Bug Bounty A-Z: Ethical Hacking + Cyber Security Course

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Bug Bounty A-Z - Ethical Hacking + Cyber Security Course [TutsNode.com] - Bug Bounty A-Z - Ethical Hacking + Cyber Security Course 10 SQL Injection
  • 003 Vulnerability - Manual SQL Injection.mp4 (181.3 MB)
  • 003 Vulnerability - Manual SQL Injection.en.srt (22.3 KB)
  • 002 Types of SQL Injection.en.srt (6.7 KB)
  • 001 What is SQL Injection_.en.srt (5.0 KB)
  • 001 What is SQL Injection_.mp4 (37.0 MB)
  • 002 Types of SQL Injection.mp4 (31.6 MB)
05 Scanning the Target for valuable Information
  • 003 Using Zenmap for Network Scanning.en.srt (19.3 KB)
  • 004 Using Nmap for Network Scanning.en.srt (17.2 KB)
  • 006 Using Superscan for Enumeration of local resources.en.srt (7.1 KB)
  • 005 Using TOR Browser.en.srt (6.5 KB)
  • 008 Enumeration using Hyena.en.srt (6.3 KB)
  • 007 Using Nmap for Enumeration.en.srt (6.2 KB)
  • 002 Network Scanning Concepts.en.srt (6.0 KB)
  • 003 Using Zenmap for Network Scanning.mp4 (164.9 MB)
  • 001 Basic Overview of Network Scanning.en.srt (3.6 KB)
  • 004 Using Nmap for Network Scanning.mp4 (101.1 MB)
  • 006 Using Superscan for Enumeration of local resources.mp4 (62.1 MB)
  • 008 Enumeration using Hyena.mp4 (56.6 MB)
  • 005 Using TOR Browser.mp4 (43.4 MB)
  • 002 Network Scanning Concepts.mp4 (33.2 MB)
  • 007 Using Nmap for Enumeration.mp4 (25.2 MB)
  • 001 Basic Overview of Network Scanning.mp4 (15.1 MB)
13 Password Cracking
  • 002 Password Cracking using BurpSuite.en.srt (16.8 KB)
  • 001 What is a Brute Force Attack_.en.srt (6.4 KB)
  • 002 Password Cracking using BurpSuite.mp4 (94.9 MB)
  • 001 What is a Brute Force Attack_.mp4 (28.4 MB)
12 CSRF
  • 002 CSRF Attack Practical.en.srt (13.8 KB)
  • 001 What is Cross Site Request Forgery_.en.srt (6.9 KB)
  • 002 CSRF Attack Practical.mp4 (78.2 MB)
  • 001 What is Cross Site Request Forgery_.mp4 (35.7 MB)
03 Setting up Penetration Testing Lab
  • 005 How to install DVWA in Kali Linux.en.srt (13.0 KB)
  • 007 Kali Linux - Execute Basic Commands.en.srt (12.5 KB)
  • 008 Kali Linux - Execute Advance Commands.en.srt (12.2 KB)
  • 006 How to Install Metasploitable on Virtual Box.en.srt (10.2 KB)
  • 003 How to install Kali Linux on Virtual Machine.en.srt (5.8 KB)
  • 004 How to install OWASP BWA on Virtual Box.en.srt (5.4 KB)
  • 001 What is a Virtual Machine and Why do we need it.en.srt (5.2 KB)
  • 002 How to install Virtual Box on your machine.en.srt (3.5 KB)
  • 005 How to install DVWA in Kali Linux.mp4 (121.5 MB)
  • 006 How to Install Metasploitable on Virtual Box.mp4 (81.1 MB)
  • 008 Kali Linux - Execute Advance Commands.mp4 (74.3 MB)
  • 007 Kali Linux - Execute Basic Commands.mp4 (61.6 MB)
  • 004 How to install OWASP BWA on Virtual Box.mp4 (41.6 MB)
  • 002 How to install Virtual Box on your machine.mp4 (36.9 MB)
  • 003 How to install Kali Linux on Virtual Machine.mp4 (36.7 MB)
  • 001 What is a Virtual Machine and Why do we need it.mp4 (14.1 MB)
11 Cross Site Scripting
  • 003 Vulnerability - Intermediate Exploitation of Cross Site Scripting.en.srt (12.7 KB)
  • 005 Different types of XSS Attack.en.srt (10.8 KB)
  • 002 Vulnerability - Basic Exploitation of Cross Site Scripting.en.srt (10.2 KB)
  • 004 Vulnerability - Advance Exploitation of Cross Site Scripting.en.srt (9.2 KB)
  • 001 What is Cross Site Scripting Attack_.en.srt (8.9 KB)
  • 003 Vulnerability - Intermediate Exploitation of Cross Site Scripting.mp4 (85.7 MB)
  • 002 Vulnerability - Basic Exploitation of Cross Site Scripting.mp4 (66.9 MB)
  • 004 Vulnerability - Advance Exploitation of Cross Site Scripting.mp4 (61.9 MB)
  • 005 Different types of XSS Attack.mp4 (42.4 MB)
  • 001 What is Cross Site Scripting Attack_.mp4 (37.8 MB)
01 Fundamentals of Cyber Security
  • 007 10 Steps of Vulnerability Assessments.en.srt (12.7 KB)
  • 004 Key Terms in Cybersecurity.en.srt (11.1 KB)
  • 003 History of Cybersecurity.en.srt (10.9 KB)
  • 005 What are Vulnerability Assessments.en.srt (10.7 KB)
  • 009 Organizations in Information Security.en.srt (9.5 KB)
  • 008 Need for Cybersecurity.en.srt (9.3 KB)
  • 002 Types of Security.en.srt (7.0 KB)
  • 006 Importance of Vulnerability Assessments.en.srt (5.1 KB)
  • 001 What is Cybersecurity_.en.srt (4.8 KB)
  • 009 Organizations in Information Security.mp4 (41.3 MB)
  • 005 What are Vulnerability Assessments.mp4 (37.3 MB)
  • 007 10 Steps of Vulnerability Assessments.mp4 (36.6 MB)
  • 004 Key Terms in Cybersecurity.mp4 (31.1 MB)
  • 008 Need for Cybersecurity.mp4 (27.4 MB)
  • 003 History of Cybersecurity.mp4 (27.0 MB)
  • 002 Types of Security.mp4 (22.4 MB)
  • 001 What is Cybersecurity_.mp4 (20.9 MB)
  • 006 Importance of Vulnerability Assessments.mp4 (16.4 MB)
17 Social Engineering - The Art of Human Exploitation
  • 004 Practical - Using BEEF Project to get user credentials (Continued).en.srt (12.2 KB)
  • 003 Practical - Using BEEF Project to get user credentials.en.srt (9.9 KB)
  • 002 How is Social Engineering Performed_.en.srt (7.1 KB)
  • 001 Art of human exploitation_.en.srt (6.2 KB)
  • 003 Practical - Using BEEF Project to get user credentials.mp4 (90.0 MB)
  • 004 Practical - Using BEEF Project to get user credentials (Continued).mp4 (89.2 MB)
  • 002 How is Social Engineering Performed_.mp4 (41.1 MB)
  • 001 Art of human exploitation_.mp4 (22.6 MB)
09 File Upload Vulnerability
  • 001 Configuring Burp Suite.en.srt (12.1 KB)
  • 003 Vulnerability - Advanced File Upload Vulnerability.en.srt (10.2 KB)
  • 002 Vulnerability - Basic File Upload Vulnerability.en.srt (9.0 KB)
  • 001 Configuring Burp Suite.mp4 (81.4 MB)
  • 002 Vulnerability - Basic File Upload Vulnerability.mp4 (66.0 MB)
  • 003 Vulnerability - Advanced File Upload Vulnerability.mp4 (64.8 MB)
06 Vulnerability Assessment
  • 001 What is Vulnerability Assessment_.en.srt (11.6 KB)
  • 005 Nessus - Analyse Results.en.srt (9.6 KB)
  • 004 Nessus - Create and Configure a Polic

