Ethical hacking
is an authorized attempt to gain unauthorized access to a computer system,
application, or data using the strategies and actions of malicious attackers. This
practice helps to identify security vulnerabilities that can be resolved before
a malicious attacker has the opportunity to exploit them.
Our upcoming webinar, "Qwerty unleashed : Exploring Next -Gen Hacker Techniques for Passwords" is designed to help you to mimic
an actual attack to look for attack vectors against the target. The initial
goal is to perform reconnaissance, gaining as much information as possible.
Key Features:
- Ethical
hacking aims to mimic an actual attack to look for attack vectors against the
target.
- In
addition to uncovering vulnerabilities, ethical hackers use exploits against
the vulnerabilities to prove how a malicious attacker could exploit it.
- Ethical
hacking is used to improve the security of the systems and networks by fixing
the vulnerability found while testing.
- Ethical hackers use the same tools, tricks, and
techniques that malicious hackers used, but with the permission of the
authorized person.
What you will learn:
- Social Media Hacker: Hackers are now using powerful AI
software to scan posts made everywhere in social media. It can harvest the
smallest details about your life in minutes.
- Google hacking database: Valuable tool
for security professionals to discover vulnerabilities and weaknesses in web
applications and websites.
- How Hackers Trace any one's Location: Hackers can
infect your phone with viruses that send them your location data or even give them access to your
microphone and camera.
- How to secure yourself form Hackers: In the cybercrime
world, a brute-force attack is the simplest way to get access to a server or
website or wherever anything is password protected.
Benefits of Attending This Webinar:
- High
Demand and Job Security With the growing number of cyber threats, Ethical
Hackers are in high demand.
- Conducting
real-world assessments to protect networks.
- Implementing
security measures that strengthen networks and actively prevent breaches.
- Using
an attacker’s point of view to discover weak points to fix.
- Safeguarding
the security of investors' and customers' data and earning their trust.
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