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Course Outline
Introduction
- Overview of Kali Linux for government use
- Installing and configuring Kali Linux for government environments
- Using and updating Kali Linux in a government context
Kali Linux Files Directories and Permissions
- Customizing the workspace and panel for government tasks
- Creating directories and files to meet public sector requirements
- Finding and locating files and directories within government systems
- Utilizing commands and man pages for efficient government operations
- Managing Linux file permissions and hidden files in a secure manner
- Effectively managing and terminating Linux processes for government workflows
Advanced Commands
- Using HTOP and ATOP extended commands for enhanced system monitoring
- Searching lines with head, tail, wc, and history for detailed data retrieval
- Creating persistent aliases and applying them in real-world government scenarios
- Utilizing a command-line web downloader for secure data acquisition
- Scripting in the bash shell to automate government tasks
- Sorting results using grep and cut for efficient data processing
Pre-engagement and Information Gathering
- Establishing rules of engagement for government engagements
- Adhering to standards of penetration testing execution in the public sector
- Conducting DNS and route analysis for secure government networks
- Performing network and port scanning to identify vulnerabilities
- Analyzing SMB and OSINT data for comprehensive information gathering
Vulnerability Scanning and Analysis
- Scanning web applications for vulnerabilities in government systems
- Identifying CMS and framework components in public sector environments
- Force browsing directories and files using ZAP for thorough security assessments
- Web crawling and directory listing to uncover hidden assets
- Analyzing vulnerabilities using Nmap NSE and Nikto for detailed reports
- Conducting vulnerability analysis with Legion and Unix-privesc-check
- Evolving firewall and IDS evasion techniques with Nmap for government security
Exploitation
- Exploiting SQL injection vulnerabilities in government databases
- Demonstrating blind SQL injection attacks in a controlled government environment
- Taking over outdated web applications to secure government servers
Reporting
- Generating comprehensive penetration testing reports for government stakeholders
- Documenting engagement details and findings for transparent communication
Summary and Next Steps
Requirements
- Basic understanding of ethical hacking for government
- Basic knowledge of Kali Linux penetration testing
Audience
- Ethical hackers
- Penetration testers
- Security engineers
- IT professionals
14 Hours
