Hacking Fundamentals Practice Exam
Hacking Fundamentals Practice Exam
About Hacking Fundamentals Exam
This exam tests the fundamental skills and knowledge required for understanding the principles of ethical hacking and cybersecurity. It covers key topics such as network security, penetration testing, vulnerability scanning, social engineering, and securing digital infrastructures. The exam is designed to assess your ability to identify and exploit vulnerabilities within networks, web applications, and systems, as well as your understanding of hacking methodologies and techniques used by cybercriminals.
Skills Required
- Basic understanding of computer networks, TCP/IP, and the OSI model.
- Familiarity with security protocols and cryptography concepts.
- Proficiency in using security tools such as Nmap, Metasploit, and Wireshark.
- Knowledge of penetration testing techniques and strategies for identifying vulnerabilities in both web applications and networks.
- Understanding of system vulnerabilities, malware analysis, and social engineering tactics.
- Basic scripting or programming skills (Python, Bash, etc.) to automate tasks and exploit vulnerabilities.
Who should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for individuals looking to build a strong foundation in ethical hacking and cybersecurity. It is especially suited for:
- Aspiring security professionals and ethical hackers who want to start their careers in penetration testing.
- IT professionals, network administrators, and system administrators looking to expand their knowledge of network and system security.
- Students and individuals interested in entering the cybersecurity field and gaining a solid understanding of hacking fundamentals.
- Anyone preparing for more advanced certifications in ethical hacking, such as CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) or CompTIA Security+.
Course Outline
The Hacking Fundamentals Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 - Breach Techniques
- Overview
- Scanning and Enumeration Techniques for Breach
- Web Application Enumeration in Breach
- Analyzing HTTPS Traffic with Wireshark for Breach
- Using Burp Suite for HTTPS Breach Analysis
- Methods to Gain Access in Breach
- Horizontal Privilege Escalation in Breach
- Vertical Privilege Escalation in Breach
Domain 2 - GoldenEye Exploitation
- Scanning and Enumeration in GoldenEye
- Web Application Enumeration with GoldenEye
- POP3 Enumeration in GoldenEye
- Further Exploration of Web Application and POP3 Enumeration with GoldenEye
- Access Gaining Methods in GoldenEye
- Privilege Escalation Techniques in GoldenEye
Domain 3 - Bob Hacking Techniques
- Scanning and Enumeration in Bob
- Web Application Enumeration with Bob
- Gaining Access Using Bob
- Privilege Escalation with Bob
- Advanced Privilege Escalation in Bob
Domain 4 - Exploit Development
- Setting Up for Exploit Development
- Fuzzing in Exploit Development
- Identifying Buffer Offset in Exploit Development
- Dealing with Bad Characters in Exploit Development
- Controlling Code Execution in Exploit Development
- Gaining Access through Exploit Development
Domain 5 - Misdirection Exploitation
- Scanning and Enumeration Techniques for Misdirection
- Web Application Enumeration in Misdirection
- Accessing Systems and Privilege Escalation in Misdirection
- Advanced Privilege Escalation in Misdirection
Domain 6 - WinterMute Exploitation
- Scanning and Enumeration in Straylight
- Web Application Enumeration in Straylight
- Gaining Access in Straylight
- Privilege Escalation in Straylight
- Scanning and Port Forwarding with Neuromancer
- Web Application Enumeration in Neuromancer
- Access Gaining in Neuromancer
- Privilege Escalation in Neuromancer
Domain 7 - Windows Systems: Fundamentals
- Scanning and Enumeration for Windows Systems
- Accessing Windows 10 Systems
- Post-Compromise Enumeration Techniques
- Gaining MS-SQL Access
Domain 8 - FunBox2 Exploitation
- Scanning and Enumeration in FunBox2
- Gaining Access in FunBox2
- Escaping Jail Shell in FunBox2
- Privilege Escalation in FunBox2
