Pentester training

Let's get into the heart of the Cybersecurity universe with the main concepts of networking, authentication, encryption. We will then study the basics of Python for Cybersecurity and review the terminal command lines of your computer and you will understand what goes on behind the scenes. You will be able to make different servers on the same network interact thanks to the file sharing protocol to better solidify your network infrastructure and protect it.

Let's get into the details of what reconnaissance is, this first phase before any attack or pentest. You will practice active and passive reconnaissance techniques to gather information about your target via tools like nmap, shodan and the OSINT framework. We will go as far as discovering the first vulnerabilities.

Now that you have researched and discovered the main vulnerabilities in a network, it is time to learn how to exploit them. In the new phase of vulnerability exploration, you will use the most famous Cybersecurity frameworks - Metasploit, Beef. In this module, you will understand the underbelly of a machine and you will discover what a Buffer Overflow is, and you will finish with crackme challenges, testing your ability to crack software.

Once the flaws & vulnerabilities are exploited, you need to think about the "after". Your goal will be to make it impossible for potential hackers to elevate their access privileges to other, much broader information. This is called Post-Exploitation. You will also see how to install backdoors on an infrastructure and how to detect them if you did not place them.

Now put on the hat of a member of a Red Team, a group of ethical hackers responsible for detecting, preventing and eliminating vulnerabilities. You will first learn how to use forensic methodologies to investigate and retrieve information.