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Exploit Ubuntu Linux, a course for Beginners

What you will learn

Learn what exploits are

Learn how to find and run exploits

Learn how to do privelege escalation on Ubuntu Linux 20.04

Learn how to setup Virtual Box

Description

In a corner of the internet where there are no rules, there is a group of people who do not play by the rules. These are the hackers and crackers who cross lines and get away with it.

It’s been around for a long time. There are entire generations of hackers that merely know how to utilize exploits; So what is an exploit?

In the security software industry, an exploit is a piece of software, a chunk of data, or a sequence of commands that takes advantage of a bug or vulnerability in order to cause unintended or unanticipated behavior to occur on computer software, hardware, or something electronic (usually computerized).

In simple terms: A vulnerability is a bug in code that can be triggered by an attacker and an exploit is the method used to trigger the bug.


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A vulnerability on its own is just a potential risk. It must be exploited before it becomes a problem. For example, having your car broken into is not good, but having your car broken into and then your laptop stolen is very bad indeed.

This course teaches you the basics of exploits and how to apply them (to Ubuntu Linux). It is a beginners course and requires no programming knowledge (we won’t do programming in this course). You will apply some exploits, one of which will even make you a root user (administrator) on Ubuntu Linux 20.04.

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Content

Introduction
Introduction
What is an exploit?
Setup Virtual Box
Introduction
What is Virtualbox
Configure virtual box
Install OS in Virtual Box
Post Installing
Privilege esclation (Ubuntu 20.04)
Introduction
Exploit: Become root on Ubuntu 20.04
CVE tool
Little tool cvescan
cvescan demo
Remote Code Execution (Ubuntu 14.04)
Introduction
Remote Code Execution on Ubuntu 14.04