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Windows Penetration Testing

Windows Penetration Testing

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Tom Harris

The focus on Active Directory attacks like Kerberoasting and Silver Tickets was incredibly helpful. It really forces you to think like an attacker to find misconfigured permissions in a complex Windows domain.

Steven Jacob

A fantastic resource for learning Lateral Movement and Persistence. The practice questions on using BloodHound for pathfinding helped me understand how to navigate a target network effectively.

Noah Cins

I appreciated the deep dive into PowerShell exploitation and privilege escalation. The scenarios regarding unquoted service paths and token manipulation were spot-on for modern red teaming.

Windows Penetration Testing FAQs

Penetration testing or ethical hacking is basically the practice of testing a computer system or web application for finding security vulnerabilities that an attacker might exploit.

• Basics of Kali Linux 

• Lab Setup

• Essential Terminal Commands

• Information Gathering Tools

• Vulnerability Analysis Tools

• Database Hacking Tools

• Password Cracking Tools

• Man-in-the-Middle Attack or Sniffing Tools

• Social Engineering Attack Tools

• Wireless Hacking Tools

• Exploitation Techniques

• Post-Exploitation Techniques

• Pen Test Reporting Tools

It is suggested for the candidates to possess fundamental knowledge and skills of programming if they wish to appear for this exam.

This exam is intended for the following people-

• Programmers

• Students and graduates

• IT professionals 

• Job seekers