PTPv5 - eLearnSecurity

Mindmap/CheatSheet for eLearnSecurity-PTPv5

Table of Contents

• System Security
• Network Security
• Powershell for Pentester
• Linux Exploitation
• Web Application Security
• Wifi Security
• Ruby and Metasploit

System Security

This sections covers the basics of system architecture fundamentals needed to tackle/exploit system vulnerabilities like Buffer Overflows.

• Architecture Fundamentals
• Assembler, Debugger and Tools
• Buffer Overflows
• Shellcoding
• Cryptography and Password-Cracking
• Malware

Network Security

This section has the largest amount of content in the whole course. It covers network penetration testing methodology, Anonymity and Social Engineering.

• Information Gathering
• Scanning
• Enumeration
• Sniffing and MITM Attacks
• Exploitation
• Post-Exploitation
• Not Included : Anonymity
• Not Included : Social Engineering

Powershell for Pentester

This section covers the basics of Windows Powershell and the Offensive usage of Windows Powershell.

• Introduction to Powershell
• Powershell Fundamtentals
• Offensive Powershell

Linux Exploitation

This section covers the methodology and techniques to exploiting a Linux-based system, ranging from Information Gathering to Post-Exploitation.

• Introduction to Linux
• Information Gathering
• Remote Exploitation ( Exploitation over the Network )
• Post-Exploitation
  • Currently, working on https://tryhackme.com/room/linuxprivesc , will update the Privilege Escalation portion soon

Web Application Security

This section covers the common vulnerabilities found in modern Web Application and how to exploit them.

• Introduction to Web Application
• Information Gathering
• Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)
• SQL Injection (SQLi)
• Other common Web Attacks

Wifi Security

This section covers the basics of Wifi Security. Not tested in the exam.

• Pre-requisites
• Environment Setup
• Wireless Standards
• Wifi Network Discovery
• Traffic Anaylsis
• Attacking Wifi Networks
• Using Wifi as attack vector

Ruby and Metasploit

This section covers the Ruby programming language that would be helpful in tackling Buffer Overflows. Lastly, it also covers a small portion related to Metasploit.

• Installation and Fundamentals
• Control Structures
• Methods, Variables, Scope
• Classes, Modules, Exceptions
• Pentester pre-requisites
• I/O Input/Output
• Network and OS Interaction
• The Web
• Exploitation with Ruby
• Metasploit