Indian school of ethical hacking

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-> Introduction to Ethical Hacking -> Kali Linux Basics -> Expertizing Anonymization -> Proxies and VPN -> Browsing Deep Web and Dark Web using Tor -> Information Gathering -> Network Scanning -> Port Scanning -> DNS Enumeration -> Password Cracking -> Vulnerability Identification -> Introduction to Metasploit Framework -> Hacking Windows Operating System using Metasploit -> Hacking Linux Operating System using Metasploit -> Privilege Escalation -> Creating backdoors for Windows and Linux -> Sniffing -> Social Engineering -> Denial of Service attack -> Session Hijacking -> Web Server Hacking -> Web page defacement -> Web Application Attacks -> SQL Injection -> WiFi Hacking -> Mobile Hacking -> IoT Hacking techniques -> Cryptography Basics -> Steganography -> Firewall Configuration -> Setting up an Intrusion Detection System -> Honeypots ‘Every website is a potential target’ Two common myths in e-commerce society are that their website possesses no hack value and that if they disconnect their personal network (or system) from the outside world, they are safe. Think twice before you ignore hackers... With technological advances, hacking is no longer restricted to only MNCs or government infrastructure. According to the Cyber Security industry, more than a score of websites are attacked/defaced every day. Hacker School brings you the most cherished Kali Linux provides users with easy access to a comprehensive and large collection of security-related tools. To take advantage o...

In the summer of 2020, Jonas Rey, a private investigator in Geneva, got a call from a client with a hunch. The client, the British law firm Burlingtons, represented an Iranian-born American entrepreneur, Farhad Azima, who believed that someone had hacked his e-mail account. Azima had recently helped expose sanctions-busting by Iran, so Iranian hackers were likely suspects. But the Citizen Lab, a research center at the University of Toronto, had just released a Researchers at Citizen Lab had learned of BellTroX’s activities from someone that the company had tried to trick with “spear phishing”—sending a bogus message to trick a recipient into providing access to personal data. Citizen Lab spent three years investigating BellTroX, including by analyzing Web sites used to shorten and disguise phishing links, combing through social-media accounts of BellTroX’s employees, and contacting victims. Reuters, in coördination with Citizen Lab, published an Rey’s investigation into the Rey, whose firm is called Athena Intelligence, recently met with me at a Geneva coffeehouse. Over espresso, Rey, who has short black hair and a neatly trimmed beard, told me that he is not a programmer himself. But, when Burlingtons hired him to look into whether an Indian company had hacked Azima, he remembered hearing that, about a decade earlier, private intelligence firms across Europe had been approached by an Indian entrepreneur named Rajat Khare, who ran a company called Appin Security. “From wha...

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ISOEH, training wing of ISOAH Data Securities Pvt. Ltd. (www.isoah.com) has several years of experience in IT Security Industry working with Governments, law enforcement agencies and corporate clients. Working over the last many years we have felt the lack of well trained individuals in the IT Security industry. This school is an effort to impart in-depth IT security know-how to fresher engineers as well as senior working professionals. We are ISO 27001:2013 certified and member of NASSCOM, CII & DSCI. At ISOEH, the training is imparted by only Ethical Hackers & Penetration Testers, who are associated with the IT Security industry over the last 21 years; and are qualified CISA, OSCE, OSCP, ISO 27001 Lead Auditors, ECSA, LPT, CHFI, CCNP, CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker); who have audited companies like Bandhan Bank, CESC, Apollo Gleneagles Hospitals, Jadavpur University, ABP Ltd, AMRI Hospitals, Spencer, ElectroSteel Castings, TATA Steel, Titagarh Wagons, Vedanta, Balco & 50+ companies. Golden Opportunity! 𝐀𝐋𝐋-𝐈𝐍-𝐎𝐍𝐄 𝐨𝐧𝐥𝐲 𝐚𝐭 𝐑𝐬. 𝟓𝟎𝟎𝟎/- 😮 Master In-Demand Skills & Boost Your Career! It's time to work with LIVE Projects while getting taught. Endless possibilities to gain HANDS-ON Experience. Never miss out! See the result after a month. 💫💫 𝙀𝙉𝙍𝙊𝙇𝙇 𝙉𝙊𝙒: • Are you a DEVELOPER? Facing challenges when working directly with the underlying technologies and protocols of the web? Here is what you need to know NOW! 👇 You are facing 𝐋𝐨𝐰-𝐥𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐥 𝐰𝐞𝐛 𝐢𝐦𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐢𝐬𝐬𝐮𝐞𝐬. These issues often ...

-> Introduction to Ethical Hacking -> Kali Linux Basics -> Expertizing Anonymization -> Proxies and VPN -> Browsing Deep Web and Dark Web using Tor -> Information Gathering -> Network Scanning -> Port Scanning -> DNS Enumeration -> Password Cracking -> Vulnerability Identification -> Introduction to Metasploit Framework -> Hacking Windows Operating System using Metasploit -> Hacking Linux Operating System using Metasploit -> Privilege Escalation -> Creating backdoors for Windows and Linux -> Sniffing -> Social Engineering -> Denial of Service attack -> Session Hijacking -> Web Server Hacking -> Web page defacement -> Web Application Attacks -> SQL Injection -> WiFi Hacking -> Mobile Hacking -> IoT Hacking techniques -> Cryptography Basics -> Steganography -> Firewall Configuration -> Setting up an Intrusion Detection System -> Honeypots ‘Every website is a potential target’ Two common myths in e-commerce society are that their website possesses no hack value and that if they disconnect their personal network (or system) from the outside world, they are safe. Think twice before you ignore hackers... With technological advances, hacking is no longer restricted to only MNCs or government infrastructure. According to the Cyber Security industry, more than a score of websites are attacked/defaced every day. Hacker School brings you the most cherished Kali Linux provides users with easy access to a comprehensive and large collection of security-related tools. To take advantage o...

