Advanced Infrastructure Hacking

You will be able to:

• Enumerate, investigate, target and exploit weaknesses in an organisation’s network devices, online presence, and people.
• Understand complex vulnerabilities and chained exploitation processes in order to gain access and perform restriction bypasses, privilege escalation, data exfiltration and gain long term persistence in: Web facing services, databases, Windows, Active Directory, *nix, container-based, VPN, VLAN, VoIP and Cloud environments.
• Use compromised devices to pivot onto other private networks and/or access services protected by whitelisting or only accessible via the loopback interface.

You will receive:

Access to our Hack-Lab is not just for your work during the course, you will have access for 30 days after the course too. This gives you plenty of time to practice the concepts taught during the course. The Hack-Lab contains a wide variety of challenges from local privilege escalation to VLAN hopping etc. Numerous scripts and tools will also be provided during the course, along with Delegate handouts.

What you can take away from the course:

If you are looking to develop your hacking skills further, either for working as a pen tester, or you need to understand how hackers work so that you are better able to defend against it, then this course is for you. In addition to increasing your knowledge and confidence, it provides excellent preparation for the advanced hacking examinations. By utilizing the Hack-Lab following the Advanced Infrastructure Hacking course you are provided with time to test and hone your skills and your understanding of the tools and applications used throughout the course. You can take these away for working with on a day to day basis. There are guides, walkthroughs and examples for you to use as follow-up so that you can translate these modules into practical values within your business.

Who Should Take This Class?

System Administrators, SOC Analysts, Penetration Testers, Network Engineers, security enthusiasts and if you want to take your skills to next level.

While prior pen testing experience is not a strict requirement, familiarity with both Linux and Windows command line syntax will be greatly beneficial and a reasonable technical understanding of computers and networking in general is assumed. Some hands-on experience with tools commonly used by hackers, such as Nmap, NetCat, or Metasploit, will also be beneficial, although if you are a less advanced user, you can work your way up during the 30 days of complimentary lab access provided as part of the course.

The course is ideal if you are preparing for CREST CCT (ICE), CHECK (CTL), TIGER SST or other similar industry certifications, as well as if you perform Penetration Testing on infrastructure as a day job and wish to add to your existing skill set.