Reverse Engineering and Exploit Development
Application Penetration Testing for Security Professionals
Publisher: Infinite Skills
Release Date: April 2015
Duration: 6 hours 03 minutes
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You will start by learning about reversing compiled Windows applications, including using fuzzing, stack overflows, and heap overflows. From there, Philip will teach you how to reverse compiled OS X, Linux, and Android applications. This video tutorial also covers how to find other vulnerabilities, including website and database vulnerabilities. Finally, you will learn about simple exploits, web exploitation, and ARM exploitation.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of finding vulnerabilities and developing exploits for them. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.
Table of Contents
Chapter: Getting Started
Introduction To Reversing
07m 20s
About The Author
03m 27s
Ethical Considerations
01m 57s
Reversing Tools - Part 1
05m 34s
Reversing Tools - Part 2
04m 32s
Reversing Tools - Part 3
03m 9s
Reversing Tools - Part 4
03m 34s
Reversing Tools - Part 5
04m 41s
Reversing Tools - Part 6
04m 35s
How To Access Your Working Files
01m 15s
Chapter: Reversing Compiled Windows Applications
Vulnerabilities - Part 1
05m 27s
Vulnerabilities - Part 2
05m 43s
Vulnerabilities - Part 3
04m 22s
Using Fuzzing - Part 1
05m 41s
Using Fuzzing - Part 2
05m 51s
Using Fuzzing - Part 3
06m 52s
Using Fuzzing - Part 4
06m 22s
Just Enough Assembly - Part 1
06m 55s
Just Enough Assembly - Part 2
06m 56s
Just Enough Assembly - Part 3
03m 51s
Stack Overflows - Part 1
06m 7s
Stack Overflows - Part 2
06m 9s
Stack Overflows - Part 3
07m 57s
Heap Overflows - Part 1
04m 47s
Heap Overflows - Part 2
05m 50s
Heap Overflows - Part 3
03m 12s
Heap Overflows - Part 4
05m 42s
Format String Bugs - Part 1
06m 43s
Format String Bugs - Part 2
07m 25s
Format String Bugs - Part 3
07m 2s
Format String Bugs - Part 4
04m 14s
Section Overflows
06m 48s
Windows Kernel Flaws
03m 32s
Decompilers
06m 53s
Automation - Part 1
05m 52s
Automation - Part 2
05m 47s
Chapter: Reversing Compiled OS X Applications
Where Are The Vulnerabilities?
02m 28s
Locating Stack Overflows
03m 32s
Heap Overflows
06m 6s
Chapter: Reversing Compiled Linux Applications
Where Are The Vulnerabilities?
05m 3s
Linux Stack Overflows - Part 1
04m 30s
Linux Stack Overflows - Part 2
06m 58s
Linux Stack Overflows - Part 3
06m 23s
Linux Stack Overflows - Part 4
05m 56s
Linux Stack Overflows - Part 5
07m 5s
Linux Heap Overflows - Part 1
05m 25s
Linux Heap Overflows - Part 2
06m 48s
Linux Heap Overflows - Part 3
05m 46s
Linux Heap Overflows - Part 4
05m 5s
Linux Kernel Flaws - Part 1
05m 36s
Linux Kernel Flaws - Part 2
02m 44s
Chapter: Reversing Android Applications
Introduction To Android And ARM
04m 48s
Android Applications
03m 26s
Chapter: Finding Other Vulnerabilities
Web Site Vulnerabilities
05m 40s
Database Vulnerabilities
05m 4s
Chapter: Simple Exploits
Going From Vulnerability To Exploit
02m 49s
A Simple Exploit Script
05m 50s
Creating A Metasploit Module For An Exploit - Part 1
04m 40s
Creating A Metasploit Module For An Exploit - Part 2
06m 38s
Creating A Metasploit Module For An Exploit - Part 3
07m 14s
Chapter: Exploit Payloads
Shellcode - Part 1
05m 53s
Shellcode - Part 2
04m 58s
Shellcode - Part 3
07m 5s
Shellcode - Part 4
03m 48s
Chapter: Making Exploits Harder To Detect
Encoding Shellcode - Part 1
05m 15s
Encoding Shellcode - Part 2
06m 3s
Chapter: Web Exploitation
Web Exploits In Metasploit
04m 29s
Chapter: ARM Exploitation
Android Exploits In Metasploit
03m 45s
Chapter: Future Directions
Wrap Up And Suggestions For Further Study
05m 52s