Ethical Hacking Lesson 41 – Session Hijacking | Dataplexa

Ethical Hacking

I. Foundations & Hacking Mindset
1. What is Ethical Hacking 2. Hacker Types & Motivations 3. Legal & Ethical Considerations 4. Hacking Methodologies 5. Cyber Kill Chain 6. Footprinting & Reconnaissance 7. Passive vs Active Recon 8. Information Gathering Tools 9. Hacking Lab Setup 10. Kali Linux Overview
II. Reconnaissance & Scanning
11. DNS Enumeration 12. Whois & Network Enumeration 13. Google Dorking 14. Nmap Scanning 15. Port Scanning 16. Service Enumeration 17. Vulnerability Scanning 18. Nessus & OpenVAS 19. Banner Grabbing 20. Recon Best Practices
III. System & Network Attacks
21. Password Cracking 22. Brute Force Attacks 23. Credential Harvesting 24. Exploiting Misconfigurations 25. Linux System Attacks 26. Windows System Attacks 27. Privilege Escalation 28. Malware Concepts 29. Backdoors & Trojans 30. Network Sniffing 31. MITM Attacks 32. DoS Attacks 33. Wireless Attacks 34. Covering Tracks 35. Attack Mitigation
IV. Web Hacking & Real World
36. Web Architecture 37. OWASP Top 10 38. SQL Injection 39. Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) 40. Authentication Attacks 41. Session Hijacking 42. File Upload Vulnerabilities 43. API Security 44. Tools Summary 45. Mini Project – Ethical Hacking Lab
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