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Ethical Hacking

Wade Mackey

Ethical Hacking

MIS 5211.702 ■ Fall 2020 ■ Wade Mackey
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September 28, 2020 by Akshay Shendarkar Leave a Comment

This week’s reading article introduces us to ‘Netcat’ which has proven to be a very important tool for IT security admins in maintaining the security of their networks. Netcat is a Linux utility program which is used for reading and writing data using TCP and UDP protocols across networks. Netcat is very strong in creating connections using port filtering, with network devices, hence it is also used as a network debugging tool. The article illustrates further on various uses or circumstances in which netcat can be used by security admins as well as the relevant syntax which is used for carrying out specific actions using this tool.

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  • Week 01: Overview (3)
  • Week 02: TCP/IP and Network Architecture (6)
  • Week 03: Reconnaisance (5)
  • Week 04: Network Mapping and Vulnerability Scanning (11)
  • Week 05: Metasploit (10)
  • Week 06: More Metasploit (4)
  • Week 07: Social Engineering (7)
  • Week 08: Malware (6)
  • Week 09: Web Application Hacking (7)
  • Week 10: SecuritySheperd (6)
  • Week 11: Intro to Dark Web and Intro to Cloud (4)
  • Week 12: Introduction to Wireless Security with WEP and WPA2 PSK (7)
  • Week 13: WPA2 Enterprise and Beyond WiFi (3)
  • Week 14: Jack the Ripper, Cain and Able, and Ettercap (4)

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