Description
Kali Linux Security Tools
Kali Linux Security Tools is your comprehensive gateway to mastering ethical hacking fundamentals using powerful tools like Nmap and Metasploit. If you’re eager to uncover security flaws and understand how attackers think, this course is tailored for you.
Course Description
Dive into the world of cybersecurity with this hands-on, beginner-friendly course that introduces you to the core components of Kali Linux. From scanning and enumeration to exploitation and vulnerability assessment, you’ll build a solid foundation in penetration testing using Nmap, Metasploit, and other essential tools.
Whether you’re an IT professional looking to level up your security skills or a student aspiring to become an ethical hacker, this course offers practical knowledge backed by real-world applications. Throughout the course, you’ll perform live attacks (in a safe environment) and learn how to detect and mitigate threats before they cause harm.
What You’ll Learn
- Installing and configuring Kali Linux in a virtual environment
- Using Nmap for network discovery and vulnerability scanning
- Exploiting known vulnerabilities using Metasploit Framework
- Understanding the ethical hacking methodology
- Writing and modifying basic scripts for automation
- Defensive techniques to protect against common cyberattacks
Requirements
- Basic understanding of networking concepts (IP, ports, protocols)
- No prior hacking experience required
- A computer with at least 4GB RAM and virtualization support
- VirtualBox or VMware installed
About the Publication
This course is curated by seasoned cybersecurity professionals with years of experience in penetration testing and ethical hacking. Our content is updated regularly to reflect the latest developments in the industry, ensuring you receive relevant and actionable training.
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