Hacking

Hacking 101

This course is suitable for beginners as well as advanced learners. All you need is basic IT knowledge which includes using a computer and a reliable internet connection. If you always wanted to be a hacker and work in multinational cybersecurity organizations then this course is a dream come true for you.

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About This Course

Welcome to Hacking 101 course. This course is intended to equip you with basic hacking techniques and gradually building introductory hacking methods to more advanced skills. This course is extremely realistic and hands-on. You'll learn to install virtual machines on Linux based operating systems. Find ways to hack them through various hacking techniques. You'll learn how to crack Wifi, prevent DoS attacks, SQL injections, securing systems from black hat hackers and much more.

Muhammad Faisal

Founder & CEO

Muhammad Faisal, Founder, and CEO of AL Nafi has worked in UK, USA & Canada in the Federal and Private space within Cyber Security, Offensive Security.
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What you will learn

Read about ethical hacking, its areas & the numerous hacker styles.
Comprehend how websites operate, how web server bugs to hack websites can be found & manipulated.
Setup & use Kali Linux - an operating system for penetration testing.
Study Network Hacking/Testing Penetration.
Comprehend how websites operate, how bugs in a web server can be found & manipulated.

What skills you will gain

Basics of the network & how computers communicate within a network.
Secure Wifi and wired networks from hacking attacks.
AUsing hacking tools for pentesting, such as Metasploit, Aircrack-ng, SQLmap, Burp Suite, etc.
Uncover bugs & manipulate them to break into servers.
Using client-side & social engineering to breach safe applications.
Use SQL injections to circumvent login forms and login as an admin.
Encrypt traffic to stop attacks by MITM.
Hack other systems by using an infected computer as a pivot.
Exploit bugs in file upload to gain leverage of the goal website.

Earning Potentials

A mid-career Linux System Administrator with 5-9 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $79,487. An experienced Linux System Administrator with 10-19 years of experience earns an average total compensation of $84,328. (Payscale)

Course Delivery Mode

The training will be delivered online via our alnafi.com portal, which is designed to cater 50 Million Nafi members. The portal has all the key features like:

Watching and tracking videos
Progress monitoring,
Attempting quizzes,
Submitting assignments,
Asking questions from the teachers and mentors

Course Curriculum

Stage 1 (Duration 2 Months)
Hacking 101 Intro
ISO 27035 a quick review to understand Incident Response Management
Nafi Linux and Parrot OS our distros for Pentesting and forensics
ISO 27035 Revisit
NIST Incident Hanlding Document Revist Deep dive. (MUST Read this document atleast 8 times.
Deep Dive Hacking Mindset with labs
Challenge Lab for SysInternal
IR Table Top Excercise
Lab: Going down the Linux Rabbit hole
Lab RITA next steps in threat hunting.
OSINT Lab deep dive

Stage 2 (Duration 2 Months)
Major Challenge Lab Creating a Shodan like tool
have i been pwned?
#Spyse Tool
Google Exploit Database
Maltego and Dark Trace the future
Tools on parrot OS and installing creepy and running it as a test run
MITRE ATT&CK, Chain of Custody and Security ops
The role of CSIRT, ENISA, and First in overall IM process globally
The Role of Senior Mgmt, CPR and wordWebBugs
Affected parties, write blockers, short & long term IM goals

Stage 3 (Duration 2 Months)
Lessones learned in Incident Response Management
Review on how to install MS SCCM in your lab
Kansa Challenge Lab and Applied Incident Response Management
Hacking 101 Quiz 1
Hacking mind set deep dive into networks
Maltego Challenge Lab
Hacking 101 mindset the next phase
Hacking 101 mindset the wireless hacking area