Why are phishing attacks successful?

Name: Phishing Practical - Part 3
Uploaded: 2022-03-02 05:30:25
Description: A phishing attack is a cybercrime in which someone (or a group of people) uses email or social media to try to scam you out of personal data, money, or information. Here's how to avoid getting caught up in these scams.

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The key reason for the effectiveness of these attacks is a lack of employee training that focuses on topics like phishing and ransomware.

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Course Content

Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Overview of Ethical Hacking

Key Terminologies - Part 1

Key Terminologies - Part 2

Key Terminologies - Part 3

Key Terminologies - Part 4

Common Cyber Attacks

Operating System Cyber Attacks

Types of Hackers

Introduction to Linux & Kernel

File Securing Techniques

Setting up a Hacking Lab using Kali Linux - Part 1

Setting up a Hacking Lab using Kali Linux - Part 2

Setting up a Hacking Lab using Metasploit

Basic Linux commands in Linux

File commands in Linux

Folder commands in Linux

Shell commands in Linux

Linux Directories

Assignment : Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Key Terminologies in Ethical Hacking

Overview of Vulnerabilities

Phases of Ethical Hacking

Introduction to Footprinting

Eavesdropping Attack

Overview of Nmap

Nmap Scanning Methods - Part 1

Nmap Scanning Methods - Part 2

Assignment : Ethical Hacking Phases

Internet Assigned Numbers Authority

Introduction to IP Addressing

IPv4 Addresses

IPv6 Addresses

IP Address Detection

Ping Requests and Ping Sweep

Traceroute

Common Nmap Commands - Part 1

Common Nmap Commands - Part 2

ARP Spoofing Overview

ARP Spoofing Demo

IP Spoofing Overview

IP Spoofing Demo

MAC Flooding

DNS Enumeration - 1

DNS Enumeration - 2

VLAN Hopping Part - 1

VLAN Hopping Part - 2

Countermeasures against Network Securities Attack

Assignment : Hacking and IP Addresses

Introduction to Routing Terminologies

Ports - I

Ports - II

Virtual Port Numbers

Port Scanning

Port Scanning with Zenmap Part -1

Port Scanning with Zenmap Part -2

Advanced Port Scanner

Countermeasures to Prevent Port Scanning

Wireshark Part 1

Wireshark Part 2

Assignment : Hacking and Ports