Learn Website Hacking / Penetration Testing From Scratch – Zaid Sabih

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Learn Website Hacking / Penetration Testing From Scratch

Learn how to hack websites and web applications like black hat hackers, and learn how to secure them from these hackers.

Welcome to my comprehensive course on Website & Web applications Hacking! In this course, you will start as a beginner with no previous knowledge about penetration testing or hacking.

This course is focused on the practical side of penetration testing without neglecting the theory behind each attack. Before jumping into penetration testing, you will first learn how to set up a lab and install needed software to practice penetration testing on your own machine.

Then you will learn what is a website, how does it work, what does it rely on, what do mean by a web server, a database, and how all of these components work together to give us functioning websites,

Once you understand how websites work we will start talking about how can we exploit these components and this method of communication to carry out a number of powerful attacks. This course will take you from a beginner to a more advanced level — by the time you finish, you will be able to launch attacks and test the security of websites and web applications exactly the same way that black hat hackers would do, not only that but you’ll be able to fix these vulnerabilities and secure websites from them. All the attacks explained in this course are launched against real devices in my lab.

The course is divided into the three main sections:

1. Information Gathering – This section will teach you how to gather information about your target website, you will learn how to discover the DNS server used, the services, subdomains, un-published directories, sensitive files, user emails, websites on the same server and even the web hosting provider. This information is crucial as it increases the chances of being able to successfully gain access to the target website.

2. Discovering, Exploiting & Fixing – In this section you will learn how to discover, exploit and fix a large number of vulnerabilities, this section is divided into a number of sub-sections, each covering a specific vulnerability, firstly you will learn what is that vulnerability and what does it allow us to do, then you will learn how to exploit this vulnerability, and finally we will have a look on the code causing this vulnerability and show you how to fix it and secure the website from it, the following vulnerabilities are covered in the course:

• File upload : This vulnerability allow attackers to upload executable files on the target web server, exploiting these vulnerabilities properly gives you full control over the target website .
• Code Execution – This vulnerability allow users to run system code on the target web server, this can be used to execute malicious code and get a reverse shell access which gives the attacker full control over the target web server.
• Local File inclusion – This vulnerability can be used to read any file on the target derver, this can exploited to read sensitive files, we will not stop at that though, you will learn two methods to escalate this vulnerability and get a reverse shell connection which gives you full control over the target web server.
• Remote File inclusion – This vulnerability can be load remote files on the target web server, exploiting this vulnerability properly gives you full control over the target web server.
• SQL Injection- This is one of the biggest sections on the course, this is because this is one of the most dangerous vulnerabilities ever, it is found everywhere, not only that but it can be exploited to do all of the things the above vulnerabilities allow us to and more, so it allows you to login as admin without knowing the password, access the database and get all data stored there such as usernames, passwords, credit cards ….etc, read files stored in the server, write files to the server and even get a reverse shell access which gives you full control over the web server!
• XSS – This vulnerability can be used to run javascript code on users who access the vulnerable pages, we won’t stop at that, you will learn how to steal credentials from users (such as facebook or youtube passwords) and even gain full access to their computer. You will learn all three types (reflected, stored and DOM-based).
• Insecure Session Management – In this section you will learn how to exploit insecure session management in web applications and login to other user accounts without knowing their password, you’ll also learn how to discover and exploit CSRF (Cross Site Reguest Forgery.
• Brute Force & Dictionary Attacks – In this section you will learn what are these attacks, what is the difference between them and how to launch them, in successful cases you will be able to guess the password for your target login.

3. Post Exploitation – In this section you will learn what can you do with the access you gained from exploiting the above vulnerabilities, you will learn how to convert reverse shell access to a Weevely access and vice versa, you will also learn how to run system commands on the target server, navigate between directories, access other websites on the same server, upload/download files, access the database and even download the whole database to your local machine, you will learn how to bypass security and do all of that even if you did not have permissions to do that!

All the attacks in this course are practical attacks that work against any real websites, in each vulnerability you will learn the basic exploitation, then you will learn advanced methods that will give you more privileges or allow you to bypass security measurements — You will learn how and why these vulnerabilities are exploitable, how to fix them and what are the right practices to avoidcasing them.

Course Curriculum

First Section

• Course Introduction (2:13)

Preparation – Creating a Penetration Testing Lab

• Lab Overview & Needed Software (3:25)
• Installing Kali 2017 As a Virtual Machine Using a Ready Image (8:32)
• Installing Metasploitable As a Virtual Machine (4:10)
• Installing Windows As a Virtual Machine (3:21)

Preparation – Linux Basics

• Basic Overview Of Kali Linux (4:37)
• The Linux Terminal & Basic Linux Commands (9:06)
• Configuring Metasploitable & Lab Network Settings (5:37)

Website Basics

• What is a Website? (4:13)
• How To Hack a Website ? (5:31)

Information Gathering

• Gathering Information Using Whois Lookup (4:41)
• Discovering Technologies Used On The Website (6:03)
• Gathering Comprehensive DNS Information (5:57)
• Discovering Websites On The Same Server (3:43)
• Discovering Subdomains (5:05)
• Discovering Sensitive Files (7:25)
• Analysing Discovered Files (4:17)
• Maltego – Discovering Servers, Domains & Files (7:42)
• Maltego – Discovering Websites, Hosting Provider & Emails (4:49)

