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One Stop Hacking Marathon Oscp-Defensive-Cloud-Bug Bounty

Posted By: ELK1nG
One Stop Hacking Marathon Oscp-Defensive-Cloud-Bug Bounty

One Stop Hacking Marathon Oscp-Defensive-Cloud-Bug Bounty
Published 2/2024
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Become a Cybersecurity Pro:- OSCP, Active Directory Mastery, Cloud Security, Defensive, Mobile and Bug Bounty Expertise

What you'll learn

OSCP Prep Methodology

Bug Bounty Advance and Live Bug Bounty Sessions

Passive Information Gathering

Host And Nmap

SMB Enumeration

SMTP Enumeration

SNMP Enumeration

Web Application Assessment Tools

Web Attacks

Shells

Locating Public Exploits

Cracking SSH , RDP and WEB

Password Cracking

Windows Privilege Escalation

Situational Awareness

Hidden In Plain View

Goldmine AKA Powershell

Automated Enumeration

Leveraging Windows Services

DLL Hijacking

Scheduled Tasks

SeImpersonate Privilege

SeBackup Privilege

UAC Attack

Always Elevated

GPO Edit

Tools For Windows Privilege Escalation

Enumerating Linux

Automated Enumeration

Abusing Password Authentication

Abusing Binaries And Sudo

Exploiting Kernel Vulnerabilities

Exploiting Cron Jobs

Port Redirection And Tunneling

Ligolo NG

Chisel

SSH Tunneling

HTTP Tunneling

Active Directory Manual Enumeration

Active Directory Automatic Enumeration

LDAP Search

Active Directory Hacking

Cached AD Credentials

Password Attacks

AS-REP Roasting

Lateral Movement

Impacket Tools

Others Tools For Active Directory

File Transfer Linux-Linux

File Transfer Linux -Windows

Bug Bounty Automation

ReconFTW

NucleiFuzzer

Magic Recon

Subzy

SocialHunter

Authentication bypass via OAuth implicit flow

SSRF via OpenID dynamic client registration

Forced OAuth profile linking

OAuth account hijacking via redirect_uri

Stealing OAuth access tokens via an open redirect

Stealing OAuth access tokens via a proxy page

Remote code execution via web shell upload

Web shell upload via Content-Type restriction bypass

Web shell upload via path traversal

Web shell upload via extension blacklist bypass

Clickjacking And Its Bounty

Web shell upload via obfuscated file extension

Remote code execution via polyglot web shell upload

Web shell upload via race condition

TXT Records and Github Recon

Early Recon for a Web Application

Hacking Windows Server Using Eternal Blue

Ligolo-ng For Tunneling

Getting Hold Of Enum and Ways

Cached AD Credentials

Password Attacks For Active Directory

Lateral Movement For Active Directory

File Transfer Linux-Linux

File Transfer Windows-Linux

Meaning Of API

Security Mechanism Of API

IDOR and severity levels

No Rate Limit On Registration

No Rate Limit On Login

No Rate Limit On Contact Us Page

No Rate Limit On Redeem Page

No Rate Limit On Invite Link

Using Default Credentials

Infotainment, Radio Head Unit PII Leakage

RF Hub Key Fob Cloning

Misconfigured DNS High Impact Subdomain Takeover

OAuth Misconfiguration Account Takeover

Infotainment, Radio Head Unit OTA Firmware Manipulation

Misconfigured DNS Basic Subdomain Takeover

Mail Server Misconfiguration No Spoofing Protection on Email Domain

Misconfigured DNS Zone Transfer

Mail Server Misconfiguration Email Spoofing to Inbox due to Missing or Misconfigured DMARC on Email Domain

Database Management System (DBMS) Misconfiguration Excessively Privileged User / DBA

