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Introduction to MetaSploit frame work

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SHORT DESCRIPTION

This workshop will introduce you to the Metasploit Framework, a powerful tool used for penetration testing. You'll learn the basics of navigating the framework, using its modules to scan for vulnerabilities, and exploit them in a safe and controlled environment.

Mode : Online

Duration : 3 Days

Certificate Included

LONG DESCRIPTION

In this in-depth workshop, we'll delve into the world of Metasploit, the go-to framework for penetration testers. We'll begin by understanding the core functionalities of Metasploit and its role in ethical hacking.

The workshop will then equip you with hands-on experience:

  • Navigating the Framework: We'll explore the different interfaces of Metasploit, including the command-line console (msfconsole). You'll learn how to search for exploits, configure them for specific targets, and launch attacks in a controlled lab environment.
  • Essential Modules: Uncover the various modules that power Metasploit, such as exploit databases, scanners, payloads, and auxiliary tools. You'll gain practical knowledge of how these modules work together to identify vulnerabilities and gain access to systems.
  • Scanning and Exploitation: We'll walk you through the process of scanning target systems for vulnerabilities and then selecting appropriate exploits to gain a foothold. This will be done in a safe lab environment, emphasizing responsible and ethical use of these techniques.
  • Beyond the Basics: For those wanting to explore further, the workshop will introduce advanced concepts like post-exploitation techniques and maintaining access to compromised systems.

By the end of this workshop, you'll have a solid foundation in using Metasploit to identify and exploit vulnerabilities, empowering you to strengthen your network security posture.

Remember: This workshop is intended for educational purposes only and should be conducted in a controlled lab environment. Ethical hacking practices must always be followed.

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