Module 1
Practical Social Engineering (W16)
Explore social-engineering methods from the perspective of authorized security assessment. Study human factors, information gathering, and the planning of an engagement. This is an earlier course edition; examples reflect the tools and versions used when it was recorded.
Instructor · Anderson Tamborim
- Modules:
- 5
- Lessons:
- 82
eForensics learning
Practical skills.
Verified progress.
What you'll learn
- Explain human factors used in social-engineering engagements.
- Gather information to support an authorized assessment.
- Plan and evaluate the methods introduced in the course.
Prerequisites
Recommended preparation: familiarity with basic computer operation and the topic areas listed in the course outline. Review the first module before starting the practical exercises.
Module 2
Week 1: Excuse-me sir, could you give me your password?
Assessments
(W16A01) Task one: Imagine you live in Gotham...
(W16A02) Task two: Chief Gordon calls!
(W16A03) Task three: Chief Gordon wants a report.
Module 3
Week 2: I know what you did last summer
Assessments
(W16A04) Target the Target - Dradis Practice
(W16A05) Recon-ng practice
(W16A06) Zeus Botnet Practice
Module 4
Week 3: The Heist
Assessments
(W16A07) Morning Catch Practice
(W16A08) Phishing Frenzy Practice
(W16A09) BeEF Practice
Module 5
Week 4: Scavenging and Looting
Module 6
Final Test
Lessons will appear here after course content is added.
Assessments
(W16Q01) Final Test
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