Introduction
Introduction
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Lesson 1: Introduction to Cyber Ranges and Starting a Home Lab
Lesson 1: Introduction to cyber ranges and starting a home lab
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Introducing cyber ranges
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Building a home lab and typical hardware requirements
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Building a lab for ethical hacking, bug bounties, and penetration testing
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Most common Linux distributions
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Introducing WebSploit Labs
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Building labs for incident response, threat hunting, and digital forensics
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Lesson 2: Building Scalable Lab Infrastructures
Lesson 2: Building scalable lab infrastructures
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Building your own private cloud with OpenStack
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Introducing Proxmox and deploying VMs and containers
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Installing Proxmox featuring advanced deployments and clustering
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Lesson 3: Surveying Lab Requirements for Wi-Fi and IoT Hacking
Lesson 3: Surveying lab requirements for Wi-Fi and IoT hacking
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Hardware requirements for Wi-Fi hacking
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Hardware requirements for IoT hacking
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Using Linux Kernel modules to build a wireless hacking lab without the need of physical adapters
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Lesson 4: Building Your Lab in Cloud Environments
Lesson 4: Building your lab in cloud environments
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Building a lab in AWS
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Building an Active Directory hacking lab in Azure
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Building your lab with AI and interacting with hundreds of APIs
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Lesson 5: Automating Lab Deployments and Tasks
Lesson 5: Automating lab deployments and tasks
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Using Vagrant
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Using Ansible
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Using Terraform
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Lesson 6: Building Labs for Malware Analysis
Lesson 6: Building labs for malware analysis
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Best practices when handling and detonating malware for analysis
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Creating sandboxes for malware analysis
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Lesson 7: Introducing Honeypots and Honeynets
Lesson 7: Introducing honeypots and honeynets
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Comparing honeypots and honeynets
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Building a honeypot and honeynets on-premises and in the cloud
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