Lack of Password Confirmation Delete Account

No Rate Limiting on Form Email-Triggering

No Rate Limiting on Form SMS-Triggering

Exploiting Linux Machine With ShellShock

Exploiting Linux with dev shell and Privesc with cronjob

Basic password reset poisoning

Host header authentication bypass

Web cache poisoning via ambiguous requests

Broken Link HIjacking

HTTP By Default

HTTPS and HTTP Both Available

Improper Cache Control

Token Is Invalidated After Use On Registration

Token Is Invalidated After Use On Login

Token Is Invalidated After Use On Forgot Password

Token Is Invalidated After Use On Invite

Token Is Invalidated After Use On Coupon

Token Is Invalidated After Use On Collaboration

Introduction To Defensive Security

Overview of Cyber Security

Importance of Defensive Security

OSI Model

TCP/IP Basics

Subnetting

Interface And Cables

Security Fundamentals

Introduction to Mobile App Pentesting

Mobile App Pentesting Process

Practical:Reconnaissance on a target

Understanding the Android Architecture

Introducing android apps building blocks

Understanding Reverse Engineering

Performing lab setup on windows

Performing lab setup on kali linux

Performing lab setup on MAC

Setting up Emulator on Android studio

Setup for physical device

Pulling apk from playstore

Introduction to injured android

What to look at in AndroidManifest xml file

RCE In CSE-Webstore

HTML Email Injection

Token Leaked In Response

External Authentication Injection

Cleartext Transmission Of Session Token

Account Lockout Bypass

Token Leakage Via 3rd Party Referrer

CRLF To XSS

Clipboard Enabled

DoS To Owner

No Secure Integrity Check

Privacy Concern

Iframe Injection

Session Fixation

Wifi SSID + Password

Source Code Credential Storage

Cyber Security Quiz

Target Finding Methadology

Performing Static Analysis

Applying Static Analysis To Get Some Flags

Exploiting Storage Buckets

Exploiting Firebase Database

Understanding SSL Pinning

Using Burpsuite For Intercepting Traffic

Using Proxyman For Intercepting Traffic

Automation For Patching Applications

Manual Patching Of Applications

Understanding Broadcast Receiver

Decryption Using Frida

Understanding Sqlite databases In An Application

Performing Unicode Collision

Deeplinks And Binary Analysis

Using HTML To Generate Deep links(RCE)

