Practical Windows Penetration Testing: Hands-on guide to identify vulnerabilities and tackle them on the Windows platform

Gergely Révay

€111.99

2 (1 Ratings)

Video Sep 2018 5hrs 14mins 1st Edition

Gergely Révay

€111.99

2 (1 Ratings)

Video Sep 2018 5hrs 14mins 1st Edition

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Key benefits

Master all phases in a typical penetration testing project focusing on relevant Windows tools and techniques.
Hands-on exercises to identify various vulnerabilities.
Test the most popular corporate IT environment in the World.

Description

Managing Windows security has always been a challenge for any security professional. As Windows is the most popular operating system in the corporate environment, this course will help you detect and tackle attacks early to save your organization data and money. This course will follow a typical penetration test scenario throughout. At each stage, you will be shown all the necessary tools and techniques, and how they are applied. The whole course is hands-on to guarantee that you gain practical knowledge. You will start by setting up the environment and learn service identification and network scanning techniques. You will master various exploitation and post exploitation techniques. You will also learn to proxy traffic and implement the most famous hacking technique: the pass-the-hash attack. By the end of this video tutorial, you will be able to successfully identify and tackle the flaws and vulnerabilities within the Windows OS (versions 7, 8.1, 10) using Metasploit and Kali Linux tools.

Who is this book for?

This course is for security and other IT professionals who would like to learn penetration testing on the Windows platform. Basic understanding of penetration testing would be an advantage.

What you will learn

Scan and discover Windows environments to identify an attack surface.
Gather information that could be helpful in exploitation.
Penetrate Windows machines through various services.
Exploit well-known Windows vulnerabilities.
Create persistent access to an exploited machine and maintain a stable backdoor.
Collect valuable information from the exploited host.
Propagate to other machines using Pass-The-Hash techniques.

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