Ultimate Ethical Hacking Boot Camp - Beginner to Pro (Udemy.com)

Learn Ethical Hacking from world-famous Hacker Bryan Seely. Learn real hacker secrets from the real thing.

Created by: Bryan Seely

Produced in 2016

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What you will learn

  • Setup a testing lab for penetration testing
  • Identify and hack into wireless access points
  • Recover lost passwords with password cracking tools
  • Simulate a phishing attack to steal usernames and passwords with a decoy website

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Overall Score : 82 / 100

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Course Description

Welcome to The Ultimate Ethical Hacking Boot Camp.

Learn Ethical Hacking from a world famous Ethical Hacker who has professional endorsements from people like Mark Cuban Billionaire tech entrepreneur, Star of Shark Tank,and the legendary cybersecurity expertJohn McAfee.

Seely "thinks entirely out of the box, and has consistently looked to leverage his skills for the good of society," McAfee said in a statement.

This course is jam packed with content and will take an absolutely beginner in cybersecurity ðical hacking from zeroto being able to actually hack wireless routers, crack passwords, and understand the reasons why those things work. You will be getting live video demonstrations, lectures, and in some video's ill be on camera explaining something.

We talk about the process of hacking, from gathering information in the Recon phase, to more involved looks at our targets in the scanning phase. Enumeration and System hacking bring the basic "hacking process"to a close, but that is not the end of things, far from it.

Many of today's large hacks and data breaches that you see all over the news are the result of very clever & persistent social engineers. Social Engineers figure out that you can't always hack the machines, and sometimes its much easier to hack the unsuspecting person using the machine. Learn valuable skills in conducting Social Engineering Penetration Tests as well as how to protect against social engineering attacks.

You are going to enjoy the demos in the course as they will walk you through the whole process and not just the highlights. You can follow along with every single demo and make them into practice courses for yourself.

in just a few hours, you will already be figuring out new ways to use the software tools and tricks I have shown you and come up with new things to try. It is kind of addicting once you get into it.

Ican't promise a prestigious job right out of the gate, but I can promise you that you will learn way more in this course than you thought was possible, and you will want to learn even more.

Get rid of the mysteryand learn what realhackers know. If you are excited at the idea of being an ethical hacker, then there is no better place to start than right here.

Who this course is for:
Anyone with a basic tech / computer background that wants to learn about ethical hacking and cybersecurityAnyone already in the information security field who wants to get some practical experience and brush up on skills

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Instructor Details

Bryan Seely

Bryan Seely is a world famous cyber security expert, ethical hacker, author and former U.S. Marine. Seely is known for intercepting calls to the United States Secret Service and FBI by hacking Google Maps in early 2014, but rather than spending time in prison he was called a hero and moved on to bigger and better things. A few months later, he found an exploit in LinkedIn and helped the company resolve it.
In August of 2014, Seely and another security expert de-anonymized the highly valued mobile app, Secret. He was on the front page of Wired, CNNMoney, CNET, Forbes and the Washington Post all in the same day. The high-profile hacking of Secret landed Seely a consulting gig with Secret less than a week later, and Mark Cuban personally contacted the duo to provide mobile application security/ethical hacking services for his newest tech investment, Cyberdust.
In a rare interview, Mark Cuban spoke with NYTimes best-selling author and journalist Brian Krebs and provided a glowing endorsement of Seely and his team. I like working with them. They look to help rather than exploit. We have learned from them, and I think their experience will be valuable to other app publishers and networks as well.
Seely then helped reveal a massive number of data breaches at several hundred major institutions which prevented the theft/loss of substantial amounts of money and information; including over 9 million social security numbers, and $23 billion in managed funds at MBIA.
Bryan See

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Reviews

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By Valentin Thevoz on 10/7/2020

It really holds your hand

By Jarred Orfao on 9/16/2020

Great

By Ali Mohamed Jr on 9/14/2020

Very useful knowledge of cyber security and quick and easy to learn. Thanks for your time and effort

By Tom Hanselaar on 9/7/2020

I like the switch between a lecture and then a real-life story. It keeps me motivated to hear the real stories behind stuff and it sort of gives you a vibe, that this all is good to know.

By Richard Harding on 9/4/2020

This course has opened my eyes to how unsafe systems can be.

By Ioannis GIANNOPOULOS on 9/1/2020

It is a great course and i will keep watching it.

By Marco Cavallaro on 7/13/2020

The teacher is very knowledgeable, good course layout. Looking forward to the rest!

By GURUPRASAD C.T on 5/5/2020

INFORMATION ONLY ABOUT PHASES OF HACKING AND NO GOOD HACKING TUTORIALS.

By William Cody Gentry on 4/10/2020

Great content

By Ego Moor on 2/14/2020

I am still looking forward to learning many things from the course.

By Dean Casey on 2/12/2020

the music playing, while talking, to loud to much.

By Pavan Kumar Suvarapu on 2/9/2020

IT COVERED LESS CONTENT