Assembly Language And Shared Objects

DIVA Application

AndroGoat Application

Introduction To iOS

Automated Analysis Using MobSF

Introduction To Defensive Security

Overview of Cyber Security

Importance of Defensive Security

OSI Model

TCP/IP Basics

Subnetting

Lab Setup For Defensive

Interface And Cables

Security Fundamentals

Practical on Packet Tracer

Standard ACLs

Extended ACLs

Working Layer of Protocols

Wireshark And Nmap

Protocols and Ports

Compliance and Standards

Incident Response And Management

Risk Management

Firewall v/s IDP v/s IPS

SIEM

Windows and Linux Fundamentals

Countermeasure

Introduction To AWS Security

Monitoring & Logging in AWS

Overview About AWS CloudWatch & Guard Duty

Security Reference Architecture

AWS Config Theory

Log Analysis In Cloudwatch And Cloudtrail

Unauthorized Activity

Incident Response

Event Bridge

Overview About AWS Inspector & Defender

AWS Configuration Practicals Overview

CloudWatch Practical Overview

EventBridge Practical Overview

Amazon SNS Practical Overview

CloudTrail Practical Overview

AWS Shared Responsibility Model

Introduction To Owasp Top 10

A01 - Broken Access Control

A02 - Cryptographic Failures

A03 - Injections

A04 - Insecure Design

A05 - Security Misconfigurations

A06 - Vulnerable & Outdated Componenets

A07 - Identification & Authorization Failures

A08 - Software & Data Integrity Issues

A09 - Security Logging & Monitoring Failures

A10 - SSRF

Securing Layered Web Architecture In AWS

Best Practices To Secure Layered Web Application

Edge Security Design

DDOS Attack Overview & AWS Shield Introduction

Best Practices for DDOS Protection

Designing Secure Isolated Network Architecture

Gateways & Traffic Monitoring Concept In VPC

Difference In Security Group & NACL

AWS Firewall Tools Stack Overview

Common Use Cases of Edge Security Strategy

AWS Hybrid Network Security

Building AWS Hybrid Network Security Architecture

Reachability Analysis In AWS

Host Based Security In AWS

AWS Inspector Overview

Hardening Concept Overview

CV Making

Working Of IAM in AWS

Users in AWS IAM

Roles in AWS IAM

Policies in AWS IAM

Best Practices in AWS IAM

Introduction to Access Control Concept in AWS IAM

Overview about RBAC & ABAC access control

Separation of Duties Concept in AWS

Deployment of SOD in AWS

Active Directory in AWS

AWS Managed Active Directory

AD Connector in AWS

Scalable System Design to Access AWS Resources

Requirements

Basic Bug Bounty Knowledge

Basic Linux Knowledge

Learning Approach

High Sitting Hours

PC with minimum 8GB RAM

Scripting Knowledge

Description

Special Sections:-1. Cyber Talks2. Live Bug Bounty3. Frauds In Bug Bounty4. Mobile App Pentesting5. Cloud Security6. Defensive SecurityCourse Description:Overview: In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, staying ahead of threats and vulnerabilities is crucial. This comprehensive course combines three of the most sought-after certifications in the field – Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP), Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and Bug Bounty Mastery – into one intensive program. With hands-on practical labs, real-world scenarios, and expert instruction, you'll not only prepare for these certifications but also gain the skills and confidence to excel in a competitive cybersecurity careerCourse Highlights:OSCP Preparation: Mastering Offensive SecurityDive deep into penetration testing, ethical hacking, and advanced exploitation techniquesLearn to identify, exploit, and secure vulnerabilities in various systemsNavigate through the intricacies of Metasploit, Nmap, and Burp SuiteGain hands-on experience with a wide range of targets in a controlled lab environmentCEH Certification: Ethical Hacking at its BestUnderstand the ethical hacker's mindset and approach to safeguarding systemsExplore the latest hacking tools, techniques, and methodologiesDiscover the intricacies of network scanning, enumeration, and vulnerability analysisPractice ethical hacking in virtual environments, simulating real-world scenariosBug Bounty Mastery: Hunt, Hack, and SecureUncover the secrets of bug hunting and responsible disclosureHunt for vulnerabilities in popular web applications and networksLearn to write effective and professional vulnerability reportsParticipate in a bug bounty program with real rewards and recognitionHands-On Experience: Gain practical experience through realistic labs and scenariosExpert Instruction: Learn from certified cybersecurity professionals with real-world experienceCareer Advancement: Enhance your career prospects and earning potential in the cybersecurity fieldBug Bounty Opportunities: Get a head start in the lucrative world of bug bounty huntingCommunity: Join a community of like-minded individuals and network with experts in the fieldWho Should Attend:Aspiring ethical hackers and penetration testersCybersecurity enthusiasts seeking to enter the fieldIT professionals looking to advance their career in cybersecurityAnyone interested in bug bounty hunting and responsible disclosurePrerequisites:Basic understanding of computer networks and operating systems.Familiarity with Linux command-line usage is beneficial but not mandatoryA strong desire to learn and a passion for cybersecurityInvest in Your Future: Advance your career in cybersecurity by enrolling in this transformative course. Gain the knowledge, skills, and certifications you need to excel in this dynamic and high-demand field. Don't miss this opportunity to become a cybersecurity expert and open doors to exciting and lucrative career opportunities.Join us on a journey to mastering OSCP Prep, Cloud, Defensive,CEH, Mobile App and Bug Bounty while honing your skills in a practical, real-world environment. Enroll today and secure your future in cybersecurity!Note: Course content and structure may be subject to updates and improvements to ensure alignment with the latest industry trends and standards.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Software And Tools Required

