A security tester's toolkit
summary
Demonstrates hands‑on offensive steps: boots Kali Linux VM, maps networks with nmap, finds 597,458 IIS6 hosts via Shodan/Showdown, uses Wi‑Fi Pineapple to clone SSIDs, exploits a vulnerable vsftpd with Metasploit meterpreter to get root, generates a reverse‑TCP payload with msfvenom and creates a local admin on Windows, hooks browsers with BeEF to steal credentials, and performs an ARP‑MITM to capture HTTP logins; BitLocker/FileVault and HSTS/preload are listed as effective mitigations.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:53About me
- 8:47Recon
- 16:18Showdown
- 22:10WiFi Scanning
- 27:00Break and Enter
- 30:41Armitage
- 34:04Beef
- 34:55Beef Client
- 39:23Venom
- 41:06Reverse TCP
- 47:12Hack a bank
- 48:28ARP
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