Black Box Penetration Testing
A black box penetration testing provides the analyst with no knowledge at all. In this scenario, the penetration tester takes the path of an underprivileged intruder, from first exposure and executions until exploitation. This situation is the most realistic, illustrating how an attacker with no internal information may attack and infiltrate a company. But, this also makes it the most expensive alternative. This implies that black-box penetration testing is based on a constant study of the victim network’s actually running programmes and processes. A black-box penetration tester has to be conversant with automated scanning technologies as well as human penetration testing techniques. Because no such diagram is supplied to them, black-box penetration testers must also be capable of building their own mapping of a targeted system based on experiences.
Grey Box Penetration Testing
Only little information is provided with the tester during a grey box penetration test, also referred as a transparent box test. Typically, this consists of login information. Grey box testing is important for determining the amount of access a privileged person may have and the possible harm they may inflict. Grey box tests achieve a mix among complexity and performance, and they may be used to mimic a security breaches or an assault that has broken the entire network. In most real- world assaults, a tenacious attacker will undertake surveillance on the target area, providing them with information comparable to an insiders. Customers frequently choose grey box testing as the optimum mix of expediency and reliability, as it eliminates potential time consuming exploration.
White Box Penetration Testing
White-box testing is also known as clear-box testing, open-box testing, auxiliary testing, and logic-driven testing. It is the total opposite of black-box testing in that ethical hackers have complete knowledge of the internal, architectural documents, and etc. White-box testing is perhaps the most time-consuming kind of ethical hacking since it requires combing through huge amounts of data to find possible sources of vulnerability. White-box penetration testers, unlike black-box and gray-box testers, may do static code analysis, necessitating expertise with system software analyzers, debugging tools, and related tools essential for this sort of assessment. But, dynamically analysis methods and methodologies are equally crucial for white-box testers because static analysis might overlook vulnerabilities created by target network configuration errors.
About Courses
Black Box Penetration Testing
Course Modules
- Introduction to Functional, Non-Functional and Regression Testing
- Making AI tools for automation of testing
- Python for Manual Testing
- Network Architecture and DMZ mapping
- Information utilization
- Forensics Basics and log Management
- Red-Team Development Tactics
- Strategies of Black Hat
- Cost & Risk inspection techniques
- Technical and Non-Technical Report Writing
This Course is For
- This course is created specifically for individuals who wish to create their own red team and cyber operation centre.
- Cyber Security Specialists
- Vulnerability Researchers
- Network Administrators
Course Perquisites
- At least 5 years of experience in networking (Recommended CCNA and CCNP)
- At least 3 years of experience as domain controller
- 2 years of experience with Linux and Oracle
- Good knowledge of Virtualization
You Will Learn
- How Forensics can be used to catch the attackers
- Information Gathering for blind target
- Tool development of exposure of vulnerabilities
- Report writing techniques for executives
Grey Box Penetration Testing
Course Modules
- Domain Enumeration
- Web Vulnerability Testing
- Software/Frameworks Vulnerability Testing
- Data Analysis and Monitoring
- Pattern and Matrix Testing
- Development of Blue-Team
- Advance scanning techniques using frameworks
- Exploitation of Active Directories and Servers
- Exploiting intranet routers and switches
- Bypassing firewalls
- Creating undetected malwares
- Technical and Non-Technical Report Writing
This Course is For
- Network Administrator
- Security Managers
- Ethical Hackers
- Penetration Tester
Course Perquisites
- Basic Knowledge of Python and C/C++
- Understanding of AD and networking
- Basic knowledge of reverse engineering
You Will Learn
- Poising AD and it’s forest
- Bypassing advance network security mitigation
- Developing attacking tools using own critical thinking
- Report writing for executives
White Box Penetration Testing
Course Modules
- Information Gathering
- Enumeration
- Scanning and Demystified network internals
- Network Penetration Testing
- Web Application Penetration Testing
- Poising Data Bases and Operating Systems
- Social Engineering Attacks
- Dismaying of Firewalls
- Bypassing Software Security
- Backdooring Injections
- Technical and Non-Technical Report Writing
This Course is For
- Security Auditors
- Security Analysts/researchers
- Purple-Team developers
- Ethical Hackers
- Penetration Testers
Course Perquisites
- At least 3 years of experience in Cyber Security Administration
- Good knowledge of networking
- Hands-on experience of Linux and Windows Operating System
You Will Learn
- Network Devices Internals
- Web attacks and their working in environment
- Software/App level security bypassing techniques
- Social Engineering Techniques
Select Training to Enroll
- 1:1 sessions is also Available
- Companies can save money by purchasing trainings in bulk for their staff.
- Physical Penetration Testing is Only on-demand training. To secure your training, please contact Sectech’s sales team.