Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 30 Lessons
- 51 Weeks
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- Topics30
- 1.1Planning and Scoping
- 1.2Information Gathering and Vulnerability Scanning
- 1.3Attacks and Exploits
- 1.4Reporting and Communication
- 1.5Tools and Code Analysis
- 1.6Practice Test
- 1.7Scoping Organization/Customer Requirements
- 1.8Defining the Rules of Engagement
- 1.9Footprinting and Gathering Intelligence
- 1.10Evaluating Human and Physical Vulnerabilities
- 1.11Preparing the Vulnerability Scan
- 1.12Scanning Logical Vulnerabilities
- 1.13Analyzing Scanning Results
- 1.14Avoiding Detection and Covering Tracks
- 1.15Exploiting the LAN and Cloud
- 1.16Testing Wireless Networks
- 1.17Targeting Mobile Devices
- 1.18Attacking Specialized Systems
- 1.19Web Application-Based Attacks
- 1.20Performing System Hacking
- 1.21Scripting and Software Development
- 1.22Leveraging the Attack: Pivot and Penetrate
- 1.23Communicating During the PenTesting Process
- 1.24Summarizing Report Components
- 1.25Recommending Remediation
- 1.26Performing Post-Report Delivery Activities
- 1.27Assisted Lab: Exploring the Lab Environment Assisted Lab: Exploring the Domain Tools: Nslookup, Dig and Whois Assisted Lab: Navigating Open-Source Intelligence Tools Assisted Lab: Understanding Social Engineering Toolkit (SET)
- 1.28APPLIED Lab: Understanding Spear Phishing and Credentials Attack Assisted Lab: Exploring OpenVAS Assisted Lab: Using Web Scanners Assisted Lab: Understanding Nmap Common Usage
- 1.29APPLIED Lab: Scanning a Vulnerable System Assisted Lab: Understanding Scan Output Assisted Lab: Navigating Steganography Tools Assisted Lab: Demonstrating Enumeration Techniques Assisted Lab: Exploring the Basics of Metasploit
- 1.30APPLIED Lab: Using VSFTP Manual and Metasploit Assisted Lab: Monitoring with Aircrack-ng Assisted Lab: Discovering IoT devices with Shodan Assisted Lab: Using SQL Injection Assisted Lab: Using Reverse and Bind Shells Assisted Lab: Analyzing Exploit Code Assisted Lab: Exploring Programming Shells Assisted Lab: Applying PenTest Automation Assisted Lab: Exploring Password Attacks with John the Ripper and Hydra