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ETHICAL HACKING
ETHICAL HACKING
WORKSHOP
PRESENTED BY

mail us @ techhackiter@soauniversity.ac.in

soa.techhackclub@gmail.com

WARNING
ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED IS ONLY FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSE.
USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK .

WHO AM I ??
SUMIT LAKRA
CISE(Certified Information Security Expert)
Mob. No.:+919778178861
E-Mail: edvindeddy@gmail.com
: fb.com/aexle

: #Sumit_Lakra

WHY IS SECURITY
NEEDED?

WHAT IS ETHICAL
HACKING?

HACKERS TERMS
• Hacking - showing computer expertise

• Cracking - breaching security on software or systems
• Phreaking - cracking telecom networks
• Spoofing - faking the originating IP address in a datagram
• Denial of Service (DoS) - flooding a host with sufficient network traffic so that it can’t respond anymore
• Port Scanning - searching for vulnerabilities in ports
• Doxing – gather information about others

TYPES OF HACKERS
BLACK HAT

PROFESSIONAL HACKERS

SCRIPT KIDDIES

GREY HAT

ELITE HACKERS

WHITE HAT
HACKTIVIST

STEPS FOR ETHICAL HACKING
Information
Gathering

Reporting &
Documentation

Scanning

Exploiting
Vulnerabilities

INFORMATION GATHERING
&
GOOGLE HACKING

NETWORK SCANNING

BACKTRACK &
KALI LINUX

WORDLIST

WIRELESS
ATTACKS

WHAT IS SQL
INJECTION?

WHAT IS XSS?

LIVE WEBSITE
HACKING

STENOGRAPHY

HIDING THE DATA FOR
PRIVACY

REMOTE ADMINISTRATION
TOOLKIT

SNIFFING

TRACING EMAIL
&
SPOOFING EMAIL

CALL SPOOFING

SOCIAL ENGINEERING

EMAIL FLOODING

REVERSE
ENGINEERING

Keywords:•JMP – jump
•JNZ(JNE) – jump when flag is false •JE(JZ) – jump when flag is true

ENCRYPTION
Crack the below code:-

XFMDPNF UP FUIJDBM IBDLJOH

SOLUTION:Move the letter ahead one step…
(a=b,b=c…)

XFMDPNF UP FUIJDBM IBDLJOH
WELCOME TO ETHICAL HACKING

ENCRYPTION
Crack the below code:-

33.8.44.444.222.2.5
44.2.222.55.444.66.4

SOLUTION:ETHICAL:-33.8.44.444.222.2.555
HACKING:-44.2.222.55.4444.66.4

WEB VULNERABILITY
SCANNER

FAKE INBOX

BYPASSING ANTIVIRUS

HACKING SOCIAL
NETOWRKING A/C’S
•KEYLOGGER OR RAT
•PHISHING
•Recover my password
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