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in this lesson we're going to go over
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what you should expect from this series
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of videos so in terms of topics covered
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we're going to cover a pretty broad
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range of material we're going to go over
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footprinting and reconnaissance where
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you get an idea of what's involved in
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the engagement that you are working on
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and information about the target that
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you are engaged with we're going to talk
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about networking fundamentals and here
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we're going to get our hands dirty with
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packets and understanding tcp/ip at a
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deeper level and also understanding how
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the different protocols work and why
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they work that way we're going to talk
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about cryptography where we talk about
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different cryptographic ciphers we're
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going to deal with web encryption so SSL
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certificates and creation of
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certificates and how they actually
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operate or talk about public key
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cryptography we're also going to deal
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with scanning and enumeration so nmap
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and dealing with Windows servers and
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using SNMP and LDAP and all of that sort
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of stuff we're going to be talking about
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penetration where we deal with different
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ways of getting into systems and also go
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over using metasploit which is an
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exploit framework and we're going to
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talk about how to use metasploit you
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actually get into systems and make use
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of the exploits that they have available
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we're going to talk about malware so
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viruses and worms and rootkits and all
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of that sort of stuff we're going to
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look at different pieces of malware and
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how you would pull that apart in order
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potentially make use of that malware
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during a ethical hacking engagement
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types of denial of service attacks and
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service attack and a distributed denial
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of service attack and there is a
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difference there so we're going to go
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over dos attacks we're going to talk
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about web application hacking
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different vulnerabilities that web
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how to probe wireless networks what
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wireless networks are doing and how to
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secure wireless networks we are going to
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talk a little bit about detection
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evasion and to be honest with you
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detection of Asian kind of comes up in a
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the topics we're also going to talk
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about programming attacks and how to
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attacks now the approach that I'm going
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to be taking in this series of videos is
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wherever possible we're going to be
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using a hands-on approach so we're going
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to show you the actual tools i'm going
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to make use of the tools and do some
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demonstrations on how they actually work
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i am a big believer in getting your
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hands dirty as the best way to learn
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anything so as we go through this series
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of videos i strongly encourage you to
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get access to the tools that i'm going
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to be demonstrating wherever possible
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and dig in and get your hands dirty
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along with me there are places where
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material and i'm not a big fan of
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types of information so wherever
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they are just a necessary evil and we're
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where in order to get some particular
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theoretical nature so that's the
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approach that will be taking through
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this series of videos and I hope that
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you have fun as we go along the way
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