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This book is dedicated to the use of Kali Linux in performing penetration tests against networks. A penetration test simulates an attack against a network or a system by a malicious outsider or insider. Unlike a vulnerability assessment, penetration testing is designed to include the exploitation phase. Therefore, it proves that the exploit is present, and that it is accompanied by the very real risk of being compromised if not acted upon.
Content:-
Preface
Part 1: The Attacker's Kill Chain
Chapter 1: Starting with Kali Linux
Chapter 2: Identifying the Target – Passive Reconnaissance
Chapter 3: Active Reconnaissance and Vulnerability Scanning
Chapter 4: Exploit
Chapter 5: Post Exploit – Action on the Objective
Chapter 6: Post Exploit – Persistence
Part 2: The Delivery Phase
Chapter 7: Physical Attacks and Social Engineering
Chapter 8: Exploiting Wireless Communications
Chapter 9: Reconnaissance and Exploitation of Web-based Applications
Chapter 10: Exploiting Remote Access Communications
Chapter 11: Client-side Exploitation
Appendix: Installing Kali Linux
Index
Author Details
"Robert W. Beggs" is the founder and CEO of Digital Defence, a company that specializes in preventing and responding to information security incidents. He has more than 15 years of experience in the technical leadership of security engagements, including penetration testing of wired and wireless networks, incident response, and data forensics.
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