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Think twice before you ignore "HACKERS"
Ethical Hacking Course
With the technological advances, hacking is no longer restricted to only MNCs or government infrastructure. According to zone-h.org website, more than a score of websites are attacked/defaced every day. Redback brings you the most cherished and appreciated training program which will help you to secure your systems from the evils of unethical hackers.
This Course acts as the foundation stone in your career to be
a Penetration Tester and providing security to networks and websites. With all
the latest Hacking tools and real-time Ethical hacking training techniques will gives you a practical approach and simulated
environment to test the attacks and assess the vulnerabilities.
Course Features
·
Live
Classes : 4.5 hrs / week
There
will be 4.5 hours of corporate faculty led interactive sessions per week for
learning this course. If you miss a session you can attend it in a differnt
batch. The recording of the session will be uploaded on the platform for
reviewing later on.
·
Corporate
Faculty
We
believe in bringing the best faculty for you, our trainers come from corporate
with tons of experience in their respective field which they share with you.
·
Virtual
Lab : Real time assessment
A
student can practice the skill in a fully interactive, virtual enviroment. It
includes MCQ's and practice questions with real time assessment and feedbacks.
·
Help
By Experts
Practicing
is the best way to master any skill and its natural to get stuck when you
practice. We ackknowledge that and prvide you round the clock help. Experts
respond to your query at the earliest and guide you through.
Course Module:
ü INTRODUCTION
ü BASICS OF SYSTEM
ADMINISTRATION
ü BASICS OF NETWORK
ADMINSTATION
ü EXPERTIZING
ANONYMIZING
ü SUPERIOR MALWARE
RESEARCH
ü WINDOWS HACKING
ü LINUX SECURITY
ü PASSWORD HACKING
ü SQL INJECTION
ü EMAIL HACKING OR
PHISHING
ü SNIFFING
ü SESSION HIJACKING
ü WEB APPLICATION
ATTACKS
ü WEBSITE
DEFACEMENT & DOMAIN HACKING
ü MIXED HACKING
ü SOCIAL
ENGINEERING
ü PHYSICAL SECUIRTY
ü COMPUTER FORENSIC
ü VOIP &
WIRELESS HACKING
ü VULNERABLILITY
DISCOVERY
ü PENETRATION
TESTING
ü HACKING WITH
METASPLOIT
ü FIREWALLS AND
ANTIVIRUSES
ü IDS & IPS
SECURITY
ü HONEYPOT HACKING
ü SECURING SYSTEM
& NETWORKS
Course Prerequisites :There
is no prerequisite for the this Course. Whether you are a student with or
without computer science background or working professionally in the security
domain, this training lays the foundation of IT Security concepts which
enable you to move ahead both in the field of your research or profession.
Career Prospects:
This Course prepares you for the globally accepted Certification
from Redback Council, which makes you eligible to work in the following
domains:
ü
Security Analyst
ü
Network Security
ü
Cyber Defender
ü
Penetration Tester
ü
Information Security
ü
Network Defense Technician
ü
Cyber Security Consultant
ü
Information Assurance Analyst
ü
Cyber Assessment Specialist
ü
Lead Cyber Threat Analyst
ü
IT Risk Analyst
Duration: 1 Month
Our Institute Location:
Redback IT
Solutions Private Limited,
#AL 24 TNHB PHASE
III,
Sathuvacheri,(
Near Vallalar Water Tank)
Vellore. 632602
Contact :
Training
Coordinator
+91 8189985551
What are Watering-Hole Attacks ?
First detected in 2013, watering-hole attacks are one of the newest (and arguably most sophisticated) security threats facing organisations.
By exploiting undetected vulnerabilities in websites and software applications, hackers can lie in wait for their target - before springing a malware-loaded trap on their unsuspecting victim, and compromising their secure systems.
What is a Watering-Hole Attack?
Unlike standard phishing attacks, watering-hole attacks are low-volume and highly-targeted, designed to create a backdoor for attackers to breach a target organisation:
Attackers first identify a vulnerable website that's regularly visited by employees of a target organisation.
- Malware is then used to infect the website.
- The attackers 'lie in wait' for employees of the target organisation to visit.
- Employees become infected with malware, and carry it back to their own secure systems - creating a security backdoor in the process.
By using watering-hole attacks in lieu of phishing, hackers can bypass increasingly sophisticated anti-phishing technology; and by infecting multiple members of the same organisation, secure systems can quickly become compromised.
Watering-Holes and Zero-Day Vulnerabilities :
Watering-hole attacks are particularly problematic because they infect legitimate, reputable websites - sites that most users would assume to be perfectly safe.
Worse still, watering-hole attacks often go undetected. By using zero-day vulnerabilities, attackers are able to discover and exploit new software vulnerabilities before the vendor is even aware of the problem, or able to issue a fix.
With an estimated 77% of public websites containing some form of exploitable vulnerability, and 16% containing 'critical' vulnerabilities (allowing attackers to compromise a visitor's computer), one in eight of the world's websites is susceptible to a watering-hole attack - making the problem extremely difficult for organisations to avoid.
Real-World Watering-Hole Attacks :
In November of last year, Chinese hackers were able to exploit zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Adobe's Flash Player to compromise the Forbes website.
The site was attacked because of the prevalence of senior executives and professionals using the website. As the COO of anti-malware company Invincea, Norm Laudermilch, noted: “This was clearly a targeted attack against a specific group of organizations” - with several high-profile defense and financial sector organizations successfully targeted as a result.
Defending Against Watering-Hole Attacks :
Watering-hole attacks are hard to recognise; and with so many of the world's websites vulnerable to these types of attacks, it simply isn't viable to prevent your employees from accessing potentially compromised websites.
Thankfully, watering-hole attacks are still a relatively uncommon phenomenon, and though they're growing in popularity, organisation-wide security awareness training is still a viable tool for minimising the likelihood of a successful attack.
If employees are able to recognise the hallmarks of suspicious software, links and websites, the chances of a successful malware infection can be reduced. Even in the event of a successful attack, the risks of serious data loss can be minimised, by ensuring employees understand the right procedures for reporting potential threats to IT and security teams.
