Beginning Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux: Computational Techniques for Resolving Security Issues (Paperback)

Chapter 01: Security Trends - The Nature and Perspective - The OSI Security Architecture - The Security Attacks, Services and Mechanisms Chapter 02: Virtual Box Chapter 03: Common Linux Commands Chapter 04: Common Networking Terminology Chapter 05: Building a Web Server - Downloading Kali Linux - Relation between Kali and Python - Installing Wing IDE Editor Chapter 06: Kali Linux - What is Kali Linux - Exploring the Kali-Inside - How to Update Chapter 07: Kali and Python - First Penetration using Python - TCP Client in Python and Services - Raw Binary Packets - Port Scanning using NMAP Chapter 08: Information Gathering - Further Penetration Testing - Tools we need - Dmitry/DNSenum/Maltego and Others - Five phases of Penetration Testing Chapter 09: SQL Mapping - Sniffing (in TWO parts) - SQL Injection (in FOUR parts) - Brute Force (in TWO parts) Chapter 10: Vulnerability Analysis - Tools - Spike/Open VAS/Vega and others Chapter 11: Information Assurance Model - What is IAM - How it Works - Why it is Important Chapter 12: Metaspoilt in Kali Linux - Architecture - Mixims and Plug-ins in Ruby - MstCLI/Msf Console (in detail, how it works) - Exploit in Metaspoilt - Important Commands in Metaspoilt - Payload Basics/Different Payloads - Database and its Vulnerability Chapter 13: Hashes and Passwords - Password Testing - Command-line Tools - John the Ripper - Rainbow - Pass the Hash Chapter 14: Classical encryption technique - Nature and Perspective - Model of Conventional Cryptosystem - Introduction to Cryptography, and types of Attacks on Encrypted Messages - Symmetric Cyphers Chapter 15: Exploiting Targets - Tools we use - Exploiting Linux with Metaspoilt - Exploiting Windows with Armitage - Persistent Access