Presentazione del corso

Il Corso Penetration Test – CompTIA Pentest+ ha come obiettivo principale fornire ai partecipanti le conoscenze e le competenze necessarie per condurre test di penetrazione efficaci su sistemi informatici e reti aziendali. Durante il corso, i partecipanti acquisiranno una comprensione approfondita dei principi e delle tecniche dei test di penetrazione, come i vari approcci, le fasi del test e i modelli di minaccia. Inoltre, i partecipanti acquisiranno familiarità con le varie tecniche di test di penetrazione, tra cui il footprinting, la scansione delle porte, la raccolta di informazioni, l’ingegneria sociale, la valutazione delle vulnerabilità e l’esecuzione dell’attacco. Il corso coprirà anche le metodologie e gli strumenti utilizzati per i test di penetrazione, inclusi gli strumenti open source e commerciali. I partecipanti apprenderanno a raccogliere, analizzare e riportare i risultati dei test di penetrazione in modo chiaro e accurato. Inoltre, il corso fornirà una panoramica delle tecniche di mitigazione dei rischi e della gestione dei risultati dei test di penetrazione. Durante il corso, i partecipanti acquisiranno anche familiarità con le normative e le norme in materia di sicurezza informatica, tra cui la conformità regolamentare. Il corso contribuisce alla preparazione dell’esame di Certificazione CompTIA PenTest+.

Obiettivi

Di seguito una sintesi degli obiettivi principali del Corso Penetration Test CompTIA PenTest+:

• Fornire conoscenze e competenze per condurre test di penetrazione efficaci su sistemi informatici e reti aziendali.
• Approfondire i principi e le tecniche dei test di penetrazione, inclusi approcci, fasi e modelli di minaccia.
• Imparare l’uso di tecniche di test di penetrazione come footprinting, scansione delle porte e ingegneria sociale.
• Acquisire competenze nell’uso di strumenti di test di penetrazione, sia open source che commerciali.
• Sviluppare abilità nella raccolta, analisi e reporting dei risultati dei test di penetrazione.

Prerequisiti di frequenza

È un requisito fondamentale essere in possesso di conoscenze di Cybersecurity CBROPS oppure aver partecipato al corso CompTIA Security+.

Destinatari

Il corso è rivolto a chi vuole apprendere conoscenze e competenze per condurre test di penetrazione efficaci su sistemi informatici e reti aziendali, approfondendone i principi e le tecniche tramite l’utilizzo di strumenti sia open source che commerciali.

Contenuti del corso

Planning and Scoping Penetration Tests

• Introduction to Penetration Testing Concepts
• Plan a Pen Test Engagement
• Scope and Negotiate a Pen Test Engagement
• Prepare for a Pen Test Engagement

Conducting Passive Reconnaissance

• Gather Background Information
• Prepare Background Findings for Next Steps

Performing Non-Technical Tests

• Perform Social Engineering Tests
• Perform Physical Security Tests on Facilities

Conducting Active Reconnaissance

• Scan Networks
• Enumerate Targets
• Scan for Vulnerabilities
• Analyze Basic Scripts

Analyzing Vulnerabilities

• Analyze Vulnerability Scan Results
• Leverage Information to Prepare for Exploitation

Penetrating Networks

• Exploit Network-Based Vulnerabilities
• Exploit Wireless and RF-Based Vulnerabilities
• Exploit Specialized Systems

Exploiting Host-Based Vulnerabilities

• Exploit Windows-Based Vulnerabilities
• Exploit *nix-Based Vulnerabilities

Testing Applications

• Exploit Web Application Vulnerabilities
• Test Source Code and Compiled Apps

Completing Post-Exploit Tasks

• Use Lateral Movement Techniques
• Use Persistence Techniques
• Use Anti-Forensics Techniques

Analyzing and Reporting Pen Test Results

• Analyze Pen Test Data
• Develop Recommendations for Mitigation Strategies
• Write and Handle Reports
• Conduct Post-Report-Delivery Activities

