Practical Linux for Pentesting & Bug Bounties
Practical Linux for Pentesting & Bug Bounties, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.67, with 75 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 111 subscribers.
You will learn about Linux Fundamentals Linux vs Windows Penetration Testing OS Virtual Box VMware Boot Process Password Management Package Manager Linux System Information Linux Hardware Information Performance Monitoring Userinfo and Management File, Directory and Deletion Directory Management Rename, Move and Case Sensitive Symbolic Links File Reading Process and Kill Linux Permissions and Umask Linux Network Management Linux DHCP Server Linux File System Linux SAMBA Management DNS Server Configuration Hacker Challenge Bash for Pentesting Subdomain Enumeration Passive Subdomain Enumeration Active Identifying Live Subdomains using Bash Subdomain Enumeration using wayback JS Recon using Bash This course is ideal for individuals who are Anybody interested in learning Linux, Web application hacking / Penetration testing. or Any Beginner who wants to start using Linux for Penetration Testing or Any Beginner who wants to start with Bash Scripting for Automation of Bug Bounties or Trainer who are willing to start teaching Linux for Pentesting or Any Professional who working in Cyber Security and Pentesting or Ethical Hackers who wants to learn Linux Fundamentals or Beginners in Cyber Security Industry for Analyst Position or SOC person who is working into a corporate environment or Developers who wants to fix vulnerabilities and build secure applications It is particularly useful for Anybody interested in learning Linux, Web application hacking / Penetration testing. or Any Beginner who wants to start using Linux for Penetration Testing or Any Beginner who wants to start with Bash Scripting for Automation of Bug Bounties or Trainer who are willing to start teaching Linux for Pentesting or Any Professional who working in Cyber Security and Pentesting or Ethical Hackers who wants to learn Linux Fundamentals or Beginners in Cyber Security Industry for Analyst Position or SOC person who is working into a corporate environment or Developers who wants to fix vulnerabilities and build secure applications.
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Summary
Title: Practical Linux for Pentesting & Bug Bounties
Price: $59.99
Average Rating: 4.67
Number of Lectures: 75
Number of Published Lectures: 73
Number of Curriculum Items: 75
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 73
Original Price: ₹7,900
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Linux Fundamentals
- Linux vs Windows
- Penetration Testing OS
- Virtual Box
- VMware
- Boot Process
- Password Management
- Package Manager
- Linux System Information
- Linux Hardware Information
- Performance Monitoring
- Userinfo and Management
- File, Directory and Deletion
- Directory Management
- Rename, Move and Case Sensitive
- Symbolic Links
- File Reading
- Process and Kill
- Linux Permissions and Umask
- Linux Network Management
- Linux DHCP Server
- Linux File System
- Linux SAMBA Management
- DNS Server Configuration
- Hacker Challenge
- Bash for Pentesting
- Subdomain Enumeration Passive
- Subdomain Enumeration Active
- Identifying Live Subdomains using Bash
- Subdomain Enumeration using wayback
- JS Recon using Bash
Who Should Attend
- Anybody interested in learning Linux, Web application hacking / Penetration testing.
- Any Beginner who wants to start using Linux for Penetration Testing
- Any Beginner who wants to start with Bash Scripting for Automation of Bug Bounties
- Trainer who are willing to start teaching Linux for Pentesting
- Any Professional who working in Cyber Security and Pentesting
- Ethical Hackers who wants to learn Linux Fundamentals
- Beginners in Cyber Security Industry for Analyst Position
- SOC person who is working into a corporate environment
- Developers who wants to fix vulnerabilities and build secure applications
Target Audiences
- Anybody interested in learning Linux, Web application hacking / Penetration testing.
