Offensive Cyber Security And CTF

1. Offensive Cyber Security Introduction
2. Cybersecurity Objectives
3. Data Breach
4. Cybersecurity Threat Landscape
5. Exploring Cybersecurity Threats
6. Threat Data and Intelligence
7. Malicious Code
8. Malware
9. Malicious Code
10. Social Engineering, Physical, and Password Attacks
11. Social Engineering
12. Password Attacks
13. Physical Attacks
14. Security Assessment and Testing
15. Vulnerability Management
16. Security Vulnerabilities
17. Penetration Testing
18. Unsecure Coding
19. Software Security Testing
20. Injection Vulnerabilities
21. Exploiting Authentication Vulnerabilities
22. Exploiting Authorization Vulnerabilities
23. Exploiting Web Application Vulnerabilities
24. Application Security Controls Attacks
25. Cryptography and the Public Key Infrastructure attacks
26. An Overview of Cryptography
27. Goals of Cryptography
28. Cryptographic Concepts
29. Modern Cryptography
30. Symmetric Cryptography
31. Asymmetric Cryptography
32. Hash Functions
33. Digital Signatures
34. Asymmetric Key Management
35. Cryptographic and Hash’s Attacks
36. Emerging Issues in Cryptography
37. Identity and Access Management
38. Identity
39. Authentication and Authorization
40. Authentication Methods
41. Accounts
42. Access Control Schemes
43. Physical Security Controls
44. Cloud and Virtualization Security
45. Exploring the Cloud
46. Virtualization
47. Endpoint Security
48. Protecting Endpoints
49. Service Hardening
50. Operating System Hardening
51. Securing Embedded and Specialized Systems
52. Network Security
53. Designing Secure Networks
54. Secure Protocols
55. Attacking and Assessing Networks
56. Network Reconnaissance and Discovery Tools and
57. Techniques for L2 and L3 Attacks
58. Wireless and Mobile Security
59. Building Secure Wireless Networks
60. Managing Mobile Devices attacks
61. John the Ripper
62. Configuring a Nessus scan
63. Nessus scan templates
64. Configuring credentialed scanning
65. Vulnerability Database…
66. Nikto web application scanner
67. Nessus vulnerability scan report
68. FTP cleartext authentication vulnerability
69. Insecure SSL cipher vulnerability
70. Account information page after blind SQL
71. injection
72. Session authentication with cookies
73. XSS attack rendered in a browser
74. Web application firewall
75. Vigenère cipher table
76. simple transposition cipher in action
77. OpenStego steganography tool
78. Image with embedded message
79. Symmetric key cryptography
80. Asymmetric key cryptography
81. RADIUS, and LDAP
82. Kerberos authentication process
83. LDAP organizational hierarchy
84. A Titan key USB security key
85. Linux/Unix file permissions
86. Windows file permissions
87. Simple screened subnet network design
88. instance with SSH
89. instance with RDP
90. Linux file permissions
91. man-in-the-middle attack
92. A sample nmap scan from a system
93. theHarvester output for wiley.com
94. DNSEnum output for wiley.com
95. tcpdump of a segment of nmap port scanning
96. Wireshark capture of a segment of nmap
97. ports scanning
98. network designs
99. Active and Passive Reconnaissance
100. Network Discovery
101. Major System and Network Protocols
102. Vulnerabilities
103. Operating System Hacking
104. Malware
105. Layer 2 Attacks
106. Layer 3 Attacks
107. Social Engineering
108. Session Hijack
109. Denial of Service
110. Defensive devices and systems
111. Web Attacks
112. SQL Injection
113. Wireless Attacks
114. Mobile Attack
115. IOT Attack
116. Encryption methods
117. Cloud Risks
118. Countermeasures
119. Risk Management
120. Security Assessment
121. Security Operations
122. Security Design

1- Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the fundamental principles underlying the identification and testing for vulnerabilities with limited information.
2- Analyze a system across all abstraction levels, from basic hardware to complex cloud architectures.
3- Run cyber-attacks, tests and probes in a practical context
4- This learning path will teach you all you need about It and Operating systems and Cyber Security threats.
5- It will prepare you for the role of SOC analyst in an Operation Security Center.
6- In this track, students will learn the fundamentals of Networks and Systems Administration.
7- learn Offensive Security & Pen Testing and identify the concepts with practices.
8- Cyber Security is becoming increasingly prevalent, with a larger number of businesses becoming affected by cyber-attacks each year.
9- Understand the effective makeup of a cybersecurity awareness program.
10- Measure and improve your existing program and roadmap.
11- Improve your security posture and employee ability to recognize latest cyber threats.
12- Recognizing web-based vulnerabilities and developing relevant attacks
13- Assessing the logic of source-less code via binary reverse engineering and solving programming challenges based on the functionality of the binary
14- Employing memory corruption tactics and strategies to exploit binaries
15- Assessing cryptographic implementations to identify vulnerabilities and write related exploits to demonstrate understanding
16- Understand how the CTF examples can translate to real-world software
17- Generally become familiar with CTF competitions as a competitor

• Any one interest in Learning offensive cyber security from scratch and build a career in today’s top wanted Information technology field.
• This course is great for those who are already in IT and are looking to expand their horizons to learn how the back end of an offensive security operation works. Whether you’re a software developer, system administrator, this course is for you!