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Over 70 recipes for system administrators or DevOps to master Kali Linux 2 and perform effective security assessments

About This Book
  • Set up a penetration testing lab to conduct a preliminary assessment of attack surfaces and run exploits
  • Improve your testing efficiency with the use of automated vulnerability scanners
  • Work through step-by-step recipes to detect a wide array of vulnerabilities, exploit them to analyze their consequences, and identify security anomalies
Who This Book Is For

This book is intended for those who want to know more about information security. In particular, its ideal for system administrators and system architects who want to ensure that the infrastructure and systems they are creating and managing are secure. This book helps both beginners and intermediates by allowing them to use it as a reference book and to gain in-depth knowledge.

What You Will Learn
  • Understand the importance of security assessments over merely setting up and managing systems/processes
  • Familiarize yourself with tools such as OPENVAS to locate system and network vulnerabilities
  • Discover multiple solutions to escalate privileges on a compromised machine
  • Identify security anomalies in order to make your infrastructure secure and further strengthen it
  • Acquire the skills to prevent infrastructure and application vulnerabilities
  • Exploit vulnerabilities that require a complex setup with the help of Metasploit
In Detail

With the increasing threats of breaches and attacks on critical infrastructure, system administrators and architects can use Kali Linux 2.0 to ensure their infrastructure is secure by finding out known vulnerabilities and safeguarding their infrastructure against unknown vulnerabilities.

This practical cookbook-style guide contains chapters carefully structured in three phases - information gathering, vulnerability assessment, and penetration testing for the web, and wired and wireless networks. Its an ideal reference guide if youre looking for a solution to a specific problem or learning how to use a tool. We provide hands-on examples of powerful tools/scripts designed for exploitation.

In the final section, we cover various tools you can use during testing, and we help you create in-depth reports to impress management. We provide system engineers with steps to reproduce issues and fix them.

Style and approach

This practical book is full of easy-to-follow recipes with based on real-world problems faced by the authors. Each recipe is divided into three sections, clearly defining what the recipe does, what you need, and how to do it. The carefully structured recipes allow you to go directly to your topic of interest.

Table of Contents
  1. Getting Started - Setting Up an Environment
  2. Network Information Gathering
  3. Network Vulnerability Assessment
  4. Network Exploitation
  5. Web Application Information Gathering
  6. Web Application Vulnerability Assessment
  7. Web Application Exploitation
  8. System and Password Exploitation
  9. Privilege Escalation and Exploitation
  10. Wireless Exploitation
  11. Pen Testing 101 Basics

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Kali Linux Intrusion and Exploitation Cookbook

Kali Linux Intrusion and Exploitation Cookbook

Copyright 2017 Packt Publishing

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embedded in critical articles or reviews.

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First published: April 2017

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Credits

Authors

Dhruv ShahIshan Girdhar

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Reviewers

Akash Mahajan

Nishant Das Patnaik

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Project Coordinator

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About the Authors

Dhruv Shah is an information security consultant and security researcher. He started his career as an information security trainer and later moved to consulting. He has a great passion for security. He has been working in the security industry for nearly 7 years. Over this period, he has performed network security assessments, web application assessments, and mobile application assessments for various private and public organizations, as well as private sector banks.

He runs the security-geek.in website, a popular resource of security guides, cheat sheets, and walkthroughs for vulnerable machines of VulnHub. He holds a masters of science in information technology (MSc IT) degree from Mumbai University. His certifications include CEH, CISE, and ECSA.

Outside of work, he can be found gaming on Steam, playing CS GO and Rocket League.

I'd like to extend my thanks to Rohit Kumar Singh for giving me the opportunity to get involved in this book. I'd thank my parents for providing a core set of values that guide me through the roughest days; my brother, Harshit Shah, for always being there for me; and, especially, my girlfriend, Tusharika Agrawal, for her support, encouragement, and most importantly motivation throughout the writing of this book. Also, I'd like to give a final thank you to all of my friends, family, and colleagues who have supported me over the years.

Ishan Girdhar is a security researcher and penetration tester. With over 5 years of work experience, he has been involved in research on vulnerabilities, malware, protocol analysis, evolving attack vectors, network packet analysis, and many other technical subjects. He is currently working with one of the biggest mobile ad network companies, InMobi. Previously, he has worked with top firms and one of the biggest Internet payment companies, PayPal. He holds bachelors and masters degrees in computer science and has the MCP, CCNA, RHCE, and OSCP certifications. He has also conducted various training courses for Red Hat Linux, and web application and network security training.

In his spare time, he prefers reading, scripting, tweeting (@ishangirdhar), and writing articles for his personal blog (www.ishangirdhar.com), which aims to share knowledge and encourage budding enthusiasts. He has partaken in NullCon (Goa 2012, 2013, 2014, and 2015) and has been actively engaged in Null Meets (the Delhi and Bangalore chapters).

Ishan specializes in enterprise risk and vulnerability assessment, security research, scripting, network packet analysis, protocol security assessment, cyber threat intelligence, and mobile security.

About the Reviewers

Akash Mahajan is an accomplished security professional with over a decade's experience of providing specialist application and infrastructure consulting services at the highest levels to companies, governments, and organizations around the world.

He has a lot of experience of working with clients to provide cutting edge security insight that truly reflects the commercial and operational needs of the organization, ranging from strategic advice and testing and analysis to incident response and recovery.

He is an active participant in the international security community and a conference speaker both individually, as chapter lead of the Bangalore chapter of OWASP--the global organization responsible for defining the standards for web application security--and as a co-founder of NULL, Indias largest open security community.

He is the author of Burp Suite Essentials , by Packt, and also a technical reviewer for Mobile Application Penetration Testing .

Thank you Izzat for making the job of technical reviewing as smooth as it can be.

Nishant Das Patnaik is an experienced application security and DevSecOps engineer. He is currently working as an application security engineer at eBay Bangalore. In the past, he has worked as an application security researcher at InMobi and as a senior paranoid at Yahoo!. He loves to share his work with the InfoSec and developer community through public speaking and open source projects. Hence, he has been a presenter at Black Hat Europe 2016, Black Hat USA 2016, Black Hat USA 2013, and Nullcon 2012. He loves to code in Python, Node.js, and PHP. He has authored a book, Software Hacking , published by Vikas Publishing, and he is also the technical reviewer of a book, iOS Penetration Testing: A Definitive Guide to iOS Security , published by Apress Inc. When he is not working, you can either find him playing the piano or experimenting in the kitchen. You may reach out to him on Twitter at @dpnishant and check out some of his open source projects at github.com/dpnishant.

I would like to thank my parents, Manoj Das Pattanaik and Ipsita Das Pattanaik, for all of their sacrifices to give me better opportunities in life, and my sister, Sulagna, without whose support, love, and blessings I would not have been able to achieve what I have today. I would also like to thank all of my really close friends, Diwakar Kumar Dinkar, Abhilash Sahoo, Piyush Pattanayak, Vivek Singh Yadav, Somasish Sahoo, and my colleagues at eBay and Yahoo!, who have always been a constant source of support and encouragement. I would like to thank Izzat Contractor from Packt Publishing Limited, and Ishan Girdhar, for giving me this great opportunity to work with them. Last but not least, I would like to thank the Supreme Almighty for constantly bestowing some of his kindest blessings on me.

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