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Attack on Wireless Networks by hackers is the most common threat to the businesses in modern world. This course will teach you how to protect your network by converting your raspberry pi into a low-cost hacking tool.
Raspberry pi, a credit card sized computer chip can help you design open and well documented projects which are easy to build and modify. Ever thought, a portable raspberry pi tool can be converted into a low-cost hacking tool.EC-Council’s Mobile Security Toolkit (Better known as the STORM!) is a fully-loaded pen-test platform which comes equipped with STORM Linux (a Raspbian based, customized distro of Linux equipped with the industry’s most popular hacking tools) loaded onto a portable touchscreen device.
This course will provide a practical experimentation of penetration hacking beginning with setting up Kali Linux on Raspberry Pi 3. Further, you’ll learn about various network scenarios such as wireless security and network scanning, thus helping you to detect real-time issues and capture sensitive data. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to turn your Pi 3 into a honeypot and will be able to detect that hackers are on your wire.
Size: 12.1 GB
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Who is it for?
Ethical hackers, cyber security enthusiasts and professionals interested in using Raspberry pi for penetration testing.
Security experts or novice Linux users who want to learn about Network and System Security.
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