🔥 Day 1
__Chapter 1__
🔰 Basic terminology 🔰
✔Type of Hackers
✔Footprinting
✔DoS (Just You)
✔DDoS (Multiple People)
✔FUD (Anti-Virus can not detect)
✔RAT
✔Phishing
✔SQL Injection
✔VPN
✔Proxy
✔Tor
✔VPS
✔Key Loggers
✔Terminal
✔Firewall
✔Root kit
✔Reverse-shells

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__Chapter 1__
🔰 Basic Terminologies 🔰
Part 1

__Chapter 1__
🔰 Basic Terminologies 🔰
Part 2

🔰 Build Your Hacking Environment 🔰

Installation of Kali Linux in Virtual Box or You can use Bootable Version of kali linux for practicing.

🔰 How to make Bootable USB-Drive 🔰

__Chapter 2__
🔰 Linux Terminal Including Basic functionalities 🔰

__Chapter 2__
🔰 Linux Terminal Including Basic functionalities 🔰
Part 1

__Chapter 2__
🔰 Linux Terminal Including Basic functionalities 🔰
Part 2

__Chapter 2__
🔰 Linux Terminal Including Basic functionalities 🔰
Part 3

➖➖FOOTPRINTING➖➖


Footprinting is the 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

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➖➖ Footprinting : Google Hacking ➖➖

Description: we are going to take a look at the Google Hacking Database. Google hacking (sometimes called Google Dorking) allows us to use specific strings to narrow down search results and potentially locate usernames, passwords, and other data. One thing to keep in mind is that Google frequently disables some of these, so the Google Hacking Database site is going to be a great long-term resource of what still works.

Requirements for the lab: Web Browser

Step 1: Open a Web browser

Step 2: Search for Google Hacking Database (https://www.exploit-db.com/google-hackingdatabase/ )

Step 3: Open the site

Step 4: Search for the word Excel in the search box

Step 5: This will show several commands you can use based on the data you are seeking.

Step 6: Open Google search and either type the command or just copy/paste

➖➖ Footprinting : theHarvester ➖➖

Description: we are going to to use a tool called theHarvester. This tool is useful for gathering information on subdomains, employee names, emails, open ports, and banners. It gathers the information from public sources, like regular search engines and Shodan. You can read more about it here: https://tools.kali.org/information-gathering/theharvester


Requirements for the lab: Kali Linux

Step 1: Launch you Kali machine and login (Username is normally: root and the password is normally: toor )

Step 2: Open a Terminal window

Step 3: At the prompt, type theharvester -h to view the help file for the tool.

Step 4: We are just going to use one of the example statements from the help section. Please type this command: theharvester -d microsoft.com -l 50 -b google -h myresults.html

-d is the domain or company name to search. In this case, we are searching microsoft.com

-l is used to limit the results. In this case, we are limiting to just 50 results.

-b is used to define our data source. In this case, we are just using google.

-h allows us to use the Shodan database to query any discovered hosts.

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**Day 2**
🔰 What is Tor & How to Configure it with Kali Linux 🔰

What is Tor & How to Configure it with Kali Linux
Part 1

What is Tor & How to Configure it with Kali Linux
Part 2

🔰 Proxychains: 🔰
are using multiple proxy servers to obscure or hide your original IP.

Terminologies
Proxy: the idea of a proxy, in general, is directing traffic from your system (computer) to another system (computer or server) before reaching the targeted destination.

Proxy Server: is the midpoint between the client/hacker computer (your computer) and the targeted computer or server.

Configure Proxychains in Kali Linux
Part 1

Configure Proxychains in Kali Linux
Part 2