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1 1
The first penetration testing section 2
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in this course is gonna be 3
3
the network hacking section. 4
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The reason why I chose 5
5
to start with this, 6
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because everything, 7
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if you think of it, 8
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is connected to a network. 9
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So, whether you're target 10
10
is a personal computer, 11
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whether it's a server, 12
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whether it's a company 13
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or even if it's just a website, 14
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all of these systems 15
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are actually connected to a network. 16
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Literally when you just connect 17
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to the internet, 18
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you're connecting to a network 19
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because the internet 20
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is just a really really big network. 21
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So, it is very important 22
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that you understand 23
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how networks work 24
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and how devices communicate 25
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with each other 26
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before we actually move 27
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into the next sections. 28
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So, this section 29
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is actually gonna be divided 30
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into three subsections. 31
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In the first subsection 32
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we're gonna talk about 33
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all of the attacks 34
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that you can do 35
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before connecting to a network. 36
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So you literally just have a computer 37
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with a network interface, 38
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possibly a Wi-Fi adapter 39
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and we're gonna see 40
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what can you do now 41
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before even connecting to anything. 42
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In the section subsection 43
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I'm gonna show you 44
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how to crack Wi-Fi keys 45
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and gain access to Wi-Fi networks, 46
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whether they use WEP, 47
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WPA, 48
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or WPA2. 49
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Once you have the access, 50
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you can move to the third section 51
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which will apply for both 52
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Wi-Fi and wired networks. 53
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All of the attacks that you will learn 54
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in the third subsection 55
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apply whenever you are able 56
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to connect to the network. 57
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Once you're able to gain access 58
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to the network. 59
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And here is where the real fun starts, 60
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because you're gonna learn 61
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a number of powerful attacks 62
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that will allow you to intercept 63
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the connections in the network 64
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and capture everything sent in it, 65
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including usernames, 66
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passwords, URLs, chat messages, 67
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and so on. 68
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Not only that, 69
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but you'll also be able to modify data 70
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as it's being sent in the air. 71
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So you'll be able to control the requests, 72
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serve people fake updates, 73
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inject evil code 74
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into the pages that they load 75
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and so many other cool things. 76
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So everything in the third section 77
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will apply for both Wi-Fi and wired networks.
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