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So before we begin in this course and we really start to dive in it's important to cover one of the
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topics that I'm going to harp on the most which is effective no keeping if you're going to be successful
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in your career and you're going to be successful in this course you really need to take good notes.
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Now in this first video I'm going to show you what my notebook kind of looks like not only for my personal
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notebook but as a notebook for an assessment and how I might take notes for an assessment and then I'll
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also show you some note keeping applications that I prefer or I've heard students prefer in the second
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video we're going to cover how to install one of the applications.
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And another cool application used for taking screenshots.
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So let's take a look at my notebook first so here is my notebook and actually let's click over here.
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So this is my notebook and you can see it's really long.
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It's got all kinds of stuff in here and it's just something that I build upon.
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This one in particular is actually only geared towards active directory.
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So I have a few different notebooks.
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This one is active directory and it's actually a few different courses that I've taken in the past they've
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kind of put together and then just for assessment work et cetera.
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I just kind of have a little cheat sheet here.
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So I wanted to show you this one in particular because these were built off of courses and you're gonna
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be working through a course.
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So kind of just get an idea of how maybe to structure it.
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So here you can see I structured it and I've got different modules here where.
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OK.
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Module one might have had this e-mail macro fundamentals model to to here has all these different components
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to them right.
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And we have we have notes then we have child notes and even sub children to those child notes and I'll
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show you how to create that here in a second but let's say for example enumeration which is one of the
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most important things that you're going to cover in hacking and we take a look at enumeration you'll
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have to understand what any of this means here but you could see if I want to look at a domain and I
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want to get the current domain that I'm on here's the command I run.
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And here is a picture of what it looks like and here's what comes back when you run that command.
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That's great.
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That's what I want to see and I have a whole list of commands for all these in here right.
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So if I'm confused on a assessment and I want to go and find a command that I'm not sure of I can go
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to my little cheat sheet here.
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Now again this is really long so you have to create your notes the way it really helps you for a course.
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I think it's good to write it all out.
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Step by step like this and then go back and make a cheat sheet.
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I don't need this pictures anymore.
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I've been doing this for a while so maybe I just say hey get current domain is getting that domain and
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then I say hey OK get object of another domain.
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Here's an example that I don't need the pictures it makes it really long but as an example and over
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time you learn with the pictures as well at least I2
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so let's build from that.
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Here is an example of an actual assessment that I did for a client.
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And you can see how I did this.
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Now I did an external internal and web application assessment for this client and these were the findings.
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Now I'm only going to show you what is master obfuscated already or doesn't reveal client information.
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But as you can see here one example is on the internal.
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They had something called SMB signing disabled.
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You don't need to worry about it.
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But here in my picture I've got a nice picture.
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The picture has highlighted it says hey message shining disable that signifies SMB signings disabled
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and it has the IP address so we identified the machine and we get proof of concept that this SMB signing
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is disabled here.
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Another example MH 17 0 1 0.
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These are both internal exploits that you're going to encounter in this course.
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Here's one.
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I check this machine.
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It says hey this target's not patched.
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Now this is one I didn't exploit but it shows that it's actually vulnerable to this attack.
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So these are a couple of screenshots that I'll put now.
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Your notes could be different than mine.
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How I organize is I take a screenshot I put it in here and then I make sure that I have at least the
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IP address in the screenshot for reference because I'll remember it.
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But if you need to go in here and take detailed notes that's absolutely fine as well.
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You always want good notes for your assessments because you never know if a client's going to come back
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in six months or even a year and say hey what was that one thing that you did here.
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And if you go back to your notes you say oh you know I did this and some people get down really into
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the weeds.
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They have dates times everything for step by step what they do on an assessment.
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And that's completely up to you.
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And how well you take your notes.
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This is kind of how I lay it out.
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And then you see the green checkmark next to it.
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I add those green checkmarks when I'm doing my report.
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So as I'm building my report out and I cover something in the report I'll just go ahead and right click
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and I'll change the no icon to a checkmark meaning that I've written that part of the report for that
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finding.
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And we just kind of go through over time.
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So with that being said I do want to show you some decent applications the one that I'm using here and
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that you see is called Keep No.
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Now I run on Windows as a base.
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So keep no dot org.
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That's how you get keep No it is for Linux it is for Mac OS X but this is totally a preference thing.
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Me I prefer I've been using it for a long time.
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Some people don't like it.
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OK.
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So I'm going to offer some alternatives as well.
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Cherry tree comes built into Kelly Linux as you're going to see here in just a little bit.
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Worth looking at worth trying seeing if you like it.
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One notes another example if you use Microsoft and if you're a Mac user a lot of students have told
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me that Joplin is really good.
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Now I've never used this but I keep hearing great things about it.
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So what I'm gonna do is I'm going to put all of these into the course resources and you'll be able to
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look at them download them decide on your own.
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Now you're not limited to these for no keeping applications by any means.
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Feel free to use whatever you like to take notes if you want pen and paper.
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That's great as well.
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So just make sure that you're taking good notes and we're going to we're going to harp on this throughout
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the entire course.
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Over and over and over again.
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So make sure you're taking good notes.
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So from here we're we're gonna do is we're going to install keep note in the next video and we're going
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to install an awesome tool called Green shot.
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I'm sure you screenshot does and why it's so cool.
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And I cannot live on any assessment without it.
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So let's catch you over in the next video.
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When we work on installing those tools.
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