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Hack To Learn: Part 1 - Introduction
This is the introduction video to the Hack To Learn series where I will walk you through setting up and hacking your first target. -
Hack To Learn: Part 2 - Environment Set Up
In order to start hacking you will first need some tools. If you’re running a Windows based Operating System then you can install tools locally. However, a better solution might be to use a Virtual Machine -
Hack To Learn: Part 3 – Hacking Legally
Dear Friend, as discussed in the part 1 video, there are many laws associated with computer misuse that will ensure you’re punished were you violate them. This means you’re not allowed to explore the internet hacking everything you see. So how do hackers hack without getting in trouble? Well there are a number of online communities that provide digital playgrounds for hackers to level up their hacking skills. These playgrounds offer a wide variety of hacking challenges including web applications, coding challenges, forensic challenges, steganography challenges and general machine challenges. -
Hack To Learn: Part 4 - OSINT and Passive Reconnaissance
Dear Friend, welcome to HaXeZ where I want to talk about Open-source intelligence and passive reconnaissance. Passive Reconnaissance is one of the most important phases for successful hacking. In contrast to active reconnaissance, Passive Reconnaissance uses Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques to gather information about the target. In other words, we attempt to gather information about the target without interacting with it. For this reason, this article is going to cover a number of Passive Reconnaissance tools but there are plenty more out there.<br /> <br /> 0:00 Introduction<br /> 1:44 Google Dorks<br /> 8:00 Maltego<br /> 15:54 Have I Been Pwnd?<br /> 20:50 MX Toolbox<br /> 27:40 Shodan<br /> 38:30 OSINT Framework<br /> 40:30 The Harvester<br /> 45:20 Conclusion<br /> <br /> Music https://www.bensound.com/ -
Hack To Learn: Part 5 - Vulnerability Scanning
Hello World and welcome to HaXeZ, today I’m going to be covering Vulnerability Scanning. This post is continuing the Hack To Learn series where I cover the basics of the different phases of hacking or penetration testing. So far we have covered Environment Setup, Hacking Legally, and Open Source Intelligence Gathering.<br /> Vulnerability Scanning<br /> <br /> Once you have completed the open source intelligence gathering phase, it’s time to start looking for vulnerabilities. Vulnerability scanning is the process of using tools to scan your target for vulnerabilities. There are many different tools that can perform vulnerability scans and the type of target you are scanning will determine what tools you use. For example, if you’re looking for vulnerabilities that affect services on the host then you could use Nmap, Nessus, OpenVAS, and many others. However, if you’re attacking a web application then you would likely use Nikto, Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, or some other tool.<br /> <br /> 0:00 Introduction<br /> 02:30 Nmap Vulnerability Scanning<br /> 08:45 Nessus Vulnerability Scanning<br /> 18:50 Nikto Vulnerability Scanning<br /> 24:50 Burp Suite Vulnerability Scanning<br /> 35:25 Conclusions
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