- Any Beginner who wants to start using Linux for Penetration Testing
- Any Beginner who wants to start with Bash Scripting for Automation of Bug Bounties
- Trainer who are willing to start teaching Linux for Pentesting
- Any Professional who working in Cyber Security and Pentesting
- Ethical Hackers who wants to learn Linux Fundamentals
- Beginners in Cyber Security Industry for Analyst Position
- SOC person who is working into a corporate environment
- Developers who wants to fix vulnerabilities and build secure applications
Welcome to Linux for Pentesting & Bug Bounties Course. This course covers fundamentals of Linux and Bash scripting to write your own tools which can be useful for penetration testing and bug bounties. There is no prerequisite of prior linux knowledge and you will be able to install linux, understand fundamentals, write bash scripts for web attacks and mass automation.
This course helps any beginner to intermediate to understand linux fundamentals to make you comfortable with using linux and writing bash scripts tools.
This course will start from basic fundamentalsof linux like – commands, directory structure, network management, archive management, linux file permissions, performance monitoring, userinfo management, input/output redirection, linux ip tables, virtual hosting and much more.
In addition to fundamentals of linux, you will also learn how to write your own tools in bash for Subdomain Enumeration – Active & Passive, Directory Fuzzers, CORS Automation, XSS Automation, Open Redirect Automation, Wayback using Bash etc.
This course is highly practical which helps you learn on exact environment when you start your penetrating testing or bug hunting journey.
This course also includes important interview questions and answers related to linux which will be helpful in any job interviews.
Here’s a more detailed breakdown of the course content:
In all the sections we will start the fundamentals of Linux and Writing Bash Scripts to make our own useful tools.
In Introduction to Linux, we will cover What is Linux, Difference between Windows and Linux, Different Flavours of Linux and Tour to Penetration Testing OS like Kali Linux and Parrot OS.
We will see all the types of XSS attacks on live websites which will give you a better understanding of the live environment when you will start your bug hunting journey.
We will also cover Lab Setup for Installation of Linux in Virtual Box and VMware, We will also cover how to setup readymade virtual machine ova files as well which will save your time of installation.
Boot Process –Windows & Linux Boot Process,
Password Management – Breaking root password, Setting password for GRUB
Package Managers –yum, apt, brew, dpkg, rpm, chocolaty, searching for package, installing packages, removing packages, adding repositories, GUI Package managers, how to use git.
Linux Fundamentals – Linux System Information Commands, Linux Hardware Information Commands, Performance Monitoring Commands, User info and Management Commands, File, Directory and Deletion Commands, Directory Management Commands, Rename,Move and Case Sensitive Commands, Symbolic Links Commands, File Reading Commands, Process and Kill Commands, Background and Foreground Commands, Linux Permissions Fundamentals, Linux Network Management, Linux DHCP Server, What is DNS?, Linux Archive Management Commands, Linux Search and Pattern Commands, Linux SSH Management, Linux SAMBA Management, Linux File System Architecture, Linux IP tables, Web Servers, Virtual Hosts, Bash Scripting Basics, User Inputs, Bash Loops, Customising shell, Using Linux for recon,
Shell Scripting – We will create scripts/tools for Subdomain Brute force, CORS Automation, URLS to Domain, Waybackurls using Bash, HTTPX/ HTTProbe Tool using Bash, Open Redirect/SSRF and much more.
You will also get additional BONUS sessions, in which I m going to share my personal bash scripts for hunting bugs. I have also added Interview Questions and answers for linux which will be helpful for those are preparing for Job Interviews and Internships.
With this course, you get 24/7 support, so if you have any questions you can post them in the Q&A section and we’ll respond to you as soon as possible.
Notes:
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This course is created for educational purposes only.
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Testing any website which doesn’t have a Responsible Disclosure Policy is unethical and against the law, the author doesn’t hold any responsibility.
