.
  • NotPetya Attack: Case study on ransomware spread and its crippling effects on businesses.
  • WannaCry Ransomware Attack: Insights into ransomware targeting SMB protocols.
  • TJX Hack: A data breach example focusing on weaknesses in network encryption.
  • Heartbleed Vulnerability: Study of SSL/TLS vulnerability affecting millions of servers.
  • Operation Aurora: A targeted attack on a tech giant's IP and learnings for industry security.
  • Target Data Breach: Exploration of retail vulnerabilities and payment system hacking.


Module 14: Mobile Device Hacking and Security

  • AndroRAT: Tool that helps to gain remote control over Android devices.
  • DroidBox: Analyzes Android applications and monitors their behavior.
  • APKTool: Decompiles and recompiles Android application packages.
  • MobSF (Mobile Security Framework): Automated mobile app security testing tool.
  • ZANTI: Mobile penetration testing toolkit that can assess network vulnerabilities.
  • Frida: Dynamic instrumentation toolkit for mobile security and analysis.
  • Drozer: Security audit and attack framework for Android applications.
  • Xposed Framework: Framework for modifying Android system and app behavior.
  • iRET (iOS Reverse Engineering Toolkit): Designed to help security researchers reverse engineer iOS apps.
  • Needle: Mobile security testing framework for iOS applications.

Module 15: Cloud Security and Pentesting

  • CloudGoat: Tool for learning cloud security through realistic AWS scenarios.
  • Pacu: AWS exploitation framework for cloud penetration testing.
  • ScoutSuite: Open-source multi-cloud security auditing tool.
  • CloudSploit: Detects security risks in cloud infrastructure.
  • AWS CLI: Command-line tool for managing Amazon Web Services.
  • Azure CLI: Command-line interface for managing Microsoft Azure resources.
  • GCP CLI: Command-line tool for managing Google Cloud Platform resources.
  • Kubernetes Security Tools (Kube-hunter): Assesses security weaknesses in Kubernetes clusters.
  • Terrascan: Static code analyzer for Infrastructure as Code to detect security vulnerabilities.
  • Trivy: Scans container images, repositories, and file systems for vulnerabilities.

Module 16: IoT (Internet of Things) Security

  • Attify: IoT security framework for pentesting connected devices.
  • IoT Inspector: Analyzes network traffic from IoT devices for security analysis.
  • Firmware Analysis Toolkit: Helps analyze and emulate firmware for vulnerabilities.
  • Binwalk: Tool for analyzing binary files like firmware images.
  • JTAGulator: Assists in identifying debugging interfaces in embedded devices.
  • Ghidra: Reverse engineering tool for analyzing IoT firmware.
  • Chaos Monkey: Simulates infrastructure failure to test IoT system resilience.
  • Shodan API: Used for discovering IoT devices connected to the internet.
  • ZAP (Zed Attack Proxy): Can be used for testing IoT web interfaces.
  • RouterSploit: Open-source exploitation framework for routers, IoT, and embedded devices.

Module 17: Advanced Threat Hunting and Incident Response

  • OSQuery: SQL-powered tool for querying operating systems as databases.
  • ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana): Suite for log management and analysis.
  • YARA: Tool for creating descriptions of malware families based on textual or binary patterns.
  • GRR Rapid Response: Remote live forensics tool for hunting and analyzing security incidents.
  • Velociraptor: Advanced open-source tool for endpoint monitoring and threat detection.
  • SIFT Workstation: Digital forensic and incident response distribution.
  • Sysmon: Windows system service for logging activity to identify malicious behavior.
  • CrowdStrike Falcon: Endpoint detection and response (EDR) tool.
  • Splunk: Platform for searching, monitoring, and analyzing machine-generated data.
  • MISP (Malware Information Sharing Platform): Threat intelligence platform for sharing structured threat data.

Module 18: Blockchain Security and Smart Contract Auditing

  • MythX: Smart contract security analysis tool for Ethereum-based applications.
  • Slither: Static analysis framework for Ethereum smart contracts.
  • Remix IDE: Browser-based tool for developing and testing smart contracts.
  • Truffle Suite: Framework for Ethereum development that includes testing.
  • Ganache: Local blockchain for rapid Ethereum testing.
  • EtherScan: Explorer for checking Ethereum transactions and contract analysis.
  • Solidity: Programming language for smart contracts on Ethereum.
  • DASP Tooling: Suite for analyzing decentralized application security patterns.
  • SmartCheck: Static analysis tool that checks Solidity code for vulnerabilities.
  • ConsenSys Diligence: Security auditing services for Ethereum blockchain.

Module 19: Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity

  • DeepExploit: Fully automated penetration testing tool using machine learning.
  • SniperPhish: Phishing simulation framework enhanced with AI-driven behavioral analysis.
  • Fraud Detection Algorithms: Techniques for identifying anomalies in financial and transactional data.
  • AI-Powered SIEMs (Security Information and Event Management): Use of AI to enhance traditional SIEM solutions for real-time analysis.
  • Darktrace: AI-driven cybersecurity technology for detecting and responding to threats autonomously.
  • Recurrent Neural Networks (RNN): Used for analyzing sequential data such as network logs.
  • Supervised and Unsupervised Machine Learning: Applied to identify network traffic patterns indicative of attacks.
  • AI-Based Predictive Analysis Tools: Detect emerging threats based on historical data and trends.
  • AI Firewalls: Systems that leverage machine learning to adapt and filter traffic dynamically.
  • Cortex XDR: Integrates AI for detecting and responding to endpoint and network threats.
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