Lecture 3 Topics To Be Covered For CEH ,OSCP Prep and Bug Bounty

Lecture 4 Words Of Caution

Section 2: Passive Information Gathering

Lecture 5 Passive Information Gathering

Section 3: Active Information Gathering

Lecture 6 Host And Nmap

Lecture 7 SMB Enumeration

Lecture 8 SMTP Enumeration

Lecture 9 SNMP Enumeration

Section 4: Recon Labs Practise

Lecture 10 Early Recon for a Web Application

Lecture 11 TXT Records and Github Recon

Section 5: Web Application Assessment Tools

Lecture 12 Useful Tools

Section 6: Web Attacks

Lecture 13 Web Attacks

Section 7: Shells

Lecture 14 shells

Section 8: Locating Public Exploits

Lecture 15 Use of tools

Section 9: Password Attacks

Lecture 16 Cracking for ssh rdp and web

Lecture 17 Password Cracking

Section 10: Windows Privilege Esclation

Lecture 18 Situational Awareness

Lecture 19 Hidden In Plain View

Lecture 20 Powershell Gold Mine

Lecture 21 Automated Enumeration

Lecture 22 Leveraging Windows Services

Lecture 23 DLL Hijacking

Lecture 24 Scheduled Tasks

Lecture 25 SeImpersonatePrivilege

Lecture 26 SeBackup Privilege

Lecture 27 UAC Attack

Section 11: Linux Privilege Escalation

Lecture 28 Enumerating Linux

Lecture 29 Automated Enumeration

Lecture 30 Abusing Password Authentication

Lecture 31 Abusing Binaries And Sudo

Lecture 32 CronJob

Section 12: Port Redirection and Tunneling

Lecture 33 Ligolo-ng

Section 13: Active Directory

Lecture 34 Getting Hold Of Enum and Ways

Section 14: Active Directory Hacking

Lecture 35 Cached AD Credentials

Lecture 36 Password Attacks

Lecture 37 AS-REP Roasting

Lecture 38 Lateral Movement

Section 15: File Transfer

Lecture 39 Linux-Linux

Lecture 40 Linux-Windows

Section 16: Practise Labs

Lecture 41 Hacking Windows Server Using Eternal Blue

Lecture 42 Access Using Wp-Scan

Lecture 43 Exploiting Linux With Shellshock Vulnerability

Lecture 44 Linux Hacking with dev shell and privesc with cronjob

Lecture 45 RCE In CSE-Webstore

Section 17: Bug Bounty Automation

Lecture 46 Most Asked Questions About Automation

Lecture 47 reconftw

Lecture 48 nucleifuzzer

Lecture 49 Magic Recon

Lecture 50 SocialHunter

Section 18: Bug Hunting

Lecture 51 Bug Bounty Methadology

Lecture 52 Meaning Of API and Purposes

Lecture 53 Security Mechanism Of API

Lecture 54 IDOR and Severity Levels

Lecture 55 Rate Limit Bugs

Lecture 56 Security Misconfiguration Bugs

Lecture 57 Authentication bypass via OAuth implicit flow

Lecture 58 SSRF via OpenID dynamic client registration

Lecture 59 Forced OAuth profile linking

Lecture 60 OAuth account hijacking via redirect_uri

Lecture 61 Stealing OAuth access tokens via an open redirect

Lecture 62 Stealing OAuth access tokens via a proxy page

Lecture 63 Basic password reset poisoning

Lecture 64 Host header authentication bypass

Lecture 65 Web cache poisoning via ambiguous requests

Lecture 66 Delete Account Without Password

Lecture 67 Broken Link Hijacking

Lecture 68 HTTP and HTTPS Bugs

Lecture 69 Improper Cache Control

Lecture 70 Token Is Invalidated After Use

Lecture 71 Weak Registration and Weak Password Implementation

Lecture 72 SubdomainTakeover Bugs

Lecture 73 Application DOS Bugs

Lecture 74 No Password Policy

Lecture 75 Exif Geo-Location Bugs

Lecture 76 Missing SPF DMARC

Lecture 77 Mass Assignment

Lecture 78 CORS

Lecture 79 Varnish Cache Bugs

Lecture 80 Adobe and Soap Misconfig Bugs

Lecture 81 WAF Bypass

Lecture 82 2FA Bypass

Lecture 83 Open Redirect

Lecture 84 Weak Cipher Suites

Lecture 85 Information Disclosure

Lecture 86 CSRF

Lecture 87 Business Logic Bugs

Lecture 88 Captcha Bypass

Lecture 89 Remote code execution via web shell upload

Lecture 90 API Authorization

Lecture 91 Web shell upload via Content-Type restriction bypass

Lecture 92 Web shell upload via path traversal

Lecture 93 API Authentication

