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The Ultimate Kali Linux Book

You're reading from   The Ultimate Kali Linux Book Harness Nmap, Metasploit, Aircrack-ng, and Empire for cutting-edge pentesting

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Product type Paperback
Published in Apr 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781835085806
Length 828 pages
Edition 3rd Edition
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Author (1):
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Glen D. Singh Glen D. Singh
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Table of Contents (21) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Introduction to Ethical Hacking 2. Building a Penetration Testing Lab FREE CHAPTER 3. Setting Up for Advanced Penetration Testing Techniques 4. Passive Reconnaissance 5. Exploring Open-Source Intelligence 6. Active Reconnaissance 7. Performing Vulnerability Assessments 8. Understanding Network Penetration Testing 9. Performing Network Penetration Testing 10. Post-Exploitation Techniques 11. Delving into Command and Control Tactics 12. Working with Active Directory Attacks 13. Advanced Active Directory Attacks 14. Advanced Wireless Penetration Testing 15. Social Engineering Attacks 16. Understanding Website Application Security 17. Advanced Website Penetration Testing 18. Best Practices for the Real World 19. Index
Appendix

Anonymizing internet-based traffic

Ensuring your identity is kept secret during a penetration test is important to prevent the target from knowing who is collecting information about them. However, during the reconnaissance phase of the Cyber Kill Chain® (covered in Chapter 1), you may be using various tools to help automate the information-gathering process. These tools will generate traffic and contain your source IP address within each packet that leaves your device.

For instance, you’re performing a port scan on a targeted web server to identify open ports and running services. When the port scanner tool on your device sends specially crafted packets (probes) to the targeted web server, each probe will contain your source IP address, which can be used to identify your geolocation. The targeted web server will generate log messages on each transaction it performs and will contain a record of all source IP addresses, including yours. Targets can identify and counteract...

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