This hands-on **Cybersecurity Training** bootcamp introduces web penetration testing using Kali Linux tools via 20 experiments. Practice and learn step-by-step!
This experiment explores WeBaCoo for creating PHP backdoors, analyzing Base64-encoded scripts, and infecting target systems in a controlled Linux environment.
This lab focuses on using **PWNAT** to create NAT-to-NAT communication tunnels. It explains NAT, UDP, TCP/IP, and OSI models, emphasizing key networking concepts.
Weevely is a PHP backdoor tool used for stealthy remote access. This experiment details its creation, use, and obfuscation techniques on Kali Linux.
The experiment explores DNS2TCP to maintain TCP connections in DNS streams, focusing on theoretical concepts like DNS tunneling, TCP, and UDP on Kali…
This experiment demonstrates embedding a *Trojan program* into legitimate EXE files using Backdoor-Factory on Kali Linux, enabling remote attacker sessions.
This experiment demonstrates creating a Windows backdoor using PowerSploit and Kali Linux to establish a session channel with a target machine.
This course covers web app attacks like XSS vulnerabilities, focusing on hands-on labs using tools like Weevely for webshell exploitation and defensive strategies.
The experiment demonstrates brute-force attacks on weak password services, focusing on SSH and VNC. Keywords: weak password services.
This privilege escalation tutorial demonstrates exploiting vulnerabilities in a Linux environment using Kali and Metasploitable2 to elevate from user to root access.