Description
In this comprehensive course, “Hacking with Malware Threats, Sniffing, and Social Engineering,” you will embark on an immersive journey into the world of advanced hacking techniques. Gain an in-depth understanding of malware fundamentals, equipping yourself with the knowledge to identify and analyze malicious software.
Explore the C fundamentals of hacking programming and files using Kali Linux, delving into the intricacies of low-level programming and understanding how it can be leveraged for hacking purposes. Learn the basics of Python coding for networking and hacking, discovering the power of this versatile language in developing hacking tools and scripts.
Discover how to generate payloads using tools like TheFatRat and Kali Linux, enabling you to create custom malware for various hacking scenarios. Gain a comprehensive understanding of sniffing techniques and the tools used for network traffic analysis. Dive into tools such as Netsniff-ng, Ettercap, TcpDump, and Wireshark, exploring their functionalities and learning how to utilize them effectively for sniffing and packet analysis.
Uncover the art of social engineering, understanding the psychological and manipulative techniques used to exploit human vulnerabilities. Learn how to execute social engineering attacks on popular platforms like Facebook using the SEToolkit and Kali Linux. Explore the capabilities of the BEEF framework for advanced social engineering attacks, and discover techniques for spear phishing using the SET framework.
Throughout this course, you will gain hands-on experience using Kali Linux and a range of powerful hacking tools, allowing you to apply your knowledge in real-world scenarios. It is important to note that ethical considerations and legal boundaries should always be respected when engaging in any form of hacking or security exploration. This course is intended for educational purposes only, providing you with the knowledge and skills to understand and defend against advanced hacking techniques and social engineering attacks.
