Ethical Hacking + Website Hacking + Mobile Hacking: Itsec V3

Learn System Hacking, Website Hacking, Mobile Hacking, KALI From Scratch and Become a Security PRO.

What you’ll learn
Learn System Hacking and Security From Scratch
Learn Kali From Scratch
Learn about Website Hacking and Mobile Hacking
Learn about Windows Hacking and Security process

Requirements
No experience needed. You will learn everything from scratch.

Description
Ethical Hacking + Website Hacking + Mobile Hacking + KALI1. Ethical Hacking:Footprinting > Scanning > Gaining Access > Maintaining Access > Clearing Tracks > Generating ReportsFootprinting: It is a technique used for gathering information about computer systems and the entities they belong to. To get this information, a hacker might use various tools and technologies. This information is very useful to a hacker who is trying to crack a whole system.Scanning: It can be considered a logical extension of active reconnaissance since the attacker uses details gathered during reconnaissance to identify specific vulnerabilities. Attackers can gather critical network information such as the mapping of systems, routers, and firewalls with simple tools like Traceroute. Port scanners can be used to detect listening ports to find information about the nature of services running on the target machine.Gaining Access: In this phase, hacker designs the blueprint of the network of the target with the help of data collected during Phase 1 and Phase 2. The hacker has finished enumerating and scanning the network and now decide that they have some options to gain access to the network.Maintaining Access: Once a hacker has gained access, they want to keep that access for future exploitation and attacks. Once the hacker owns the system, they can use it as a base to launch additional attacks. The longer a Hacker is able to maintain access the more information He may able to gather.Clearing Tracks: No thief wants to get caught, Prior to the attack, the attacker would change their MAC address and run the attacking machine through at least one VPN to help cover their identity, So no one can reach them.Generating Reports: Reports are a summary of your work deliver to management. You have to include what tools or techniques you have used during pen-testing and what results you got. You have t include screenshots if possible and classify threats on the basis of severity.2. Website Hacking:Basics to Advanced Attacks= SQL + XSS + DoS & DDoS3. Mobile Hacking:Learn the art of recovering deleted data and also learn about mobile forensics4. Linux for Beginners:Course Provided to help you learn Kali Linux.After Completing all of the above courses you will become a Cyber Security Professional.Learn how Black Hat attacks and How you can Defend, as well as fight back.5. Additional content:Learn to create a website in 30 seconds using AIKali Linux is mainly used for Penetration Testing and Security Auditing. Kali contains several hundred tools which are geared towards various information security tasks, such as Penetration Testing, Security research, Computer Forensics and Reverse Engineering.This course is specially designed for Beginners. You will learn a lot of things in Cyber Security from Scratch. Anyone who is interested in cyber security OR anyone who want to become Ethical Hacker may join this course. You will learn a lot of topics like-1. Introduction to Ethical Hacking2. Installing OS3. Creating virtual lab4. Types of Hackers5. Windows Security Architecture6. Hacking Windows Accounts with or without Software.7. Hash8. Other ways to crack windows account9. Using Live OS10. Accessing windows without any password11. Five stages of ethical hacking12. Backdooring13. Viruses and Worms13. Trojans Practical14. How to create undetectable trojan15. Ports16. Encryption basics17. SQL Inj. basics18. Creating and Hosting a website19. Server Side Script creation20. Using Google Dork21. Social Engineering22. Phishing Attack

Overview
Section 1: KALI Complete Course

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Lesson 1

Lecture 3 Lesson 2

Lecture 4 Lesson 3

Lecture 5 Lesson 4

Lecture 6 Lesson 5

Lecture 7 Lesson 6

Lecture 8 Lesson 7

Lecture 9 Lesson 8

Lecture 10 Lesson 9

Lecture 11 Lesson 10

Lecture 12 Lesson 11

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Lecture 81 Information

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Section 2: System Hacking and Security

Lecture 96 Secure your system

Lecture 97 Hackers

Lecture 98 Virtual Soft

Lecture 99 Win OS

Lecture 100 Hash?

