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Ethical Hacking and Network Security Course [Pack]

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Network Security & Ethical Hacking (CD 1-2-3)
452MB





CD1 Contents:-



1. Introduction to Information Security & Ethical Hacking

2. Basics of Networking (Tutorial for beginners)

3. Introduction

4. Hacker Vs Cracker

5. Ethical Hacking

6. Precautions

7. Current Cyber Threats

8. Desktop and Server Security

9. Windows Security

10. Hacking into Windows XP, NT

11. SAM (Security Accounts Manager)

12. Registries

13. Counter Measures

14. Linux Security

15. Hacking into Linux

16. Keyloggers - Hardware & Software

17. Anti Keyloggers

18. Trojans or Remote Administration Tools

19. Spywares

20. Viruses and Worms Introduction

21. Classification of Viruses and Worms

22. Examples of Viruses and Worms

23. Countermeasures

24. Anti Virus

25. LAN Security

26. Threats to LAN

27. Countermeasures

28. Network and File Sharing

29. Firewalls

30. Anti Virus

31. Anti Spywares

32. Network Scanners

33. Introduction to Firewalls

34. Working of a Firewall

35. Types of Firewalls

36. Packet Filters

37. Proxy Gateways

38. Network Address Translation

39. Intrusion Detection

40. Logging

41. Network Tools and Commands (Tutorial)

42. TCP/IP Commands

43. ARP Command

44. Trace route Command

45. Netstat Command

46. Finger Command

47. Ping Command

48. Nbtstat Command

49. Ipconfig Command

50. Telnet Command






CD 2 Contents:-



1. Internet Security

2. IP Addresses

3. Finding an IP Address

4. Through Instant Messaging Software

5. Through Internet Relay Chat

6. Through Website

7. Through Email Headers

8. Through Message Board Postings

9. Proxies Servers

10. Transparent Proxies

11. Anonymous Proxies

12. Distorting Proxies

13. Elite Proxies

14. Free Proxy Servers

15. Analysis of Email Headers

16. Yahoo Email

17. Google Email

18. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)

19. IP Spoofing

20. Information Gathering for a Remote System

21. Daemon Grabbing

22. Port Scanning

23. ICMP Messages

24. Banner Grabbing

25. Sockets

26. Detection of TCP Port Scan TCP SYN Scanning

27. Detection of SYN Scans

28. SYN/ACK Scanning

29. Detection of SYN/ACK Port Scan

30. TCP FIN Scanning

31. TCP XMAS tree scanning

32. ACK Scanning

33. UDP Ports

34. Utility

35. Fingerprinting

36. OS Fingerprinting

37. Remote OS Fingerprinting

38. Attacking the System

39. Nontechnical Attacks

40. Network Infrastructure Attacks

41. Operating System Attacks

42. Technical Attacks

43. Denial of Services attacks (DOS Attacks)

44. Threat from Sniffing and Key Logging

45. Trojan Attacks

46. HTTP Request Smuggling g

47. IP Spoofing

48. Cross site scripting (XSS)

49. Buffer Overflows

50. Format Bugs

51. SQL Injection s

52. Input Validation

53. Viruses & Worms

54. Spy Ware Software

55. Password Cracking

56. All other types of Attacks

57. Password Cracking

58. Password Guessing

59. Dictionary Based Attacks

60. Brute-Force Attacks

61. Default Passwords

62. Attacks on LOG files

63. Sniffer Attacks

64. Wireless & Bluetooth Security (Tutorial only) (Introduction Only*)

65. Penetration Testing

66. Definition

67. Methodology

68. Basic Approaches

69. Google Hacking

70. Terminologies

71. Basic Search Techniques

72. Basic Keyword searching

73. Phrase search

74. + Operator search

75. - Operator search

76. Range search

77. Advanced Search Techniques Site

78. Intitle, allintitle

79. Inurl, allinurl

80. Link .

81. Phonebook

82. Rphonebook

83. Bphonebook

84. Daterange

85. Cache

86. Filetype .

87. Robots.txt



CD 3 Contents:-

1. Encryption & Cryptography (Introduction Only*)

2. Introduction to Cryptography

3. Private Key Encryption

4. Public Key Encryption

5. DES Algorithm

6. RSA Algorithm

7. Hash Functions

8. MD5 HASH algorithm

9. Digital Signatures

10. Encyptorsetup

11. Computer Forensics (Introduction Only*)

12. Introduction to Forensics

13. Digital Evidence

14. Requirements for Forensics

15. Steps taken in Forensics investigation

16. Acquisition

17. Identification

18. Evaluation

19. Presentation

20. Forensic Toolkit

21. Steganography and Data Hiding

22. Introduction

23. Digital Watermarking

24. Types of Steganography

25. In band Data Insertion

26. Data Algorithmic

27. Overt based grammar

28. Out-band Data Insertion

29. Overwriting Data Insertion

30. Steganography Tools & Applications

31. Catching Criminals

32. Cyber Terrorism

33. Forms of Cyber Terrorism

34. Factors & Reasons

35. Countermeasures

36. Challenges

37. Honey Pots

38. Definition

39. Research Honey Pots

40. Production Honey Pots

41. Low Involved Honey Pots

42. High Involved Honey Pots

43. Pros & Cons

44. Famous Honey Pots

45. Cyber Laws & IT Act India (Introduction Only*)

46. IT Act 2000

47. Domain Name Disputes

48. Definitions and Laws

49. Cyber Crimes & penalties

50. Security Auditing (Introduction Only*)

51. Audit Objectives

52. Risk Analysis

53. Auditing Steps

54. Previous Check

55. Planning & Organisation

56. Network Control - Policies / Stds

57. Network Control - Hardware / Software

58. Network Data Standards and Data Access

59. Hardware and Software Backup and Recovery

60. Software Communications

61. Access to Network Operating Systems Software and Facilities

62. Data Encryption and Filtering

63. Internet Applications

64. Password Protection

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