Attività Laboratoriali

• Exploring the pentest+ lab environment
• Exploring the pentest+ lab environment: kali linux
• Planning and scoping penetration tests
• Preparing to go live
• Conducting passive reconnaissance
• Gathering open source intelligence (osint) using whois
• Gathering open source intelligence (osint) using domain name resolution
• Gathering open source intelligence (osint) using shodan search engine
• Gathering osint on a domain using recon-ng
• Gathering osint on a domain using maltego
• Strategizing usage of osint findings (analysis activity)
• Preparing background findings for next steps (analysis activity)
• Performing non-technical tests
• Baiting users with usb thumb drives
• Crafting malicious payload with msfvenom
• Harvesting credentials through phishing
• Pharming attack with social engineering tool (set)
• Performing physical security tests on facilities (analysis activity)
• Conducting active reconnaissance
• Scanning networks with nmap: ping sweep, port scan, stealth scan
• Services fingerprinting and os detection with nmap: nmap scripting engine (nse)
• Scanning networks with metasploit modules
• Banner grabbing through telnet
• Os fingerprinting through ping and ttl
• Enumerating targets with metasploit
• Enumerating targets with rpcclient
• Scanning for system vulnerabilities using openvas
• Scanning for web app vulnerabilities using arachni
• Website enumeration with dirbuster
• Website enumeration with nikto
• Analyzing a basic port scan script in python
• Analyzing vulnerabilities
• Analyzing vulnerability scan results (analysis activity)
• Using common vulnerabilities and exposures (cve) to analyze vulnerabilities
• Using common vulnerability scoring system (cvss) for risk assessment
• Leveraging information to prepare for exploitation (analysis activity)
• Penetrating networks
• Sniffing cleartext protocols
• Intercepting file transmissions on the network
• Man in the middle through arp poisoning
• Using arpspoof and ettercap for arp poisoning
• Using dsniff and wireshark for traffic sniffing
• Exploiting host-based vulnerabilities
• Exploiting smb vulnerabilities in windows
• Managing meterpreter sessions
• Exploiting password vulnerabilities in windows
• Dumping credential hashes and the security account manager (sam)
• Gaining access throuhg pass the hash attack
• Exploiting linux-based vulnerabilities: hail mary attack with armitage
• Online credential cracking with hydra
• Offline crdential cracking with john the ripper
• Offline crdential cracking with hashcat
• Brute forcing credentials with a dictionary list
• Customizing masks and charset for credential brute force
• Generating customized dictionary lists with crunch
• Testing applications
• Exploiting security misconfigurations in web apps
• Leveraging missing access controls
• Poison null byte
• Directory traversal
• Command injection
• Exploiting sql injection vulnerabilities in web apps
• Stacking sql queries with union select
• Exploiting xss vulnerabilities in web apps
• Reflected cross site scripting (xss)
• Persistent cross site scripting (xss)
• Dom-based cross site scripting (xss)
• Cross site request forgery (csrf)
• Exploiting authentication and authorization vulnerabilities in web apps
• Predicting weakly constructed session identifier (sid) in web sessions
• Session hijacking through cookie grabbing and manipulation
• Attacking a web application using an interceptor proxy: burp suite
• Fuzzing a compiled application
• Conducting static and dynamic analysis
• Completing post-exploit tasks
• Pivoting from one host to another
• Migrating malicious code between running processes
• Installing a persistent backdoor and gaining persistence
• Bind and reverse shell with netcat
• Exfiltrating sensitive data and capturing keystroke
• Anti-forensics techniques: tampering timestamps, stealing process identifiers (pids), clearing logs
• Analyzing and reporting pen test results
• Analyzing pen test data (analysis activity)
• Recommending mitigation strategies (analysis activity)
• Writing and handling reports (analysis activity)
• Performing post-engagement cleanup tasks
• Performing additional follow-up activities (analysis activity)

Durata del corso

5 gg

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