- GSM Architecture
- CDMA Architecture
- GPRS Architecture and Monitoring
- 4G Architecture and Monitoring
- GPRS CDR Analysis
- GPRS Dump Analysis
- CDR Analysis
- BTS Dump Analysis
- Spoof Call Tracking
- Gateway Tracing
- Satellite Phones
- IP Addressing in GSM Networks
- Detecting 2g 3g Cell IDs in Tower Dump Analysis
- Tracking Phone Numbers from IP Address in GSM
- Trunk
- Surveillance at Border Areas
- Crime Scene Mapping & Monitoring
- Reverse Sweep GSM/CDMA/VOIP Gateway Traversal
- Location Zeroing Concepts on Live Targets
- Movement Tracking on Google Maps from CDR
- Pattern Matching In Different CDRs and Tower Dumps
- What is cyber crime
- Internet Monitoring System
- IP address allotment
- Phone Tracking
- Phone Hijacking
- Whatsapp Monitoring
- Facebook Monitoring
- Sentiment Analysis
- Laptop Tracking
- Remote GPS tracking
- Bank Frauds Cracking
- Fake Websites Tracking
- Archived Websites Analysis
- Remote Location Grabbing
- Online Fraud Investigation
- Keylogging and Safeguard
- Computer and Network Security Basics
- Encryption and Decryption
- Man in the Middle Attacks
- Mobile Phone and Computer Data Recovery
- Remote Computer Hijacking
- Fingerprinting and Identifying targets
- Reverse Engineering Encrypted Communication Apps
- Clearing CCTV Footage
- Anti-theft systems
- Intelligence gathering system
- Online Suspect tracking
- Tracking users on other social networks
- Dark web investigation
- Bitcoins & Mining
- Image, Video, Audio Forensics
- Computer Forensics
- Malware Analysis
- Offensive Tracking
- Revolutionary Tools For Monitoring & Tracking
- Apps For Operations
- Portrait/Sketch Building Using Tools
- Open Source Intelligence & Sentiment Analysis
- Google Advanced Search Techniques
- Reverse Image Search Analysis
- Reverse Video Search Analysis
- Spy Apps/Softwares
- Vulnerability Analysis and Penetration Testing
- Malware Analysis
- Performance Basics
- Kernel Tuning
- Filesystem Tuning
- Network and Service Performance
- System Security
- System Auditing
- Network Performance & Security
- Web Server Performance
- E-Mail Server Performance
- NFS and Samba Server Performance
- Kernel Security
- Securing Files and Filesystems
- PAM
- OpenSSL
- Shadow Passwords and OpenSSH
- Secure Remote Passwords
- xinetd
- Network Service Security
- Web Server Security
- DNS Server Security
- E-Mail Server Security
- FTP Server Security
- Samba and NFS Server Security
- Firewalls
- Firewalls, VPNs, and SSL Tunnels
- Firewall Security Tools
- Vulnerability Assessment Tools
- SELinux
- Installation
- System Initialization
- Disks and Partitioning
- File Systems and Such
- Networking
- Package Management
- User Administration – Detailed
- Network Installs
- System Logging, Monitoring, and Automation
- The Kernel
- System Security
- Remote Access
- Web Services
- NFS
- Samba
- FTP
- DNS
- Network Services
- Email Services
- Troubleshooting
- Virtualization with KVM, Virtualbox, VMWare, OpenVZ
- Linux Shell Scripts: System Administration, Security, Networking, File Transfers
Module 1: Starting with Kali Linux
- Kali, Backtrack, Backbox, Fedora Live Linux
- Configuring network services and secure communications
- Updating Operating System
- Configuring and customizing Operating System
- Managing third-party applications
Module 2: Identifying the Target – Passive Reconnaissance
- Basic principles of reconnaissance
- Open Source intelligence
- DNS reconnaissance and route mapping
- Obtaining user information
- Profiling users for password lists
Module 3: Active Reconnaissance and Vulnerability Scanning
- Advanced Vulnerability Scanning Tools and Scripts
- Stealth scanning strategies
- Identifying the network infrastructure
- Enumerating hosts
- Port, operating system, and service discovery
- Employing comprehensive reconnaissance applications
Module 4: Exploit
- Threat modeling
- Using online and local vulnerability resources
- Exploiting multiple targets with Armitage
- Metasploit Framework
- Bypassing IDs and antivirus detection
Module 5: Post Exploit – Action on the Objective
- Bypassing Windows User Account Control
- Conducting a rapid reconnaissance of a compromised system
- Finding and taking sensitive data – pillaging the target
- Creating additional accounts
- Using Metasploit for post-exploit activities
- Escalating user privileges on a compromised host
- Replaying authentication tokens using incognito
- Accessing new accounts with horizontal escalation
- Covering your tracks
Module 6: Post Exploit – Persistence
- Compromising the existing system and application files for remote access
- Using persistent agents
- Maintaining persistence with the Metasploit Framework
- Creating a standalone persistent agent with Metasploit
- Redirecting ports to bypass network controls
Module 7: Physical Attacks and Social Engineering
- Social Engineering Toolkit
- Fully Undetectibles
- Using the PowerShell alphanumeric shellcode injection attack
- Hiding executables and obfuscating the attacker’s URL
- Escalating an attack using DNS redirection
- Physical access and hostile devices
Module 8: Exploiting Wireless Communications
- Configuring Kali for wireless attacks
- Wireless reconnaissance
- Bypassing a Hidden Service Set Identifier
- Bypassing the MAC address authentication
- Compromising a WEP encryption
- Attacking WPA and WPA2
- Cloning an access point
- Denial-of-service attacks
Module 9: Reconnaissance and Exploitation of Web-based Applications
- Conducting reconnaissance of websites
- Vulnerability scanners
- Testing security with client-side proxies
- Server exploits
- Application-specific attacks
- Maintaining access with web backdoors
Module 10: Exploiting Remote Access Communications
- Exploiting operating system communication protocols
- Exploiting third-party remote access applications
- Attacking Secure Sockets Layer
- Attacking an IPSec Virtual Private Network
Module 11: Client Side Exploitation
- Attacking a system using hostile scripts
- The Cross-Site Scripting Framework
- The Brower Exploitation Framework – BeEF
- A walkthrough of the BeEF browser