Lecture 101 Process

Lecture 102 Hacking Win OS- I

Lecture 103 Hacking Win OS- II

Lecture 104 Hacking Win OS- III

Lecture 105 Hacking Win OS- IV

Lecture 106 Hacking Win OS- V

Lecture 107 Hacking Win OS- VI

Lecture 108 Hacking Win OS- VII

Lecture 109 Hacking Win OS- VIII

Lecture 110 Hacking Win OS- IX

Lecture 111 Hacking Phases- I

Lecture 112 Hacking Phases- II

Lecture 113 Sticky Keys For Hacking- I

Lecture 114 Sticky Keys For Hacking- II

Lecture 115 Windows Sec

Section 3: Learn More About Ethical Hacking-II

Lecture 116 Chapter 1

Lecture 117 Chapter 2

Lecture 118 Chapter 3

Lecture 119 Chapter 4

Lecture 120 Chapter 5

Lecture 121 Chapter 6

Lecture 122 Chapter 7

Lecture 123 Chapter 8

Lecture 124 Chapter 9

Lecture 125 Chapter 10

Lecture 126 Chapter 11

Lecture 127 Chapter 12

Lecture 128 Chapter 13

Lecture 129 Chapter 14

Lecture 130 Chapter 15

Lecture 131 Chapter 16

Lecture 132 Chapter 17

Lecture 133 Chapter 18

Lecture 134 Chapter 19

Lecture 135 Chapter 20

Lecture 136 Chapter 21

Lecture 137 Chapter 22

Lecture 138 Chapter 23

Lecture 139 Chapter 24

Lecture 140 Chapter 25

Lecture 141 Chapter 26

Lecture 142 Chapter 27

Lecture 143 Chapter 28

Lecture 144 Chapter 29

Lecture 145 Chapter 30

Lecture 146 Chapter 31

Lecture 147 Chapter 32

Lecture 148 Chapter 33

Lecture 149 Chapter 34

Lecture 150 Chapter 35

Lecture 151 Chapter 36

Lecture 152 Chapter 37

Lecture 153 Chapter 38

Lecture 154 Chapter 39

Lecture 155 Chapter 40

Lecture 156 Chapter 41

Lecture 157 Chapter 42

Lecture 158 Chapter 43

Lecture 159 Chapter 44

Lecture 160 Chapter 45

Lecture 161 Chapter 46

Lecture 162 Chapter 47

Lecture 163 Chapter 48

Lecture 164 Chapter 49

Lecture 165 Chapter 50

Lecture 166 Chapter 51

Lecture 167 Chapter 52

Lecture 168 Chapter 53

Lecture 169 Chapter 54

Lecture 170 Chapter 55

Lecture 171 Chapter 56

Lecture 172 Chapter 57

Lecture 173 Chapter 58

Lecture 174 Chapter 59

Lecture 175 Chapter 60

Lecture 176 Chapter 61

Lecture 177 Chapter 62

Lecture 178 Chapter 63

Lecture 179 Chapter 64

Lecture 180 Chapter 65

Lecture 181 Chapter 66

Lecture 182 Chapter 67

Lecture 183 Chapter 68

Lecture 184 Chapter 69

Lecture 185 Chapter 70

Lecture 186 Chapter 71

Lecture 187 Chapter 72

Lecture 188 Chapter 73

Lecture 189 Chapter 74

Lecture 190 Chapter 75

Lecture 191 Chapter 76

Lecture 192 Chapter 77

Lecture 193 Chapter 78

Lecture 194 Chapter 79

Lecture 195 Chapter 80

Lecture 196 Chapter 81

Lecture 197 Chapter 82

Lecture 198 Chapter 83

Lecture 199 Chapter 84

Lecture 200 Chapter 85

Lecture 201 Chapter 86

Lecture 202 Chapter 87

Lecture 203 Chapter 88

Lecture 204 Chapter 89

Lecture 205 Chapter 90

Lecture 206 Chapter 91

Lecture 207 Chapter 92

Lecture 208 Chapter 93

Lecture 209 Chapter 94

Lecture 210 Chapter 95

Lecture 211 Chapter 96

Lecture 212 Chapter 97

Lecture 213 Chapter 98

Lecture 214 Chapter 99

Lecture 215 Chapter 100

Lecture 216 Chapter 101

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Lecture 218 Chapter 103

Lecture 219 Chapter 104

Lecture 220 Chapter 105

Lecture 221 Chapter 106

Lecture 222 Chapter 107

Lecture 223 Chapter 108

Lecture 224 Chapter 109

Lecture 225 Chapter 110

Lecture 226 Chapter 111

Lecture 227 Chapter 112

Lecture 228 Chapter 113

Lecture 229 Chapter 114

Lecture 230 Chapter 115

Lecture 231 Chapter 116

Lecture 232 Chapter 117

Lecture 233 Chapter 118

Section 4: MS-Word For Beginners- Not Mandatory For Everyone

Lecture 234 Video 1

Lecture 235 Video 2

Lecture 236 Video 3

Lecture 237 Video 4

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Section 5: Excel For Beginners- Not Mandatory For Everyone

Lecture 265 Excel Lec. 1

Lecture 266 Excel Lec. 2

Lecture 267 Excel Lec. 3

Lecture 268 Excel Lec. 4

Lecture 269 Excel Lec. 5

Lecture 270 Excel Lec. 6

Lecture 271 Excel Lec. 7

Lecture 272 Excel Lec. 8

Lecture 273 Excel Lec. 9

Lecture 274 Excel Lec. 10

Lecture 275 Excel Lec. 11

Lecture 276 Excel Lec. 12

Lecture 277 Excel Lec. 13

Lecture 278 Excel Lec. 14

Lecture 279 Excel Lec. 15

Lecture 280 Excel Lec. 16

Lecture 281 Excel Lec. 17

Lecture 282 Excel Lec. 18

Lecture 283 Excel Lec. 19

Lecture 284 Excel Lec. 20

Lecture 285 Excel Lec. 21

Lecture 286 Excel Lec. 22

Lecture 287 Excel Lec. 23

Lecture 288 Excel Lec. 24

Lecture 289 Excel Lec. 25

Lecture 290 Excel Lec. 26

Lecture 291 Excel Lec. 27

Lecture 292 Excel Lec. 28

Lecture 293 Excel Lec. 29

Lecture 294 Excel Lec. 30

Lecture 295 Excel Lec. 31

Lecture 296 Excel Lec. 32

Lecture 297 Excel Lec. 33

Section 6: Creating Virtual Lab- Beginners Only

Lecture 298 Win 7 Passwd Break

Lecture 299 VirtualBox

Lecture 300 Win 7

Lecture 301 Win 10

Lecture 302 Server vm

Lecture 303 Metasploitable

Lecture 304 Additional Content 1

Lecture 305 Additional Content 2

Lecture 306 Additional Content 3

Lecture 307 Additional Content 4

Lecture 308 Additional Content 5

Lecture 309 Additional Content 6

Lecture 310 Additional Content 7

Anyone who is interested in learning Ethical Hacking and Security.