Module 1 - Linux
Module 2 - Programming
Module 3 - Metasploit
Module 4 - Information Gathering
Module 5 - Vulnerability Discovery/Scanning
Module 6 - Traffic Capture
Module 7 - Exploitation
Module 8 - Passwords
Module 9 - Advanced Exploitation
Module 10 - Post Exploitation
Module 11 - WebApps
Module 12 - Exploit Development
Module 13 - Smartphone Pentest Framework
Exploit Development Introduction (part 1)
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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
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