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Kali Linux Security by Penetration Testing

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What will you learn in this course?
  • Master penetration testing techniques using Kali Linux for cybersecurity and ethical hacking applications
  • Identify and utilize key Kali Linux tools like Wireshark, Nmap, Aircrack, Burp Suite, and Armitage for security assessments
  • Conduct comprehensive vulnerability assessments and exploit detection with Kali Linux utilities
  • Develop effective security testing strategies to identify attack vectors and strengthen network defenses

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Kali Linux is an incredibly powerful tool for penetration testing that comes with over 600 security utilities, including such popular solutions as Wireshark, Nmap, Armitage, Aircrack, and Burp Suite. During penetration testing, you should pay special attention to various problems and possible attack vectors .