Lecture 94 Web shell upload via extension blacklist bypass

Lecture 95 Clickjacking And Its Bounty

Lecture 96 Web shell upload via obfuscated file extension

Lecture 97 Remote code execution via polyglot web shell upload

Lecture 98 Web shell upload via race condition

Lecture 99 Failure To Invalidate Session On Logout Or Password Change

Lecture 100 HTML Email Injection

Lecture 101 Token Leaked In Response

Lecture 102 External Authentication Injection

Lecture 103 Cleartext Transmission Of Session Token

Lecture 104 Account Lockout Bypass

Lecture 105 Token Leakage Via 3rd Party Referrer

Lecture 106 CRLF To XSS

Lecture 107 Clipboard Enabled

Lecture 108 DoS To Owner

Lecture 109 No Secure Integrity Check

Lecture 110 Privacy Concern

Lecture 111 Iframe Injection

Lecture 112 Session Fixation

Lecture 113 Wifi SSID + Password

Lecture 114 Source Code Credential Storage

Section 19: Live Bug Bounty Session and Methodology Build

Lecture 115 Live Session 1

Lecture 116 Live Session 2

Lecture 117 Live Session 3

Lecture 118 Live Session 4

Lecture 119 Live Session 5

Section 20: Cyber Talks Regarding Bug Bounty

Lecture 120 Top 10 Interesting Bugs On The List {Escalating P5 to $1000}

Lecture 121 LFI To RCE

Lecture 122 Most Asked Questions in Cyber World

Lecture 123 Personal Journey With Questions From Public

Lecture 124 Target Finding Methadology

Lecture 125 Cyber Security Quiz

Lecture 126 Cyber Security Quiz 2

Section 21: Mobile App Security

Lecture 127 Introduction To Mobile App Pentesting

Lecture 128 Mobile App Pentesting Process

Lecture 129 Practical:Reconnaissance On A Target

Lecture 130 Understanding The Android Architecture

Lecture 131 Introducing Android Apps Building Blocks

Lecture 132 Understanding Reverse Engineering

Lecture 133 Performing Lab Setup On Windows

Lecture 134 Performing Lab Setup On Kali Linux

Lecture 135 Performing Lab Setup On MAC

Lecture 136 Setting Up Emulator On Android Studio

Lecture 137 Setup For Physical Device

Lecture 138 Pulling Apk From Playstore

Lecture 139 Practical: Introduction To Injured Android

Lecture 140 Performing Static Analysis

Lecture 141 Practical: Applying Static Analysis To Get Some Flags

Lecture 142 Practical: Exploiting Storage Buckets

Lecture 143 Practical: Exploiting Firebase Database

Lecture 144 Understanding SSL Pinning

Lecture 145 Practical: Using Burpsuite For Intercepting Traffic

Lecture 146 Practical: Using Proxyman For Intercepting Traffic

Lecture 147 Practical: Automation For Patching Applications

Lecture 148 Practical:Manual Patching Of Applications(Part 1)

Lecture 149 Practical:Manual Patching Of Applications(Part 2)

Lecture 150 Practical: Understanding Broadcast Receiver

Lecture 151 Practical: Decryption Using Frida

Lecture 152 Practical: Understanding Sqlite databases In An Application

Lecture 153 Practical: Performing Unicode Collision

Lecture 154 Practical:Deeplinks And Binary Analysis

Lecture 155 Practical:Using HTML To Generate Deep links(RCE)

Lecture 156 Practical:Assembly Language And Shared Objects

Lecture 157 Practical: DIVA Application

Lecture 158 Practical:AndroGoat Application

Lecture 159 Introduction To iOS

Lecture 160 Tools And Their Setup For iOS Pentesting

Lecture 161 Manual Static Analysis

Lecture 162 Automated Analysis Using MobSF

Lecture 163 Dynamic Analysis

Section 22: Defensive Security, Risk Mitigations and Compliances

Lecture 164 Introduction To Defensive Security

Lecture 165 Overview of Cyber Security

Lecture 166 Importance of Defensive Security

Lecture 167 OSI Model

Lecture 168 TCP/IP Basics

Lecture 169 Subnetting (Part 1)

Lecture 170 Subnetting (Part 2)

Lecture 171 Subnetting (Part 3)

Lecture 172 Subnetting (Part 4)

Lecture 173 Lab Setup

Lecture 174 Interface And Cables

Lecture 175 Security Fundamentals

Lecture 176 Practical on Packet Tracer (Part 1)

