External Network Attacks

Learn Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), network recon, port scanning, vulnerability scanning, exploitation and pivoting using a fully deployed lab environment. All this and more advanced attack techniques.

Target audience

Junior Pentesters

Preparing for real-world External Network engagements and wanting hands-on exploitation practice.

Aspiring Red Teamers

Security professionals transitioning into offensive security roles.

Students & Self-Learners

Anyone wanting structured, practical external pentest attack experience beyond theory.

Features

OSINT

Gather public data like domain registrations, leaked credentials, and employee info using search engines and tools like Maltego or theHarvester.

Network Recon

Discover live hosts, open ports, and running services using ping sweeps, DNS lookups, and tools like Nmap or Masscan.

Port Scanning

Probe target systems to identify open ports, service versions, and underlying operating systems using Nmap scan types and timing flags.

Vulnerability Scanning

Automate detection of known flaws like missing patches or weak configs using Nessus or OpenVAS, then validate findings manually.

Exploitation

Gain initial access by leveraging identified vulnerabilities with tools like Metasploit, custom scripts, or manual payloads.

Pivoting

Use a compromised host as a foothold to route traffic and attack internal systems not directly accessible from the outside.

Includes

Structured Course

✔ Guided walkthroughs

✔ Clear attack explanations

✔ Demonstration videos

✔ Practical exercises

Infrastructure Lab Environment

✔ Ubuntu Web Server VM

✔ Windows Server VMs

✔ Attacker VM

✔ Pre-configured setup

Requirements

Please ensure you meet the following before purchasing

Technical Requirements

✔ 16GB RAM (8GB minimum)

✔ 80GB free disk space

✔ CPU virtualization enabled

✔ Windows, macOS, or Linux

✔ VirtualBox installed

Knowledge Requirements

✔ Basic networking fundamentals

✔ Familiarity with command line

✔ Understanding of networking

✔ Familiarity with Linux

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