File Upload Vulnerabilities

• What are they? And How To Discover & Exploit Basic File Upload Vulnerabilites (6:43)
• HTTP Requests – GET & POST (4:13)
• Intercepting HTTP Requests (6:44)
• Exploiting Advanced File Upload Vulnerabilities (4:37)
• Exploiting More Advanced File Upload Vulnerabilities (4:22)
• [Security] Fixing File Upload Vulnerabilities (6:21)

Code Execution Vulnerabilities

• What are they? & How To Discover & Exploit Basic Code Execution Vulnerabilities (7:25)
• Exploiting Advanced Code Execution Vulnerabilities (6:06)
• [Security] – Fixing Code Execution Vulnerabilities (5:47)

Local File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (LFI)

• What are they? And How To Discover & Exploit Them (5:49)
• Gaining Shell Access From LFI Vulnerabilities – Method 1 (7:10)t
• Gaining Shell Access From LFI Vulnerabilities – Method 2 (10:37)

Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (RFI)

• Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities – Configuring PHP Settings (3:45)
• Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities – Discovery & Exploitation (5:44)
• Exploiting Advanced Remote File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (2:49)
• [Security] Fixing File Inclusion Vulnerabilities (5:54)

SQL Injection Vulnerabilities

• What is SQL (5:48)
• Dangers of SQL Injections (2:53)

SQL Injection Vulnerabilities – SQLi In Login Pages

• Discovering SQL Injections In POST (7:56)
• Bypassing Logins Using SQL Injection Vulnerability (4:48)
• Bypassing More Secure Logins Using SQL Injections (6:24)
• [Security] Preventing SQL Injections In Login Pages (7:43)

SQL injection Vulnerabilities – Extracting Data From The Database

• Discovering SQL Injections in GET (6:44)
• Reading Database Information (5:26)
• Finding Database Tables (3:33)
• Extracting Sensitive Data Such As Passwords (4:29)

SQL injection Vulnerabilities – Advanced Exploitation

• Discovering & Exploiting Blind SQL Injections (5:53)
• Discovering a More Complicated SQL Injection (7:21)
• Extracting Data (passwords) By Exploiting a More Difficult SQL Injection (4:47)
• Bypassing Security & Accessing All Records (7:19)
• Bypassing Filters (4:48)
• [Security] Quick Fix To Prevent SQL Injections
• Reading & Writing Files On The Server Using SQL Injection Vulnerability (5:57)
• Getting A Reverse Shell Access & Gaining Full Control Over The Target Web Server (8:26)
• Discovering SQL Injections & Extracting Data Using SQLmap (6:47)
• Getting a Direct SQL Shell using SQLmap (2:57)
• [Security] – The Right Way To Prevent SQL Injection (4:58)

XSS Vulnerabilities

• Introduction – What is XSS or Cross Site Scripting? (3:09)
• Discovering Basic Reflected XSS (3:46)
• Discovering Advanced Reflected XSS (4:34)
• Discovering An Even More Advanced Reflected XSS (7:04)
• Discovering Stored XSS (2:56)
• Discovering Advanced Stored XSS (3:36)
• Discovering Dom Based XSS (6:33)

XSS Vulnerabilities – Exploitation

• Hooking Victims To BeEF Using Reflected XSS (5:41)
• Hooking Victims To BeEF Using Stored XSS (4:09)
• BeEF – Interacting With Hooked Victims (3:56)
• BeEF – Running Basic Commands On Victims (4:24)
• BeEF – Stealing Credentials/Passwords Using A Fake Login Prompt (2:17)
• Installing Veil 3 (7:49)
• Bonus – Veil Overview & Payloads Basics (7:20)
• Bonus – Generating An Undetectable Backdoor Using Veil 3 (9:44)
• Bonus – Listening For Incoming Connections (7:18)
• Bonus – Using A Basic Deliver Method To Test The Backdoor & Hack Windows 10 (7:12)
• BeEF – Gaining Full Control Over Windows Target (3:39)
• [Security] Fixing XSS Vulnerabilities (7:17)

Insecure Session Management

• Logging In As Admin Without a Password By Manipulating Cookies (6:05)
• Discovering Cross Site Request Forgery Vulnerabilities (CSRF) (6:46)
• Exploiting CSRF Vulnerabilities To Change Admin Password Using a HTML File (7:00)
• Exploiting CSRF Vulnerabilities To Change Admin Password Using Link (5:40)
• [Security] The Right Way To Prevent CSRF Vulnerabilities (8:45)

Brute Force & Dictionary Attacks

• What Are Brute Force & Dictionary Attacks? (3:44)
• Creating a Wordlist (6:35)
• Launching a Wordlist Attack & Guessing Login Password Using Hydra (13:32)

Discovering Vulnerabilities Automatically Using Owasp ZAP

• Scanning Target Website For Vulnerabilities (4:19)
• Analysing Scan Results (4:11)

Post Exploitation

• Post Exploitation Introduction (3:58)
• Interacting With The Reverse Shell Access Obtained In Previous Lectures (6:59)
• Escalating Reverse Shell Access To Weevely Shell (7:52)
• Weevely Basics – Accessing Other Websites, Running Shell Commands …etc (6:31)
• Bypassing Limited Privileges & Executing Shell Commands (4:53)
• Downloading Files From Target Webserver (4:39)
• Uploading Files To Target Webserver (7:52)
• Getting a Reverse Connection From Weevely (7:46)
• Accessing The Database (8:53)