This is a collection of tutorials and labs made for ethical hacking students, cybersecurity students, network and sys-admins. These tutorials accompany the materials of CEH v10 content.

⌨️ The tutorials is very practical/hands-on and do not teach how network and system works or how to setup a virtual environment. But you don't need to be an expert to start learning ethical hacking. Google is always your best friend.

💻 Remember to practice in your own virtual environment.

Prerequisites:

• Virtual environment (Virtual Box, VMWare, Hyper-V etc).
• Basic understanding of Linux and Windows.
• Basic understanding of Networking.

1. Footprinting and Reconnaissance
   • Introduction
   • Windows command line
   • Maltego basics
   • Recon-ng
   • OSRFramework
   • Metasploit
   • theHarvester
   • Another tools for Recon
2. Scanning Networks
   • Introduction
   • hping3
   • Detect OS's by TTL using Wireshark
   • Mega Ping
   • Nmap Basics
   • Avoid Detection with Nmap
   • More Windows GUI Tools
3. Enumeration
   • Introduction
   • Enumeration with Nmap
   • SNMP Enumeration
   • Enum4Linux
   • More Windows GUI Tools
4. Vulnerability Analysis
   • Overview and Tools
5. System Hacking
   • Introduction
   • LLMNR / NBT-NS Spoofing
   • Dumping and Cracking SAM hashes
   • Rainbow Tables
   • Establishing a VNC Session
   • Escalating Privileges
   • Hacking Windows with MS Word file
   • Hacking Windows with Msf/Meterpreter - Post Exploitation
   • Hiding Data - NTFS streams
   • Hiding Data - Steganography
   • Using Covert_TCP
   • Auditpol basics
   • More Windows GUI Tools
6. Malwares
   • Introduction
   • njRAT
   • HTTP RAT Trojan
   • Obfuscating a Trojan using SwayzCryptor
   • Malware Analysis Lab
   • Windows Tools
7. Sniffing
   • Introduction
   • MITM using BetterCAP
   • MAC Address Spoofing
   • Windows Tools
8. Social Engineering
   • Introduction
   • Using SET
   • Tools
9. Denial-of-Service
   • Introduction
   • SYN Flooding
   • DDoS using HOIC
   • Detecting DoS Traffic
10. Session Hijacking
11. Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
12. Hacking Web Servers
13. Hacking Web Applications
14. SQL Injection
15. Hacking Wireless Networks
16. Hacking Mobile Platforms
17. Cloud Computing
18. Cryptography