Ethical training 
hacking

This training will guide you through the path, 

which modern invaders use to attack their targets.

What trainings do we offer

Specific risks that a company is afraid of
pc

You will learn

The workshop begins with a thorough introduction to "Recon", or mapping the digital imprint of your target. This involves mapping the scope of allocated IP addresses, mapping domains and subdomains, obtaining email addresses and employee names.

Port scanning techniques

Then, we will familiarize the trainees with various port scanning techniques (with tools such as nmap and masscan), service identification and OS.

Planning an attack

In the next step, we use this accumulated information to plan the attack. We will use both stand-alone exploits as well as the metasploit framework, a tool that is widely used by hackers around the world.

Getting access

After gaining access to the infected system, we'll focus on escalating privileges, such as obtaining root/admin rights. Once the system is fully under our control, we spend time studying techniques used to gain persistence - that is, gaining access to the PC even in the future.

 

mobile

You will try everything yourself

The workshop includes a model attack on Adobe Reader, Internet Explorer and MS Word, because they are often targetted in phishing campaigns and social engineering attacks.

The workshop also includes a WiFi section and demonstration of tools such as pineapple WiFi and BashBunny.

Our training is 95% hands-on, the participants can try out the vast majority of the techniques demonstrated in our own environment.

 

wifi

For beginners as well as those with moderate experience

This training is suitable for both beginner or moderately experienced penetration testers, but also for network administrators and system administrators who will be able to defend your IT infrastructure significantly thanks to their new knowledge.

 

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Penetration tests

If you are a web application operator, consider reviewing your security and resistance to hacker attacks and other potential threats.

CEO Captes s.r.o., Jan Kopecký