Description


Description

Bug bounty hunting is the recently arising and moving job in network safety that permits freehand security experts to evaluate the application and stage security of an association in vision to distinguish bugs or weaknesses. With a free hand to morally hack and pen testing applications created by the in-house labor force of the associations, bug bounty trackers are for the most part generously compensated to find and report security bugs

Many major organizations use bug bounties as a part of their security program, including AOL, Android, Apple, Digital Ocean, and Goldman Sachs. You can view a list of all the programs offered by major bug bounty providers, Bugcrowd and HackerOne, at these links

Why do companies use bug bounty programs?

Bug bounty programs enable organizations to bridle a huge gathering of programmers to discover bugs in their code.
This gives them admittance to a bigger number of programmers or analyzers than they would have the option to access on a one-on-one premise. It can likewise build the odds that bugs are found and answered to them before pernicious programmers can abuse them.
It can likewise be a decent advertising decision for a firm. As bug bounties have gotten more normal, having a bug abundance program can move toward the general population and even controllers that an association has a full-grown security program.

What will you learn in this course?

Fundamentals of Cybersecurity
Overview of Ethical Hacking Terminologies
What is Kali Linux and why do we use it?
Setting up your own Penetration Testing Labs
Understanding of OWASP Broken Web Application and MetaSploitable
Phases of Penetration Testing
Information Gathering
Scanning Target Network for Valuable Information
Vulnerability Assessment
Exploiting SQL Injection Vulnerabilities
Different ways to perform CSRF attacks and bypass CSRF protection
Types of an Authentication bypass
Different ways to perform XSS Exploitation using multiple types of payloads

Since the convolution of safety dangers has duplicated, the necessity for bug bounty trackers and their importance across the world is quickly increasing. Receiving a determined methodology and viewpoint towards security can help associations safeguard their standing viably. All things considered, Take a crack at this course and begin adapting now!

With this course, you get 24/7 support, so if you have any questions you can post them in the Q&A section and we’ll respond to you as soon as possible.

Disclaimer:

This course is created for educational purposes only.
We believe that ethical hacking, information security, and cybersecurity should be familiar subjects to anyone using digitalinformation and computers. We believe that it is impossible to defend yourself from hackers without knowing how hacking is done.
Hacking tutorials are against the misuse of the information and we strongly suggest against it. Please regard the word hacking as ethical hacking or penetration testing every time this word is used. All tutorials and videos have been made using our own routers, servers, websites, and other resources, they do not contain any illegal activity. We do not promote, encourage, support, or excite any illegal activity.
The misuse of the information in this course can result in criminal charges brought against the persons in question. The authors will not be held responsible in the event any criminal charges be brought against any individuals misusing the information in this website to break the law.
We believe only in White Hat Hacking. On the other hand, we condemn Black Hat Hacking

Who this course is for:

Students who want to learn Cyber security
Students interested in Ethical Hacking
Pursue certifications like CEH, ECSA, OSCP, CCNA and other security certifications
Those who want to become a SECURITY EXPERT
Those who want to start a career in Bug Bounty Hunting

Requirements

No need for any pre-requisite of Cybersecurity
Be able to understand English
No Linux or programming or hacking knowledge required

Last Updated 5/2021



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