This course is geared for administrators of Security Onion 2.3. Students will gain a foundational understanding of the platform – how to architect, deploy, manage and tune their Security Onion 2.3 grid.
Preview Course Welcome & Introduction to Security Onion
Overall Architecture
Installation – Manager Node
Installation – Search Node
Installation – Forward Node
Grid Management with Salt
Grid User Management
Grid Firewall Management
Grid Updates
Grid Hardening
The topic of Hardware Hacking is one of the topics that is rarely addressed and mentioned in official courses, but nevertheless it is one of the most important techniques required for hackers who intend to carry out field and physical attacks. This package includes videos from conferences like DefCon on this topic, hands-on courses, lots of books, YouTube videos and blogs. In this course, you will learn a wide range of topics such as making (Rubber Ducky) BAD USB, FPGA attacks, security testing of switches and routers, Wifi jamming, direct attacks on Memory, attacks on Mouse, etc. This package includes more than 40 hours of educational videos and many books. To know the names of the courses and books in this package, you can watch the video of this article.
Learn how to design, build and maintain your own C2 Framework codebase from scratch. Build a RESTful API-driven Team Server, and a .NET Framework Implant with a variety of post-exploitation capabilities. Design and build Unit Tests to automatically test your code and prevent regression bugs.
Getting Started
Team Server
Agent
Testing
Final Code
Red Team Ops is an online, self-study course that teaches the basic principles, tools and techniques synonymous with red teaming. Students will first cover the core concepts of adversary simulation, command & control, engagement planning and reporting. They will then go through each stage of the attack lifecycle – from initial compromise to full domain takeover, data hunting and exfiltration. Students will learn how common “OPSEC failures” can lead to detection by defenders, and how to carry out those attacks in a stealthier way. Finally, they will learn how to bypass defences such as Windows Defender, AMSI and AppLocker.
Getting Started
Command & Control
External Reconnaissance
Initial Compromise
Host Reconnaissance
Host Persistence
Host Privilege Escalation
Host Persistence (Reprised)
Credential Theft
Password Cracking Tips & Tricks
Domain Reconnaissance
User Impersonation
Lateral Movement
Session Passing
Pivoting
Data Protection API
Kerberos
Active Directory Certificate Services
Group Policy
MS SQL Servers
Microsoft Configuration Manager
Domain Dominance
Forest & Domain Trusts
Local Administrator Password Solution
Microsoft Defender Antivirus
Application Whitelisting
Data Hunting & Exfiltration
Extending Cobalt Strike
Exam Preparation
This 16-hour information security training course will cover the core security skills all Security Operation Center (SOC) analysts need to have. These are the skills that all Black Hills Information Security (BHIS) SOC team members need to have.