Lecture 177 Practical on Packet Tracer (Part 2)

Lecture 178 Practical on Packet Tracer (Part 3)

Lecture 179 Practical on Packet Tracer (Part 4)

Lecture 180 Standard ACLs (Part 1)

Lecture 181 Standard ACLs (Part 2)

Lecture 182 Extended ACLs

Lecture 183 Working Layer of Protocols

Lecture 184 Wireshark

Lecture 185 Nmap (Part 1)

Lecture 186 Nmap (Part 2)

Lecture 187 Protocols and Ports

Lecture 188 Compliance and Standards

Lecture 189 Incident Response And Management

Lecture 190 Risk Management

Lecture 191 Tools

Lecture 192 Firewall v/s IDP v/s IPS

Lecture 193 SIEM

Lecture 194 Windows and Linux Fundamentals

Lecture 195 Countermeasure (Part 1)

Lecture 196 Countermeasure (Part 2)

Lecture 197 Countermeasure (Part 3)

Section 23: Cloud Security

Lecture 198 Introduction To AWS Security

Lecture 199 Incident Response

Lecture 200 Event Bridge

Lecture 201 Unauthorized Activity

Lecture 202 AWS Config Theory

Lecture 203 AWS Configuration Practicals Overview

Lecture 204 Monitoring & Logging in AWS

Lecture 205 Overview About AWS CloudWatch & Guard Duty

Lecture 206 Overview About AWS Inspector & Defender

Lecture 207 Log Analysis In Cloudwatch And Cloudtrail

Lecture 208 CloudWatch Practical Overview

Lecture 209 EventBridge Practical Overview

Lecture 210 Amazon SNS Practical Overview

Lecture 211 CloudTrail Practical Overview

Lecture 212 Security Reference Architecture

Lecture 213 AWS Shared Responsibility Model

Lecture 214 Introduction To Owasp Top 10

Lecture 215 A01 - Broken Access Control

Lecture 216 A02 - Cryptographic Failures

Lecture 217 A03 - Injections

Lecture 218 A04 - Insecure Design

Lecture 219 A05 - Security Misconfigurations

Lecture 220 A06 - Vulnerable & Outdated Componenets

Lecture 221 A07 - Identification & Authorization Failures

Lecture 222 A08 - Software & Data Integrity Issues

Lecture 223 A09 - Security Logging & Monitoring Failures

Lecture 224 A10 - SSRF

Lecture 225 Securing Layered Web Architecture In AWS

Lecture 226 Best Practices To Secure Layered Web Application

Lecture 227 Edge Security Design

Lecture 228 DDOS Attack Overview & AWS Shield Introduction

Lecture 229 Best Practices for DDOS Protection

Lecture 230 Designing Secure Isolated Network Architecture

Lecture 231 Gateways & Traffic Monitoring Concept In VPC

Lecture 232 Difference In Security Group & NACL

Lecture 233 AWS Firewall Tools Stack Overview

Lecture 234 Common Use Cases of Edge Security Strategy

Lecture 235 AWS Hybrid Network Security

Lecture 236 Building AWS Hybrid Network Security Architecture

Lecture 237 Reachability Analysis In AWS

Lecture 238 Host Based Security In AWS

Lecture 239 AWS Inspector Overview

Lecture 240 Hardening Concept Overview

Lecture 241 Working Of IAM in AWS

Lecture 242 Users in AWS IAM

Lecture 243 Roles in AWS IAM

Lecture 244 Policies in AWS IAM

Lecture 245 Best Practices in AWS IAM

Lecture 246 Introduction to Access Control Concept in AWS IAM

Lecture 247 Overview about RBAC & ABAC access control

Lecture 248 Separation of Duties Concept in AWS

Lecture 249 Deployment of SOD in AWS

Lecture 250 Active Directory in AWS

Lecture 251 AWS Managed Active Directory

Lecture 252 AD Connector in AWS

Lecture 253 Scalable System Design to Access AWS Resources

Section 24: More learnings

Lecture 254 CV Making

Section 25: Regards

Lecture 255 Regards And Reviews

OSCP Prep,Cloud Security,Defensive Security,Mobile App Pentesting,Bug Bounty Advance,CEH,Active Directory,Linux Commands