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Cloud Ethical Hacking: Learn How to Use Kali Linux on Amazon AWS

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AWS Basics and Creating the Kali Instance (7:26)
Install xRDP with Kali (6:53)
Guacamole Screen Introduction (7:39)
De Facto Exploitation Framework: Metasploit (8:12)

Introduction

Let's Meet! (1:12)
Curriculum Details (4:29)
Things to be careful about! (2:38)

Virtual Machines and Lab Environment

Why do we need a lab (3:11)
Current Limitations (1:50)
Benefits of the cloud (4:47)

Introduction to Amazon AWS

Amazon Free Tier Account (5:52)
Creating Kali Instance (7:26)
EC2 Dashboard (5:40)
Terminal Alternatives (3:54)
Wrap Up (1:03)

Remote Lab Access

xRDP vs VNC (2:04)
Install xRDP on Kali (6:53)
RDP Security Settings (2:25)
Accessing Kali using xRDP (7:17)
Connecting Kali from Windows (3:13)
Server side settings and Session Types (5:48)
Wrap Up (1:29)

Setting Up Windows

Windows Instance on AWS (7:59)
Preparing Windows for Exploitation (10:04)

Setting up Lab Environment

Intro (1:00)
Install Centos on AWS (6:58)
Install Guacamole via Script (8:58)
Guacamole Screen Introduction (7:39)
Connect to Windows (5:26)
Guacamole Features (4:26)
Screen Recording (7:37)
Wrap Up (1:00)

Ethical Hacking on AWS

AWS Pentesting Process (11:07)
AWS Pentesting Approval (1:29)

Windows Hacking with Kali

Introduction (1:19)
Kali at a Glance (7:25)
Our Favourite Network Scanner Tool: Nmap (8:52)
Identifying the Vulnerable Service on Windows (4:18)
De Facto Exploitation Framework: Metasploit (8:12)
Exploiting the Windows Server and Using Meterpreter (11:25)

Conclusion

Wrapping Up (4:36)

AWS Basics and Creating the Kali Instance

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