Ethical Hacking Workshop
 Learn to trace emails, create your own VIRUS (Vital Information Resources Under Siege. Did you know that?!), hack into sites, and get the results you want from google by using simple tricks!
Two students stand to win a scholarship worth Rs. 50,000/-. The scholarship will be given to the best performers of the quiz that will be taken at the end of the workshop. It will be in the form of vouchers worth Rs. 50,000/- for facilities offered by Innobuzz.
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Registrations for this workshop are now closed.
Part I
Why is Security needed?
What is ethical hacking?
Ethical Hacker vs Malicious Hacker
Types of Hackers
Building an approach for ethical hacking
PART II | Google Hacking
What is Google?
How does Google work?
Google Tricks
Basic Hacks
Google Calculator
Google News
Google Tools
How can Google hacking help an ethical hacker?
Preventing Google Crawls
Practical Class: Case Studies
PART III | Scanning
What is Scanning?
Objectives of Scanning
Practical Class
Scanning Tools to be used:
Nmap
Null Scan
Firewalk
XMAS Scan
NIKTO
GFI Languard
PART IV | Email Hacking
How does Email work?
Tracing an Email
Spam
What is Spamming?
Methods of Prevention
Laws about Spamming
Fake Emails
Detecting Fake Emails
Tracing Server variables
Part V | Trojans
Definition
Legend
Difference b/w Trojan, virus and worms
Working of Trojans
Server, Client, Direct & Reverse connections
Trojan Practical
Beast, Bandook etc.
Both direct and reverse connection
Trojans on WAN
Problems – Dynamic IP
NAT
Using netcat as a Trojan
Antivirus Detection process
Heuristics, signatures
Hex editing, source code changes, custom, binders, packers, DLL injection
Social Engineering – Deploying Trojans
Manual Detection
TCP-view, process monitors
Part VI | Session Hijacking
Understanding Sessions
Passive vs. Active session hijack
TCP sessions and HTTP sessions
TCP session hijacking – Telnet
Stealing Cookies to Hijack Session ID - XSS
Part VII | PHP Injection
Understanding Sever side scripting
Using code-injection to escalate privileges
Briefings on PHP, ASP etc.
Coding PHP shell
Using PHP shells
Exploiting file upload vulnerability
PHP vulnerable functions and safe mode
Prevention of code injection
Part VIII | SQL Injection
Defining SQL
Understanding web application
Using SQL to login via middleware language
Checking SQL Injection vulnerability
URL and forms
SQL query SELECT, DROP etc.
SQL cheat sheets
Using source changes to bypass client side validation
PHP magic quotes
Using SQL injection tools
Importance of Server side validation
Part IX | Sniffing
Introduction
Active, Passive
DNS, ARP
Tools
Wireshark, Ettercap Cain n Abel
Detecting Sniffing
DNS Poisoning
Router Hacking
Emulating WAN sniffing
Participants will be provided with "Innobuzz Ethical Hacking Kit" which contains tons of Information Security Tools. Participants will also be provided with printed handouts which will guide the students through the workshop.
The fee for the Workshop is Rs. 1100/- per person.
The Payment is to be made by Demand Draft in favour of The Registrar, IIST, Payable at Trivandrum. You also need to send an attested photocopy of the college ID cards of the team members. Do not forget to mention your Registration ID (ID's are provided in the registration mail). DD's received after 23rd February 2010, will NOT be accepted. You are requested to send us an email at 2010[at]conscientia[dot]co[dot]in with a scanned copy of the demand draft, to prevent problems arising due to postal delay.
Please mail your DD at the following address:
Conscientia Office,
Indian Institute of Space Science and Technology,
ATF Campus, ISRO P.O., Thumba,
Thiruvananthapuram 695022,
Kerala
- Participants must register on the website to attend this workshop.
- Certificates will be awarded to all the participants.
- For any queries and clarifications, contact wnl[at]conscientia[dot]co[dot]in.
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