- Introduction
- Installing Kage
- Hacking Windows10 With kage
- Hacking Windows7 With Kage
- Hacking Android With Kage
What you'll learn
- Student Will Learn to create metasploit backdoors, payloads for windows, android with an easy GUI using Kage
Description
This Course is especially designed for the Very Beginners Level (Script Kiddie), In this course you will learn how to use kage tool, inspired by AhMyth designed for Metasploit RPC Server to interact with meterpreter sessions and generate payloads, to create backdoor (A backdoor is a typically covert method of bypassing normal authentication or encryption in a computer, product, embedded device, or its embodiment.) and uploading the backdoor on the different target machines like windows 10, windows 7 and on the android platform using Kage the Metasploit GUI .
The Prerequisites For Using This Tools Are :-
· Metasploit-framework must be installed and in your PATH:
o Msfrpcd
o Msfvenom
o Msfdb
What are the requirements?
A willingness to learn and an open mind
Basic understanding of how computers work
Some linux and network experience is a plus
What am I going to get from this course?
By the end of this course, you will be able to create payloads and backdoors.
You will have the ability to remotely access and control the victim devices.
You will learn how to install Kage and use it for generating backdoors.
You will access compromised devices and run commands remotely
What is the target audience?
Anyone interested in cybersecurity
This are the Credits:-
Metasploit Framework - (c) Rapid7 Inc. 2012 (BSD License)
node-msfrpc - (c) Tomas Gonzalez Vivo. 2017 (Apache License)
electron-vue - (c) Greg Holguin. 2016 (MIT)
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About the instructors
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THE HEX
Cyber Security Researcher
Greetings,
My journey began with a deep-rooted passion for computers, which eventually ignited my curiosity to delve into the complex yet intriguing world of ethical hacking. With a drive to understand the nuances of cyber security, I learned how to navigate through online privacy protocols, stay anonymous online, and maintain security in the ever-evolving cyber-world.
My professional career has been diverse and enriching. I've spent several years discovering vulnerabilities across various systems and platforms, a feat that has provided me with a deep understanding of cyber threats and potential mitigation strategies. I've also freelanced as a penetration tester, assisting new and emerging organizations in safeguarding their web applications. In this role, I've been instrumental in helping these organizations develop robust infrastructure that can withstand potential cyber attacks.
One of my key philosophies is that online security and privacy are invaluable yet overlooked aspects of today's digital world. With the exponential rise in cyber attacks each day, it's more important than ever to be proactive. I am a firm believer in the saying, "No System is Secure 100%," and hence, my mission is to discover vulnerabilities and secure them before they can be exploited by malicious entities.
Through my courses on Udemy, I aim to raise awareness and impart my knowledge on these critical subjects. By sharing my experience and insights, I hope to inspire a new generation of ethical hackers and cyber security experts who are equally passionate about safeguarding the digital landscape.
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"An outstanding and professionally delivered course."
excelent
not so use full
Thanks a lot