7Safe - Certified Security Testing Professional (CSTP) - Ethical Hacking II
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What you will learn
- Review of professional penetration testing tools
- Further exercises against Windows and UNIX targets
- The Metasploit framework
- Web application security, including:
- SQL Injection
- Cross-site scripting (XSS)
- Cross-site request forgeries (CSRF)
- Threats to users
Who should attend
Those responsible for, or with an interest in, the security of IT systems and web applications, including (but
not limited to): System/Network Administrators, Crime Prevention & Protection Of? cers, Auditors, Security
Of? cers, Information Security Professionals & Pen-Testers
Prerequisites
Prior attendance on the CSTA Ethical Hacking:
- Hands-On training course (or equivalent) is strongly recommended
- A basic understanding of HTTP & HTML is useful
Course Outline:
INFRASTRUCTURE PENETRATION TESTING
- Use of the Nikto web server scanner & Nessus
- Remote registry hacking & silent RAT installation
- Understand the Metasploit Framework, including the powerful Meterpreter payload
HACKING WEB APPLICATIONS
- Find & assess weaknesses in PHP & ASP.NET web applications
- Learn how you can use SQL injection to bypass authentication & reveal confidential information
- Gain SYSTEM level access to a web server hosting a poorly secured web application
- Learn what web application vulnerability scanners can and can’t do to map out weaknesses
in web applications
- Practical injection techniques used to glean, manipulate & corrupt data
- Test and exploit web applications using HTTP request & response modification
- Launch attacks using an HTTP proxy
- Further attacks using extended stored procedures
CLIENT-SIDE ATTACKS
- Discover the potential severity of the often underestimated XSS vulnerability
- Understand cross-site request forgeries
- Common browser & e-mail client hacking techniques used to target Internet users
- Attack a Windows XP Workstation
- Enhance attacks through e-mail spoofing
- Use XSS with session cookie theft to compromise a user’s online identity and steal confidential
information
- Launch a web application dictionary attack
- Use Metasploit’s autopwn to automatically attack a user’s browser
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