In the summer of 2020, Jonas Rey, a private investigator in Geneva, got a call from a client with a hunch. The client, the British law firm Burlingtons, represented an Iranian-born American entrepreneur, Farhad Azima, who believed that someone had hacked his e-mail account. Azima had recently helped expose sanctions-busting by Iran, so Iranian hackers were likely suspects. But the Citizen Lab, a research center at the University of Toronto, had just released a Researchers at Citizen Lab had learned of BellTroX’s activities from someone that the company had tried to trick with “spear phishing”—sending a bogus message to trick a recipient into providing access to personal data. Citizen Lab spent three years investigating BellTroX, including by analyzing Web sites used to shorten and disguise phishing links, combing through social-media accounts of BellTroX’s employees, and contacting victims. Reuters, in coördination with Citizen Lab, published an Rey’s investigation into the Rey, whose firm is called Athena Intelligence, recently met with me at a Geneva coffeehouse. Over espresso, Rey, who has short black hair and a neatly trimmed beard, told me that he is not a programmer himself. But, when Burlingtons hired him to look into whether an Indian company had hacked Azima, he remembered hearing that, about a decade earlier, private intelligence firms across Europe had been approached by an Indian entrepreneur named Rajat Khare, who ran a company called Appin Security. “From wha...

-> Introduction to Ethical Hacking -> Kali Linux Basics -> Expertizing Anonymization -> Proxies and VPN -> Browsing Deep Web and Dark Web using Tor -> Information Gathering -> Network Scanning -> Port Scanning -> DNS Enumeration -> Password Cracking -> Vulnerability Identification -> Introduction to Metasploit Framework -> Hacking Windows Operating System using Metasploit -> Hacking Linux Operating System using Metasploit -> Privilege Escalation -> Creating backdoors for Windows and Linux -> Sniffing -> Social Engineering -> Denial of Service attack -> Session Hijacking -> Web Server Hacking -> Web page defacement -> Web Application Attacks -> SQL Injection -> WiFi Hacking -> Mobile Hacking -> IoT Hacking techniques -> Cryptography Basics -> Steganography -> Firewall Configuration -> Setting up an Intrusion Detection System -> Honeypots ‘Every website is a potential target’ Two common myths in e-commerce society are that their website possesses no hack value and that if they disconnect their personal network (or system) from the outside world, they are safe. Think twice before you ignore hackers... With technological advances, hacking is no longer restricted to only MNCs or government infrastructure. According to the Cyber Security industry, more than a score of websites are attacked/defaced every day. Hacker School brings you the most cherished Kali Linux provides users with easy access to a comprehensive and large collection of security-related tools. To take advantage o...

• Home • Security Products • S.A.V.E • Marg Darshak - Phishing Detection Tool • Courses • B.Sc in Cyber Security Training in India • Cyber Security Courses • C|EH v12 - EC Council • C|EHP - Certified Ethical Hacking Professional • Red Teaming Certification | OSCP Training • CISSP Training • Bug Bounty Training • CTF | Capture The Flag • DevOps Certification • SOC analyst training • CPENT - EC Council Certified • IoT Penetration Testing • Network Penetration Testing • Web Application Penetration Testing - C|WAPT • Android Penetration Testing - C | APT • CHFI Training in India • Computer Forensic Training - CHFI • Reverse Engineering and Malware Analysis Course • C|CSE - EC Council Certified Cloud Security Engineer • Cyber Psychology Training in India • Diploma Courses • Diploma in Cyber Security • Diploma in Machine Learning • Diploma | Advanced Cyber Security • Diploma in Network Security • Diploma in Web Security • Diploma in Advanced Cloud & Network Security • Diploma in Cloud Infrastructure Management • Networking Courses • Online CCNA Training • CCNA - Cisco Certified Network Associate Training • CCNP Certification • Comptia Network+ • Programming Courses • Python Programming Course - C|PP • Python Programming Course (Advanced) - C|APP • Certified Django Developer - C | DD • JAVA Training (Basic + Advanced) - C | JD • Android Development Training - C | AD • Cloud Computing Courses • Amazon Web Services Training - C | AWSD • Amazon Web Services Training (Advance) - C | ...

In the summer of 2020, Jonas Rey, a private investigator in Geneva, got a call from a client with a hunch. The client, the British law firm Burlingtons, represented an Iranian-born American entrepreneur, Farhad Azima, who believed that someone had hacked his e-mail account. Azima had recently helped expose sanctions-busting by Iran, so Iranian hackers were likely suspects. But the Citizen Lab, a research center at the University of Toronto, had just released a Researchers at Citizen Lab had learned of BellTroX’s activities from someone that the company had tried to trick with “spear phishing”—sending a bogus message to trick a recipient into providing access to personal data. Citizen Lab spent three years investigating BellTroX, including by analyzing Web sites used to shorten and disguise phishing links, combing through social-media accounts of BellTroX’s employees, and contacting victims. Reuters, in coördination with Citizen Lab, published an Rey’s investigation into the Rey, whose firm is called Athena Intelligence, recently met with me at a Geneva coffeehouse. Over espresso, Rey, who has short black hair and a neatly trimmed beard, told me that he is not a programmer himself. But, when Burlingtons hired him to look into whether an Indian company had hacked Azima, he remembered hearing that, about a decade earlier, private intelligence firms across Europe had been approached by an Indian entrepreneur named Rajat Khare, who ran a company called Appin Security. “From wha...