Sir Rain
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Hi everyone, I offer you comprehensive training in various areas of hacking. Among them are vulnerability analysis and exploitation. First of all, it's a work. But this work is extremely interesting and profitable. I teach this course in russian for many years, you can find my topics on procrd, darkmoney and other forums. Now it's available in English.
If you want to:
- Become a pentester
- Understand how to find and exploit vulnerabilities
- Become a bughunter
- Get your own logs etc
This classes is what you was looking for
WORKING IN THE CIS IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. I DO NOT HELP OR ADVISE ON THIS SUBJECT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
The course is fully suitable for beginners as well, as I cover all the main aspects at an accessible level of understanding. This also applies to safety, to which we will pay special attention. After this course you will gain a number of extremely useful skills for work, you will discover a new wide area for work.
One of the features of this course is the minimal financial investment. For practice, we use virtual laboratories to clarify all the mechanisms of interaction as much as possible.
You will learn:
Basics:
1) Linux basics
2) Bash basics + learning to write simple scripts to automate tasks
3) How to choose a distribution for your tasks
4) Defense against system and network attacks
5) Security - how to host your own single,double,triple VPN
6) Protection against deanonymization via metadata
7) Intercepting traffic, sniffing basics, learning how to work with data packets
8) How to choose the right data encryption method
Hacking:
9) Passive fuzzing
10) Active fuzzing, port scanning, analyzing what you find
11) Incorrect server configuration
12) Leaks of sensitive files
13) Vulnerable server components
14) DoS, buffer overflow
15) SQL, NoSQL, OS, LDAP injections
16) SQL language basics
17) File Upload
18) CMS Vulnerabilities
19) LFI, RFI
20) XSS, CSRF
21) Advanced XXE
22) Search for admins, shell downloads
23) WAF Bypass
24) Vulnerabilities on subdomains, APIs
25) Deserialization
Network hacking:
26) Privilege escalation on Linux
27) Privilege escalation on Windows
28) Network lateral movement
29) Active Directory hacking
30) Bruteforce
31) Attacking routers
32) Using routers for attacks or VPNs
33) Attacking Iot devices
Social engeneering:
34) Analyzing the potential victim
35) Generating payloads
36) Establishing Contact
37) Phishing, MiTM, DNS spoofing
38) Working with reverse proxy
The course deals with ethical hacking, and it's up to you to apply the knowledge you've learned ethically or not.
Price:
600$ for individual classes
Contacts:
First contact in PM
If you want to:
- Become a pentester
- Understand how to find and exploit vulnerabilities
- Become a bughunter
- Get your own logs etc
This classes is what you was looking for
WORKING IN THE CIS IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN. I DO NOT HELP OR ADVISE ON THIS SUBJECT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
The course is fully suitable for beginners as well, as I cover all the main aspects at an accessible level of understanding. This also applies to safety, to which we will pay special attention. After this course you will gain a number of extremely useful skills for work, you will discover a new wide area for work.
One of the features of this course is the minimal financial investment. For practice, we use virtual laboratories to clarify all the mechanisms of interaction as much as possible.
You will learn:
Basics:
1) Linux basics
2) Bash basics + learning to write simple scripts to automate tasks
3) How to choose a distribution for your tasks
4) Defense against system and network attacks
5) Security - how to host your own single,double,triple VPN
6) Protection against deanonymization via metadata
7) Intercepting traffic, sniffing basics, learning how to work with data packets
8) How to choose the right data encryption method
Hacking:
9) Passive fuzzing
10) Active fuzzing, port scanning, analyzing what you find
11) Incorrect server configuration
12) Leaks of sensitive files
13) Vulnerable server components
14) DoS, buffer overflow
15) SQL, NoSQL, OS, LDAP injections
16) SQL language basics
17) File Upload
18) CMS Vulnerabilities
19) LFI, RFI
20) XSS, CSRF
21) Advanced XXE
22) Search for admins, shell downloads
23) WAF Bypass
24) Vulnerabilities on subdomains, APIs
25) Deserialization
Network hacking:
26) Privilege escalation on Linux
27) Privilege escalation on Windows
28) Network lateral movement
29) Active Directory hacking
30) Bruteforce
31) Attacking routers
32) Using routers for attacks or VPNs
33) Attacking Iot devices
Social engeneering:
34) Analyzing the potential victim
35) Generating payloads
36) Establishing Contact
37) Phishing, MiTM, DNS spoofing
38) Working with reverse proxy
The course deals with ethical hacking, and it's up to you to apply the knowledge you've learned ethically or not.
Price:
600$ for individual classes
Contacts:
First contact in PM
