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Summer Training Program

Certified Cyber Security Expert V 2.0 + Web Application Development

A] Training Sessions Schedule:

Ethical Hacking & Information Security

Modules Particulars Duration

(hours)

Ethical Hacking

Cyber Ethics

 Hackers & hacking methodologies

 Types of hackers

1  Communities of Hackers 2.0

 Malicious Hacker Strategies

 Steps to conduct Ethical Hacking

 Hiding your identity while performing attacks Basic Network Terminologies

 TCP / IP protocols  IP addresses 2  Classes of IP addresses 2.0  NAT  Proxies and VPN’s  SSH and putty

Information Gathering & Footprinting

 Whois information

 Active / Passive information gathering

3  Information gathering using 2.0

 Foot printing methodologies

 Tools that aid in foot printing

 Savitabhabhi.com case studies Scanning & Enumeration

 Why scanning?

4  Types of scanning 2.0

 Tools to aid in scanning

 Nmap - The Godfather

 Banner grabbing Trojans, Backdoors

 How to control victim’s computer using Trojans

5 Binding Trojans with another file 2.0

Undetection process of Trojans from Antivirus

 Removal of Trojans from your computer

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Virus & Worms

 Introduction to viruses

 How they work?

6  Methods use to hide themselves and replicate themselves 2.0

 Introduction to worms

 Causes of worms

 Method used to replicate themselves

 Role of antivirus product and goat file Phishing & its Prevention

7  Making phishing pages 2.0

 How to detect phishing pages

 Detecting Phishing Crimes System Hacking & Security

 Password cracking

 Privilege escalation

8  Tools to aid in system hacking 2.0

 Understanding rootkits

 Clearing traces

 Countermeasures

Social engineering & Honeypots

 Introduction

 Laws of social engineering

9  Types of social engineering 2.0

 Honeypots introduction

 Types of honeypots

 Setting up windows / Linux honeypot Bot,Bots & DOS(Denial of Service)

 Introduction to bots

10 Introduction to botnets and zombies 2.0

Botnet lifecycle

 IRC bots

 Customize your own bot Cryptography

 Public-key Cryptography

 Working of Encryption

 Digital Signature

11  RSA 2.0

 Example of RSA Algorithm

 RC4, RC5, RC6, Blowfish

 Algorithms and Security

 Tools that aid in Cryptography Google Hacking

 Understanding how Google works

 Google basic operators

12  Google advanced operators 2.0

 Automated Google tools

 How to use Google to find the desired website

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SQL Injection 1

 Web Application Overview

 Web Application Attacks

 OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities

 Putting Trojans on websites

 SQL injection attacks

 Executing Operating System Commands

13  Getting Output of SQL Query 2.0

 Getting Data from the Database Using ODBC Error Message

 How to Mine all Column Names of a Table

 How to Retrieve any Data

 How to Update/Insert Data into Database

 SQL Injection in Oracle

 SQL Injection in MySql Database

 20 Hands on Demonstrations on real websites SQL Injection 2

 Attacking Against SQL Servers

 SQL Server Resolution Service (SSRS)

14  SQL Injection Automated Tools 2.0

 MSSQL Injection

 Blind SQL Injection

 Preventing SQL Injection Attacks Proxy servers and VPN’s

 Introduction

15  Different Between Proxies & VPN 2.0

 Making own proxy server

 Configuring own proxy server

 Configuring VPN Cross Site Scripting

 Introduction to XSS

16 Types of XSS 2.0

XSS worm and XSS shell

 Cookie grabbing

 Countermeasures

Local File Inclusion/Remote File Inclusion

 Introduction to LFI

17  Parameters to LFI 2.0

 Introduction to RFI

 Countermeasures Secure Coding Practices

 Why secure coding?

18  Secure coding standards 2.0

 Secure coding methods

 Dissecting the source code Information Disclosure Vulnerabilities

 Introduction

19  Setting up the correct chmod 2.0

 Protecting the sensitive server files

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Session Hijacking

 Introduction

20  Types of session hijacking 2.0

 Tools that aid in session hijacking

 Countermeasures Hacking Web Servers

 Understanding IIS and apache

21 How to use PHP and ASP backdoors 2.0

What are local root exploits?

 Implementing web server security

 Patch management

Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing

 Introduction to VAPT

 Categories of security assessments

 Vulnerability Assessment

 Limitations of Vulnerability Assessment

 Penetration Testing

 Types of Penetration Testing

 Risk Management

22 Do-It-Yourself Testing 2.0

Outsourcing Penetration Testing Services

 Terms of Engagement

 Project Scope

 Pentest Service Level Agreements

 Testing points

 Testing Locations

 Automated Testing

 Manual Testing

 Demonstrations Assembly Language Basics

 Machine Language

 Assembly Language

 Assembler

 Assembly Language Vs High-level Language

 Assembly Language Compilers

 Instruction operands

 MOV instruction

 ADD instruction

23  SUB instruction 2.0

 INC and DEC instructions

 Directive

 preprocessor

 Interrupts

 Interrupt handler

 External interrupts and Internal interrupts

 Handlers

 Assembling the code

 Compiling the C code

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 Understanding an assembly listing file

 Big and Little Endian Representation

 Skeleton File

 Working with Integers

 Signed integers  Signed Magnitude  Two’s Compliment  If statements  Do while loops  Indirect addressing  Subprogram  The Stack  The SS segment  ESP

