Part 10
Kali Linux: Ethical Hacking Tools
Ethics and the law first, then a safe home lab, Kali basics, and every major Kali tool by category – each one used only against your own practice lab, and each attack paired with its defence.
Chapters in this part
18. Ethics, the Law and a Safe Kali Lab
19. Information Gathering and Scanning
- 19.1 Passive vs Active Recon
- 19.2 whois and dig
- 19.3 theHarvester and Recon-ng (Overview)
- 19.4 Maltego Introduction
- 19.5 Netdiscover: Finding Lab Hosts
- 19.6 Nmap Basics: Host Discovery, Port States and Scan Types
- 19.7 Service Versions, OS Detection and NSE Scripts
- 19.8 Timing, Output Formats and Scan Hygiene
- 19.9 Masscan: Very Fast Port Scanning
- 19.10 How Defenders Detect Scanning
- 19.11 Red vs Blue, Project and Real Incidents
20. Vulnerability Scanning and Assessment
- 20.1 Vulnerability, CVE, CWE and CVSS
- 20.2 Manual Lookup: searchsploit and Exploit-DB
- 20.3 Nmap Vulnerability Scripts
- 20.4 OpenVAS / Greenbone: Full Vulnerability Scanning
- 20.5 Nikto: Web Server Scanning
- 20.6 Reading Results: False Positives and Prioritising
- 20.7 Writing a Vulnerability Report
- 20.8 Red vs Blue, Project and Real Incidents
21. Web Application Testing Tools
- 21.1 How Web Testing Works: The Intercepting Proxy
- 21.2 Burp Suite: Proxy and Intercept
- 21.3 Burp Intruder: Automating Requests
- 21.4 OWASP ZAP: A Free Full Scanner
- 21.5 Gobuster and Dirb: Finding Hidden Content
- 21.6 sqlmap: Testing for SQL Injection
- 21.7 WPScan: Scanning WordPress
- 21.8 Red vs Blue, Project and Real Incidents
22. Password Attacks
23. Exploitation with Metasploit
- 23.1 What Metasploit Is
- 23.2 Starting msfconsole
- 23.3 Search, Select and Configure a Module
- 23.4 Running an Exploit and Getting a Session
- 23.5 Meterpreter and Post-Exploitation
- 23.6 msfvenom: Generating Payloads (Concept)
- 23.7 Red vs Blue, Project and Real Incidents
- 23.8 Persistence: How Attackers Keep Access
24. Traffic Sniffing and Analysis
25. Wireless Security
26. Privilege Escalation
27. Social Engineering Awareness
28. Introduction to Digital Forensics