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Introduction
Lecture 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Introduction to Linux
Lecture 1: Tour to Penetration Testing OS
Chapter 3: Lab Setup
Lecture 1: Installation of Virtual Box
Lecture 2: Installation of VMware
Lecture 3: Installation of Linux ISO on VMWare
Lecture 4: Installation of Linux ISO on VirtualBox
Lecture 5: Installation of Linux OVA on VMWare
Lecture 6: Installation of Linux OVA on VirtualBox
Chapter 4: Boot Process
Lecture 1: Windows boot process
Lecture 2: Linux boot Process
Chapter 5: Password Management
Lecture 1: Breaking root password
Lecture 2: Setting password for GRUB
Chapter 6: Package Managers
Lecture 1: What are Package Managers
Lecture 2: yum
Lecture 3: brew
Lecture 4: dpkg
Lecture 5: rpm
Lecture 6: chocolaty
Lecture 7: apt
Lecture 8: Searching for Package
Lecture 9: Installing and Removing Package
Lecture 10: Updating Package
Lecture 11: Upgrading Package
Lecture 12: Adding Repositories
Lecture 13: GUI Package Manager – Synaptic
Lecture 14: Installing with git
Chapter 7: Linux System Information
Lecture 1: Linux System Information Commands
Chapter 8: Linux Hardware Information
Lecture 1: Linux Hardware Information Commands
Chapter 9: Performance Monitoring
Lecture 1: Performance Monitoring Commands
Lecture 2: Performance Monitoring Commands – 2
Chapter 10: Userinfo and Management
Lecture 1: Userinfo and Management Commands
Chapter 11: File, Directory and Deletion
Lecture 1: File, Directory and Deletion Commands
Chapter 12: Directory Management
Lecture 1: Directory Management Commands
Chapter 13: Rename,Move and Case Sensitive
Lecture 1: Rename,Move and Case Sensitive Commands
Chapter 14: Symbolic Links
Lecture 1: Symbolic Links Commands
Chapter 15: File Reading
Lecture 1: File Reading Commands
Chapter 16: Process and Kill
Lecture 1: Process and Kill Commands
Lecture 2: Process and Kill Commands – 2
Chapter 17: Background and Foreground
Lecture 1: Background and Foreground Commands
Chapter 18: Linux Permissions and Umask
Lecture 1: Linux Permissions Fundamentals
Lecture 2: Adding Permissions
Lecture 3: Removing Permissions
Lecture 4: Execution Permissions
Lecture 5: Linux Octal Permissions
Lecture 6: chown
Lecture 7: chgroup
Chapter 19: Linux Network Management
Lecture 1: Linux Network Management – 1
Lecture 2: Linux Network Management – 2
Lecture 3: Linux Network Management – 3
Lecture 4: Linux Network Management – 4
Lecture 5: Linux Network Management – 5
Lecture 6: Linux Network Management – 6
Lecture 7: iwconfig
Lecture 8: Spoofing your MAC Address
Chapter 20: Linux Archive Management
Lecture 1: Linux Archive Management Commands
Chapter 21: Linux Search and Patterns
Lecture 1: Linux Search and Pattern Commands
Chapter 22: Linux SSH Management
Lecture 1: Linux SSH Management – 1
Lecture 2: Linux SSH Management Live – 2
Chapter 23: Linux SAMBA Management
Lecture 1: Linux SAMBA Management – 1
Lecture 2: Linux SAMBA Management – 2
Chapter 24: Linux File System
Lecture 1: Linux File System Architecture
Lecture 2: root – 1
Lecture 3: root – 2
Lecture 4: etc
Lecture 5: home
Chapter 25: Snapshot
Lecture 1: Snapshot of Linux Booting Proccess
Chapter 26: Writing Bash Script for Linux Permissions
Lecture 1: Quick and Faster way of Assigning permissions
Chapter 27: Learning Linux System Command
Lecture 1: Linux System Command
Chapter 28: Snapshot of Linux System Information
Lecture 1: Linux System Information
Chapter 29: Learning Linux Performance Monitoring
Lecture 1: Understanding Top Performance Monitoring Commands
Lecture 2: Introduction to Linux Performance Commands
Instructors
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Shifa Cyclewala
Founder at Hacktify Cyber Security -
Dr. Rohit Gautam
Founder & CEO of Hacktify Cyber Security -
Hacktify Cyber Security
Pioneer in delivering quality Cyber Security Education
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