Hey, everyone, welcome back to the
course. So in the last video, we
talked about the vulnerability
assessment. So, again, if you have
access to the paid Siberry content,
you want to go ahead and complete
that assessment.
If you don't as an alternative,
you can just go ahead and practice
vulnerability scanning that'll help
you become a better
penetration tester and also a better
defender if you decide to work on
that side of the fence.
So in this video, we're just going
to wrap up the course.
We'll talk about the things we
covered. And I just want to say
thank you for taking the course
again and congratulations on making
it this far in the course.
Now, if for some reason you have not
downloaded any of the supplemental
resources yet. So if you for some
reason didn't download the step by
step lab guides, if you didn't
download any of the resources
we've provided for you, be sure to
do that before you fully in the
course year that we can use that
information to be better in your
career.
So why don't we cover this course?
Well, of course, in the different
modules, we started and ended with
an introduction.
And then here we're at the conclusion
now.
But we also went ahead and checked
for life systems as well as live
ports. We also did generalized
scanning and we used different
flags. For example, we did like
Christmas scans.
We did send scans or basically that
first part of the TCP through a
handshake was the operating
system fingerprinting as well as
Baner grabbing, which again is just
telling us what kind of version of
the software might be running, what
software is it or what kind of
operating system is in use.
We ran different integration tools.
We also went ahead and did our
vulnerability scanners.
So if you recall, we had a couple of
different labs in there and we went
ahead and learned a little bit about
vulnerability scanners and we were
able to see with open vials,
we were able to see the different
vulnerabilities that it produced for
us. Again, Open Vohs is a pretty
common one alongside Nessus,
which is a paid model.
But again, open, open versus excuse
me, is a free version.
So, again, I just want to thank you
for this, Corso, as I mentioned
before in the syllabus document,
there's a grouping of
different courses that you should
take as kind of your next step.
So it's in the supplemental
resources. So, again, if you haven't
downloaded all that good, juicy,
lovely stuff that we provided for
you, then be sure to do so.
And I thank you for taking this
course. If you want to learn more
about penetration testing in
general, then feel free to go ahead
and take my penetration testing, an
ethical hacking course where we kind
of walk through a lot of the
different areas you would need to
understand as a penetration tester.
Now, I want to stress that that
course isn't going to make you like
the world's greatest hacker or
anything like that. It is an
introductory type level course and
primarily to help you focus and pass
the Easy Council of Certified
Ethical Hacker examination.
So, again, thank you for watching
this course and I'll see you in the
next one.