Learn Ethical Hacking Using The Cloud From Scratch
Description
Welcome to our comprehensive course designed to equip you with the skills to leverage cloud technology for ethical hacking purposes. No prior knowledge is necessary; this course caters to beginners and guides you towards becoming an expert in executing advanced attacks from the cloud. By the end of this course, you'll have the proficiency to hack online accounts, bypass multi-factor authentication, gain remote control over various operating systems (including Windows, Linux, and Apple macOS), and even host your own websites and cloud applications.
Our approach is highly practical, integrating theory with hands-on experience. We'll start by covering the fundamentals of ethical hacking and cloud computing before diving into practical exercises. You'll learn through examples, actively engaging in hacking online accounts, computers, and browsers, avoiding dry lectures. By course completion, you'll possess a solid foundation in both cloud computing and ethical hacking.
The course is structured into multiple sections, each focusing on a specific hacking technique. You'll grasp the relevant cloud concepts and then apply them to hack computers, phones, browsers, and online accounts. Throughout, you'll be introduced to various hacking tools, concepts, and techniques, all demonstrated through practical examples. No dull or irrelevant lectures here—everything is hands-on and applicable to real-world scenarios.
All techniques covered are practical and effective against real systems. You'll gain a thorough understanding of each technique's mechanism before learning how to execute it from the cloud. By course end, you'll be proficient enough to customize these techniques for more potent attacks and adapt them to different situations and scenarios.
This course offers a unique blend of ethical hacking and cloud computing education. Here's a glimpse of what topics we'll delve into:
- Fundamentals of Ethical Hacking and Cloud Computing
- Launching Attacks from the Cloud
- Hacking Computers, Phones, Browsers, and Online Accounts
- Introduction to Hacking Tools and Techniques
- Hosting Websites and Cloud Applications
Join us on this exciting journey to master the art of ethical hacking using cloud technology
Hacking topics
- Phishing Mastery: Learn both fundamental and advanced phishing techniques to effectively deceive targets and gain access to sensitive information.
- Website Replication: Discover methods to clone any website on the internet, enabling you to create convincing phishing pages and other malicious replicas.
- 2FA/MFA Bypass: Gain insights into bypassing two-factor authentication and multi-factor authentication mechanisms to infiltrate secured systems.
- Online Account Hacking: Explore techniques to compromise various online accounts such as WhatsApp, email, and more, exploiting vulnerabilities in their security layers.
- Cloud-Based OS Hacking: Learn to hack into Windows, Apple macOS, and Linux systems using cloud-based resources, providing remote access and control.
- Backdoor and Trojan Creation: Develop sophisticated backdoors and trojans tailored for Windows, macOS, and Linux environments to establish persistent access.
- Browser Exploitation: Understand how to exploit vulnerabilities in web browsers across different operating systems and devices, enabling comprehensive system compromise.
- Credential Theft: Master the art of stealing credentials using fake prompts and forms, bypassing user vigilance and gaining unauthorized access.
- Data Extraction: Learn techniques to steal sensitive information from compromised computers, extracting valuable data for malicious purposes.
- Cloud-Based Resource Access: Utilize cloud infrastructure to remotely access system peripherals like keyboards and cameras, enhancing surveillance capabilities.
- Advanced Malware Deployment: Explore sophisticated methods of malware delivery using specialized cloud services, ensuring widespread and stealthy infection.
- Cross-Platform Malware Distribution: Develop strategies to distribute malware tailored to the target's operating system, maximizing effectiveness and evading detection.
- URL Manipulation and Social Engineering: Craft convincing URLs incorporating persuasive words to manipulate user behavior and facilitate successful attacks.
- Convincing Download Links: Generate download links with seemingly safe extensions such as .pdf to trick users into executing malicious files.
- Ransomware Operations: Master the deployment of ransomware attacks from the cloud, encrypting victim data and extorting payments for decryption.
- Device Tracking: Learn how to track devices remotely using cloud-based links, enabling surveillance and reconnaissance operations.
- File Manipulation on Compromised Systems: Gain the ability to read, write, download, upload, and execute files on compromised systems, maintaining control and persistence.
- Botnet Fundamentals: Understand the basics and concepts of botnets, empowering you to orchestrate large-scale attacks and command a network of compromised devices.
