Did you know Cybrary's video training is FREE? Join more than 2,500,000 IT and cyber security professionals, students, career changers, and more, growing their careers on Cybrary.
Video Description
In the Exploit Development module of Advanced Penetration testing, you will learn how to write your own code for memory corruption exploits. The module covers the following primary topics: - A program in memory - Stack frame function - New compilers - Python - Executing unintended code - Network-based exploits - Creating a cyclic pattern - Verifying offsets - Creating shell code - Fuzzing - Public exploits - Turning a 3Com exploit into a Metasploit module - Structured exception handler over-write
Course Modules
Advanced Penetration Testing
Module 1 - Linux
Module 2 - Programming
Module 3 - Metasploit
Module 4 - Information Gathering
Module 5 - Vulnerability Discovery/Scanning
00:27
Vulnerability Scanning Intro (part 1)
17:03
Vulnerability Scanning (part 2) Nessus
11:33
Vulnerability Scanning (part 3) Nmap Scripting Engine
09:31
Vulnerability Scanning (part 4) Metasploit
14:19
Vulnerability Scanning (part 5) WebApp, XAMPP, WEBDAV, nikto
08:00
Vulnerability Scanning (part 6) Directory Transversals
Module 6 - Traffic Capture
Module 7 - Exploitation
16:34
Exploitation (part 1) Direct Exploitation
14:26
Exploitation (part 2) SQL Commands
06:49
Exploitation (part 3) Directory Traversal
06:30
Exploitation (part 4) Open Source Vulnerability
06:18
Exploitation (part 5) Using Backdoor to Access an FTP Server
06:07
Exploitation (part 6) Attaching to an IP Address
Module 8 - Passwords
Module 9 - Advanced Exploitation
Module 10 - Post Exploitation
Module 11 - WebApps
Module 12 - Exploit Development
00:52
Exploit Development Introduction (part 1)
10:42
Exploit Development (part 2) A Program in Memory
05:55
Exploit Development (part 3) Stack Frame for Function
19:35
Exploit Development (part 4) GNU Compilers
08:21
Exploit Development (part 5) Python
14:10
Exploit Development (part 6) Executing Unintended Code
15:13
Exploit Development (part 7) Network Based Exploits and Debuggers
17:02
Exploit Development (part 8) Creating a Cyclic Pattern
17:22
Exploit Development (part 9) Verifying Offsets
16:25
Exploit Development (part 10) Creating Shell Code in Kali Linux
17:43
Exploit Development (part 11) Fuzzing
12:51
Exploit Development (part 12) Public Exploits and Perl
16:17
Exploit Development (part 13) Turning a 3Com Exploit into a Metasploit Module
34:02
Exploit Development (part 14) Structured Exception Handler Over-Write
Instructed By
Georgia Weidman
Instructor