Ethical hackers (sometimes called white hat hackers) are security professionals, who find and exploit vulnerabilities and weaknesses in various systems to make sure that these systems are fixed and become as safe as possible.
In this course, you will learn what is Ethical Hacking all about and how to use Kali Linux for white hat operations.
Learn Ethical Hacking from the Basics
You will start this course by learning how to install Kali Linux on your computer and how to work with it appropriately. You will build your skills and knowledge about various security threats in information, networks and other systems, with each lecture taking them to the next level.
You will learn how to gather information with different methods (for example fingerprinting and open ports). You will also find out how to exploit the vulnerability with varying parameters in the system you are using. When you complete this course, you will be able to use ethical hacking and the tools that Kali Linux provides to protect your system from hackers.
Here's What You Will Learn
You will find out how professional ethical hackers perform security audit and testing using Kali Linux
How to set up a penetration testing lab environment in Kali Linux
The Keli Linux tools to for information gathering techniques
Penetration Testing Execution Standard(PTES)
Open Source Intelligence
Metasploit Console - msfconsole
Finding vulnerable service Using Nmap.
How to exploit a target with Kali Linux.
How to use Swiss Army Knife to make Chat Servers
Mobile Hacking in Android
White Hat Versus Black Hat
The actions of an ethical hacker bear a lot of resemblance to the activities done by malicious hackers - black hats.
A person called a black hat hacker is someone who attempts to find system security vulnerabilities to exploit them for personal gain or other malicious or unlawful reasons.
Both a black hat and an ethical hacker use the same skills. However, an ethical hacker uses these skills for the greater good (a more secure system) in a lawful and legitimate manner. The mission of an ethical hacker is to find vulnerabilities and fix them before malicious hackers get to them and exploit them, doing a lot of financial or reputational damage in the process.
An ethical hacker is a lot of like a penetration tester, but with much broader duties. A white hat hacker breaks into the system in a lawful way with the intention to fix the system (that's why this hacker called an ethical hacker - because the reasons for breaking in are ethical). So the primary difference between ethical hackers and malicious hackers is the legality of the actions and the ethics behind breaking in.
I have created this course only for educational purposes. The attacks which were launched in this course were against the devices I have permission to test. As an instructor, I do not condone any actions you may take that are unlawful or unethical, and neither I nor BitDegree platform will bear any responsibility for their outcomes.
So take this ethical hacking and Kali Linux tutorial only if you want to have a more secure system and help others fix their vulnerabilities!
Gautam Kumawat is a PRO expert in the field of cybersecurity. If you’re looking for an instructor with a deep understanding and even more importantly – with a proven record of working in top-level institutions, then you met your dream right here.
Gautam has over seven years of experience serving in prestigious institutions both in India and the US. The list includes various law enforcement agencies. His job included training officials and solving cybercrimes of profound complexity.
Gautam Kumawat emphasizes that our world is getting more cyber, which naturally means that the rates of cybercrimes are increasing. And they are getting more complicated. The only way to stay protected is to get educated. Even if you’re not working as a cybersecurity expert in a big company or an institution that keeps national secrets. He’s been escalating the topic in global media, featured in names such as Thriveglobal, Hindustan Times, India Today, and others.
Learn the art of cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and all about the darknet from an experienced expert and trainer. Gautam Kumawat has already taught over 35,000 students from more than 160 countries!