 The Stack Usage

 The CALL and RET Instructions Buffer Overflows 1-2

 Introduction

 How BOF works

 Stack based buffer overflow

24-25 Heap based buffer overflow 4.0

Heap spray

 Understanding the shellcode

 Mapping the memory

 Fuzzing

 Countermeasures Exploit Writing

 Exploits Overview

 Prerequisites for Writing Exploits and Shellcodes

 Purpose of Exploit Writing

26 Types of Exploits 2.0

Tools that aid in writing Shellcode

 Issues Involved With Shellcode Writing

 Addressing problem

 Null byte problem

 System call implementation Metasploit Framework

 Introduction to this framework

27-28  Getting hands on commands 4.0

 Hacking windows with metasploit

 Hacking Linux with metasploit

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Firewalls, IDS, Evading IDS

 Introduction

 How to detect Intrusion

30  Types of Intrusion 2.0

 Configuring IDPS

 Firewall and it’s types

 Evading Firewalls and IDS Wireless Hacking & Security

 Wireless Protocols

 Wireless Routers-Working

31  Attacks on Wireless Routers 2.0

 Cracking Wireless routers password(WEP)

 Securing routers from Hackers

 Countermeasures

Mobile, VoIP Hacking & Security

 SMS & SMSC Introduction

 SMS forging & countermeasures

32  Sending & Tracking fake SMSes 2.0

 VoIP Introduction

 Installing VoIP Server

 Forging Call using VoIP Bluetooth Hacking

 Introduction to Bluetooth

 Understanding Bluetooth protocols

 Types of Bluetooth attacks

 Bluejacking

 Tools for Bluejacking

33  BlueSpam 2.0

 Blue snarfing

 BlueBug Attack

 Short Pairing Code Attacks

 Man-In-Middle Attacks

 Tools that aid in Bluetooth Hacking

 Countermeasures

Introduction to Cyber Crime Investigation & IT ACT 2000

 Types of Cyber Crimes

34  Reporting Cyber Crimes & Incidence response 2.0

 Introduction to IT Act 2000 & its sections

 Flaws in IT ACT,2000

Investigation Methodologies & Case Studies

 Different Logging Systems

 Investigating Emails ( Email Tracing)

35 Ahmedabad Bomb Blasts Terror Mail case study 2.0 Investigating Phishing Cases

 Investigating Data Theft Cases

 Investigating Orkut Profile Impersonation Cases

 Investigating SMS & Call Spoofing Cases

36 Cyber Forensics 2.0

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 Hands on Cyber Forensics on Hard Disks

 Preparing Cyber Forensics Reports Enterprise Information Security Management

 Establishment of ISMS

 Implementation ,Monitoring ,Review & Maintenance of ISMS

37  Resource Management & Management Responsibilities 2.0

 Internal Audits

 Selection of Appropriate Controls

 Corrective & Preventive Actions

38 Project Work 1 2.0

39 Project Work 2 2.0

40 Examination 2.0

Total Hours 80

Web Application Development (PHP)

Modules Particulars Hours

PHP

1  Exploring PHP Environment & Setting PHP 2.0

 Environment in WAMP Server 2.0

2  Understanding & Implementing HTML 2.0

3  Working PHP Variables 2.0

4  Understanding Operators & Flow Control 2.0

5  Handling Strings & Arrays 2.0

6  Handling HTML Controls & Forms in Webpage 2.0

7  Uploading files to server using PHP 2.0

8  Installing & Configuring Database using Database 2.0

9  Working with MYSQL Database 2.0

10  Understanding Database & Implementing Mysql Schema 2.0

11  File Handling 2.0

12  Working with Sessions & Cookies 2.0

13  Securing Web Application 2.0

14  Making Sample Web Application 1 2.0

15  Making Sample Web Application 1 2.0

Total Hours 30

Note: These are just the major aspects that we will be discussing, each point will be elaborated in detail with demonstrations of the tools and techniques.

B] Projects/Web Applications to offer:

 Online Antivirus Scanner 

 Online Vulnerability Scanner 

 Institute Management System 

C] Program Duration:

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D] Program Benefits & Highlights:

 Learn & Interact with renowned Industry Experts 

 Receive an unparalleled education on the art of computer security with personal one-on-one attention from TechDefence. 

 Hands on Demonstrations of Latest Hacking Techniques & Tools. 

 Hands on Demonstrations of various cases solved by TechDefence. 

 PowerPoint Presentation, Live Demos, Interactive Question & Answer sessions and comprehensive reading material. 

E] Key Benefits of TechDefence:

 We have rich experience working on cases & training for Crime Branch, Ahmedabad, Nashik, Hyderabad, Surat & Rajkot. 

 Conducted more than 280 workshops & seminars for Students & Professionals across globe. 

 We helped Top Investigating Agencies to solve Cyber Terrorism Cases like Ahmedabad & Mumbai Blasts Cases. 

 We do not use third party tools. we have developed our Crypters, Trojans, Scripts etc. 

 Our Director & Trainer is supported by Ministry of Home Affairs, Malaysia & Border Security Force, India. 

F] Program Trainer:

 TechDefence (To know more about Sunny Vaghela please visit www.techdefence.com )

G] Summer Training Centres:

Ahmedabad, New Delhi, Jaipur, Hyderabad, Rajkot.

H] Course Material & CDs:

 Comprehensive course material will be provided to participants. 

 Ethical Hacking Toolkit(10 CDS) (Containing Tools, Videos, EBooks, Presentations and reading material) 

I] Certification:

Certificate of “Certified Cyber Security Expert Version 2.0” will be given to participants from TechDefence. 

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