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• Lab Setup (Virtual Machine, Kali Linux, Vulnerable Labs, Burp Suite)

• Brute-Forcing Attacks (Login, OTP, Password Reset)

• Mail Server Misconfigurations (SPF, DKIM, DMARC Issues)

• CMS Hunting (WordPress, Joomla, Drupal Enumeration & Exploits)

• Critical File Exposure (config.php, .env, backup files)

• Session Fixation & Session Hijacking

• Sniffing Attacks (HTTP/HTTPS, Man-in-the-Middle)

• Broken Link Hijacking

• 2FA / OTP Bypass Techniques

• Weak Password Policies & Confirmation Checks

• Insecure Password Reset Implementations

• Open Redirect Vulnerabilities

• Clickjacking Attacks

• Session Termination Failures (Session Still Active After Logout)

• Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

• No Rate Limiting (OTP Brute Force, SMS Bombing, DoS)

• Host Header Injection & Password Reset Poisoning

• Use of Vulnerable JavaScript Libraries

• Cross-Site Scripting (XSS – Stored, Reflected, DOM-Based)

• SQL Injection (Classic, Blind, Time-Based)

• Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)

• Local File Inclusion (LFI) & Remote File Inclusion (RFI)

• Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR)

• Broken Access Control (Vertical & Horizontal Privilege Escalation)

• Information Disclosure via Headers (Server, X-Powered-By)

• Directory Listing Enabled

• HTTP Method Tampering (PUT, DELETE Enabled)

• Insecure Deserialization

• Subdomain Takeover

• Security Misconfigurations (Exposed Admin Panels, Debug Mode)

• Clickjacking

• Business Logic Flaws

• Credential Stuffing & Token Reuse Attacks

• CORS Misconfiguration

• JavaScript-Based Keyloggers

• CAPTCHA Bypass Techniques

• API Security Testing (Broken Auth, Excessive Data Exposure)

• CVE Exploitation (Real-world known vulnerabilities)

• Automated Scanners & Fuzzing (Nikto, Nuclei, Dirb, Gobuster)

 1. Introduction to AI in Offensive Security

• What is AI/ML in cybersecurity?
• How AI is transforming ethical hacking
• Real-world examples of AI-powered attacks

 2. Automating Reconnaissance Using AI

• Using AI to identify domains, subdomains, and endpoints
• Automating Google Dorking with GPT-like models
• GitHub Dorking automation (leak detection, token search)
• Censys/Shodan search automation with LLMs

3. AI-Assisted Nuclei Template Generation

• Intro to Nuclei and templates
• Auto-generating custom templates using prompts
• Validating and fine-tuning AI-created templates

4. Payload Generation with AI

• AI-generated XSS, SQLi, LFI payloads
• Crafting evasion-focused payloads
• Auto-encoding and obfuscating scripts

5. AI for Tool Building

• Using Python + OpenAI/GPT to build custom scripts
• Creating recon and scan tools with AI input
• Real-time command generation for terminal-based hacking

6. Exploiting Vulnerabilities with AI

• Auto-writing POCs for known CVEs
• Using AI to chain vulnerabilities
• AI in post-exploitation (enumeration script creation)

 7. AI in Social Engineering

• Generating phishing content with ChatGPT
• AI-crafted fake personas (LinkedIn, email, etc.)
• Detecting vs. crafting deepfakes and AI voice spoofing

 8. Tools & Projects

• Tools: AutoRecon, GPTNuclei, AI Dork Generator
• Lab: Build an AI-based recon tool
• Project: Automate subdomain enumeration & template-based scanning

 9. Real-World Case Studies

• GPT-assisted bug bounty reports
• How hackers are using AI in the wild
• Challenges & limitations of AI in hacking

• Exploring Android & Understanding the APK Structure
• Key Elements of Android: Activities, Services, Broadcast Receivers, and Content Providers
• An In-Depth Look at Static Analysis of Android Apps
• Delving into the AndroidManifest.xml File
• Identifying Sensitive Data Leaks: Hardcoded Keys, API Tokens, and More
• Exploiting Components: Examining Exported Activities and Services
• Useful Tools: ApkTool and jadx for Reverse Engineering
• Streamlining Static Analysis with Custom Scripts
• Getting Started with Frida for Runtime Hooking
• Dynamic Testing Techniques for Mobile Applications
• Strategies to Bypass Root Detection Mechanisms
• SSL Pinning Bypass Methods
• Utilizing ADB (Android Debug Bridge) for Testing and Access

• Understanding the Fundamentals of Web Application Architecture
• An Overview of the OWASP Top 10
• Manual and Automated Reconnaissance Techniques
• Input Validation and Injection Testing Methods (including XSS, SQL Injection, etc.)
• Testing for Session Management and Authentication Issues
• Identifying File Upload Vulnerabilities
• Business Logic Testing Strategies
• Recognizing Insecure API Endpoints
• Tools You Can Use: Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, Nuclei, Nikto
• Automating with Nuclei Templates and Custom Scripts
• Hands-On Labs for Real-World Web Vulnerability Exploitation

• Privilege escalation techniques on both Windows and Linux systems involve exploiting vulnerabilities to gain higher access levels.
• In the realm of Active Directory attacks, methods like Kerberoasting, DCSync, and Pass-the-Hash are critical to understand.
• Lateral movement techniques enable an attacker to navigate through a network after an initial breach.
• Credential dumping tools, such as Mimikatz and LaZagne, are vital for gathering user credentials.
• Command and Control (C2) frameworks like Covenant, Sliver, and Cobalt Strike facilitate remote control over compromised systems.
• Creating custom payloads can be accomplished using tools like MSFVenom, Shellter, and Veil.
• Bypassing antivirus and endpoint detection response (EDR) systems is crucial for maintaining stealth.
• Techniques like DLL injection and process hollowing help in manipulating running processes.
• Deploying web shells and establishing persistence are essential for long-term access to targeted systems.
• After exploitation, data exfiltration becomes a significant concern, requiring careful planning.
• Setting up Red Team infrastructure, including redirectors and C2 servers, is fundamental for effective operations.
• Operational security (OPSEC) is an essential aspect of Red Team operations to prevent detection.
• Simulating realistic attack scenarios helps organizations prepare for potential threats.
• Finally, report writing for Red Team engagements is crucial to communicate findings and recommendations effectively.