Compete Tutorial ||Network PT Using Python and Kali Linux||Step By Step

Compete Tutorial ||Network PT Using Python and Kali Linux||Step By Step for Beginners and Experts as well
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What is penetration testing
Penetration testing, or pen testing, involves simulating cyberattacks against your own systems to help identify any vulnerabilities that could be potentially exploited. Network penetration tests use various hacking techniques to identify security vulnerabilities in your networks. These tests use real methods and approaches that a hacker could use to access the system, providing critical information about the security of a network.

How does network pen testing work?
In simplest terms, network pen testing works by simulating a real-life attack, providing critical information about potential weaknesses hackers could use as entry points to gain access to your network(s). “Ethical hackers” (likely security specialists on your team or a third-party vendor) use a variety of methods to attempt to compromise your network(s).

A typical network pen testing approach involves the following steps:

Planning. In the planning phase, ethical hackers discuss the scope and overall aim of the test with key stakeholders. Testing methods and success metrics are defined in this initial discussion phase. After a basic overview is decided upon, hackers start surveying all components of the businesses’ network.
Testing. In this phase, hackers use either static or dynamic testing solutions to study and understand how the network responds to simulated attacks.
Accessing networks. After testing the network to understand its behavior, ethical hackers will perform a variety of attacks on the network, including web application attacks, SQL injections, etc. These attacks will help identify the target network’s vulnerabilities. If the ethical hackers identify vulnerabilities, they will attempt to actually exploit them, from attempting to steal data to escalating privileges to intercepting traffic. The idea here is to determine how much damage they can cause. After successfully gaining access, another metric of interest is to see how long the tester can maintain their access within the system. If hackers can maintain access to a system for a long period of time, this lends them more opportunity to wreak havoc and collect valuable sensitive data.
Analysis. After completing testing activities, pen testers will analyze their results and create a report showing their findings. This report will provide actionable insight into vulnerabilities, actual exploitability, and the chance for businesses to take necessary remediation action before a real hacker has the opportunity to exploit their system.
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What should be included in a network pen test report?
The final step in pen testing, providing a report with the analysis, should include the following several key items:

An executive summary. This summary should offer a concise description of the business risk and the overall impact of findings to the business. By providing a nontechnical and approachable analysis of the current state of security, nontechnical stakeholders can easily understand their overall security posture and more easily provide needed support.
Risk analysis. This section should walk through the risk findings, providing detailed analysis of the discovered risks and their implications.
Impact analysis. This should include a detailed description of how likely discovered vulnerabilities are to be exploited and how devastating/widespread the impact would be if they actually were to be exploited.

Disclaimer:
This video is made available for educational and informational purposes only. We believe that everyone must be aware of ethical hacking and cybersecurity to avoid different types of cyberattacks on computers, websites, apps, etc. Please regard the word hacking as ethical hacking every time we use it.
All our videos have been made using our own systems, servers, routers, and websites. It does not contain any illegal activities. Our sole purpose is to raise awareness related to cybersecurity and help our viewers learn ways to defend themselves from any hacking activities. Cyber Technical Knowledge is not responsible for any misuse of the provided information.

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