Phases of Hackers

Module 1: Today’s Threat Landscape Module 2: Key Principles of Security Module 3: Understanding your enemy! Module 4: Phases of Hackers Lunch Break Module 5: What motivates hackers? Module 6: Pass the Hash Module 7: Windows Security Capabilities and Tools

Module Insights Identify how hackers behave in real- world when they chaise targets and gain access.

Phases of Hackers ReconnaissanceScanningGaining Access Maintaining Access Clearing Tracks

Reconnaissance Refers to phase where attacker gathers as much information as possible. Learn About Target: 1) Active Recon 2) Passive Recon

DEMO Gaining fast personal information's

Scanning Types Port Scanning Vulnerability ScanningNetwork Scanning

DEMO How do they find us?

Gaining Access The Key Point of hacking: This phase of the attack occurs when the hacker moves from simply probing the network to actually attacking it. After the hacker has gained access, he can begin to move from system to system, spreading his damage as he progresses. Comes down to his skill level, amount of access he achieves, network architecture, and configuration of the victim's network.

DEMO How do they gain access?

Maintaining Access Refers to the phase when attacker tries to retain ownership of the system The attacker may compromise the system This where Backdoors, RootKits or Trojans prevents your systems An Attacker can upload, download or manipulate data, applications & configurations of your systems

Clearing Tracks Refer to activates carried out by an attacker to hide the misdeeds Reasons Inc. the need for prolonged stay, continued use of resource, remove evidence of hacking

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