Cyber security Online Training

To apply for the Cyber Security Training, you need to either:

• You should have a basic understanding of computer networking concepts like TCP/IP, DNS and firewalls
• You should have a basic understanding of Operating systems like Windows & Linux
• You should have a basic understanding of security concepts like access control, encryption and authentication
• You should also be familiar with at least one programming language like Java, Ruby or Python.

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  Turn in daily and weekly homework for personalized feedback from faculty.
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Cyber security Online Training

Linux Basics Required For penetration Testing
Windows Basics Required for Penetration Testing
Networking Basics: Like IP, subnet mask,class,Router,switch,Nat,Bridge etc
Penetration Testing Complete Lab setup using Virtualization/VMware/VirtualBox
User and Group management in Linux Server
File and Folder management
Permission management
Package management
Web server Configuration in Linux
yum server configuration in Linux
chat server in Linux
telnet server in Linux
ftp and ssh server in Linux
proxy server configuration in Linux
python as web server in Linux
secure telnet server in Linux
Web Proxy Lab in Linux
Web Authentication Lab Linux
Everything as HTTP in Windows7/8/10
HTTP server lab for penetration testing with Authentication
FTP server lab setup with Authentication
HTTP port based security
FTP port based security
Telnet and SSH Server setup with Password protection
Telnet Proxy lab
Proxy chain Configuration Lab
SSH Control
Disable SSH root user login
Limit Users’ ssh access
AllowUsers in ssh
DenyUsers in ssh
Disable Empty Passwords
Use TCP wrappers for ssh
Enable a warning banner for ssh users
SSH Server Best Security Practices : Learn to secure OpenSSH with example Lab | Cyber Security Lab
Web Server Lab Setup for Penetration Testing
Payload creation and exploiting android device.
Netcat tools usage
banner Grabbing
Understanding Encoding
Brute Force Website Login Page
Hack the Basic HTTP Authentication using Burpsuite or Hydra
Ways to Directory Bruteforcing on Web Server
Understanding Redirection with Hashing and Crypto Salt
Understanding Redirection with Encoding Techniques
ways to Brute Force Attack on WordPress Website
Penetration Testing in WordPress Website using Wpscan
Port Scanning using Nmap
IP and Network Scanning
DNS Footprinting
DNS Enumeration
Network setup in Linux

Linux File systems

Fake File Creation

Disk dumping Disk zeroing and Null Disk

Partition Management

Package Management

Remote Login Program

IP Based security

Network based security

Time Based security

Load based Security

Connection Based Security

Port based security

Malware Detection in Linux

Audit Linux server or Linux Machine