CIS 196 C Ethical Hacking

CIS196C: Ethical Hacking

Units: 3, Prerequisites: None, Advisory: None, Acceptable for Credit: CSU

This course provides students with Cybersecurity concepts and hands-on skills to apply behavioral analytics to networks and devices to prevent detect and combat Cybersecurity threats. Important Cybersecurity topics covered in CompTIA’s CySA+ (Cybersecurity Analyst) certificate such as threat and vulnerability management, cyber and incident response and security architecture and tool sets are covered.

List of covered hands-on NDG NetLabs:

Lab 01: Reconnaissance with Nmap and Amap

Lab 02: Social Engineering Attacks with Social Engineering Toolkit

Lab 03: Metasploit Framework Fundamentals

Lab 04: Web Pentesting with Nikto and OWASP Zap

Lab 05: Password Cracking with John the Ripper and Hashcat

Lab 06: Creating and Installing SSL Certificates

Lab 07: Vulnerability Scanning with OpenVAS

Lab 08: Enumerating SMB with enum4linux

Lab 09: Backdooring with Netcat

Lab 10: Packet Crafting with Scapy

Lab 11: Network Analysis

Lab 12: Client Side Exploitations

Lab 13: Testing Firewall Rules with Firewalking

Lab 14: Understanding SQL Commands and Injection

Lab 15: Understanding Buffer Overfows

Lab 16: Evading IDS

Lab 17: Packet Crafting with Hping

Lab 18: VNC as a Backdoor

Lab 19: Auditing Linux Systems

Lab 20: Anti-Virus Evasion