The Skinny Research and Development Cyber Intrusion Fundamentals (CIF) class is designed to take participating students on a hacker’s journey of initial target identification to fully compromising websites, Windows enterprise networks, cell phones, and home computers. Students and personnel of any skill level will learn the realistic tactics and techniques intruders use to gain unauthorized access to systems worldwide.
Students will be armed with technical and procedural skills required to perform internal and external cyber assessments focused on acquiring unauthorized access to data and computer resources. Without a firm understanding of how hackers successfully execute cyber intrusions, it is impossible to properly defend any electronic asset in an era constructed on Internet-connected devices.
Cyber intrusions can be costly for any organization large or small. This course will uncover the practical approach used by malicious actors to carry out their targeted attacks. Cyber Intrusion Fundamentals is intensely hands-on focused with students participating in class demonstrations and challenges to solidify course content. By the end of the course, students will walk away with a range of tools, software, and write-ups to ensure they can develop their own personal cyber test range.
Students will receive:
- Course Virtual Machines
- Laptop PC
- Course Pentesting Tools and Scripts
| Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 |
| Introduction
Intrusion Basics Google Dorking Finding Credentials Nmap and Metasploit Your First Intrusion |
Website Basics
Finding Usernames Weak Passwords Secrets of the Source Forcing our Way In |
All About Windows
Command Line Powershell Kung Fu Remote Powershell Kung Fu |
Active Directory Basics
Enumerating the Domain Abusing Common Misconfigurations |
Malware Primer
Writing Adware Writing Ransomware Writing a Trojan Continuous Learning Materials |