Cloud topics
- Install & use Kali Linux from the cloud
- Cloning websites on the internet
- Install a GUI on cloud servers and access their desktop
- Hosting your own websites and cloud applications
- Enabling HTTPs
- Understand DNS and the different record types
- Use Amazon's cloud service AWS
- Configuring firewall rules
- Link a domain name to cloud servers
- SSH basics
- FTP and SFTP basics
- Apache2 basics
- Novnc
- PHP basics.
- JavaScript basics
- AI Basics
- Linux basics.
- Linux commands.
- How to use the Linux terminal.
Throughout the course you'll learn how to use use the following tools to achieve the above
- Kali Linux
- AWS
- SSH
- Certbot
- Evilginx
- Pwndrop
- Filezilla
- Openvnc
- Empire
- Starkiller
- Distopia
- Netcat
- BeEF
What you'll lear
Learn 10+ different vulnerability types
- SQL Injection: This occurs when attackers inject SQL code into input fields, exploiting vulnerabilities in database queries to manipulate or extract data.
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Attackers inject malicious scripts into web pages viewed by other users, allowing them to steal session cookies, deface websites, or redirect users to malicious sites.
- Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF): Attackers trick users into executing unwanted actions on a web application in which they are authenticated, potentially leading to unauthorized transactions or data manipulation.
- Remote Code Execution (RCE): Vulnerabilities that allow attackers to execute arbitrary code on a system remotely, potentially leading to complete compromise of the system.
- File Inclusion Vulnerabilities: This allows attackers to include files on a server through a web browser, potentially leading to the execution of arbitrary code or unauthorized access to sensitive files.
- XML External Entity (XXE) Injection: Attackers exploit insecure XML parsers to disclose internal files, perform remote code execution, or carry out denial of service attacks.
- Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF): Attackers exploit vulnerable server-side components to make requests to other resources on behalf of the server, potentially accessing internal systems or performing unauthorized actions.
- Insecure Deserialization: This occurs when untrusted data is deserialized by a program, leading to various attacks such as remote code execution, injection attacks, and privilege escalation.
- Information Disclosure: This vulnerability exposes sensitive information such as credentials, configuration details, or user data to unauthorized parties through various means like error messages or verbose responses.
- Authentication Bypass: Weaknesses in authentication mechanisms allow attackers to gain unauthorized access to systems or accounts without proper credentials.
- Sensitive Data Exposure: This vulnerability involves the exposure of sensitive information like passwords, credit card numbers, or personal data due to inadequate protection or encryption.
- Buffer Overflow: Attackers exploit software bugs to overwrite memory buffers, potentially leading to the execution of malicious code or system crashes.
These vulnerabilities underline the importance of robust security practices, including regular security assessments, code reviews, and updates to mitigate potential risks.
- Generate phishing pages & Bypass 2FA / MFA
- Hack any account with web interface such as whatsapp, email accounts, etc
- Hack all operating systems from the cloud (Windows, Linux, Apple Mac OS)
- 60+ hands-on real-life hacking examples.
- No prior knowledge required
- Understand cloud concepts and use them for hacking.
- Hack web browsers on all operating systems and devices.
- Create trojans for Windows, Linux and Apple Mac OS.
- Hack Windows using Discord.
- Install & use Kali Linux from the cloud.
- Deliver malware like an expert hacker using specialised cloud services.
- Create a custom cross-platform download page to serve the right malware based on the target's OS.
- URL manipulation to include convincing words such as Facebook.
- Generate convincing download links with safe extensions such as .pdf.
- Launch ransomware attacks.
- Find exact location of anyone using a link.
- Clone / replicate any website on the internet.
- Read, write download, upload and execute files on compromised systems.
- Capture keystrikes on a compromised system.
- Steal sensitive info from hacked computers.
- Access webcam and keyboard of hacked computers
- Steal Windows passwords
- Install a GUI on cloud servers and access their desktop.
- Understand DNS and the different record types.
- Use Amazon's cloud service AWS.
- Link a domain name to cloud servers.
- Enable HTTPS on cloud hacking tools.
- Botnet basics and concepts.
- Use C2 / C&C to Hack Windows, Linux and Apple Mac OS
- PHP basics.
- Javascript basics
- AI Basics
- Linux basics.
- Linux commands.
- How to use the Linux terminal.
Requirements
- Basic IT Skills
- No Linux, programming or hacking knowledge required.
- Computer with a minimum of 4GB ram/memory.
- Operating System: Windows / Apple Mac OS / Linux.
Who this course is for
- Anybody interested in ethical hacking or red teaming or penetration testing
- Hackers who want to learn how to use the cloud for hacking.
- Anybody interested in cloud computing