[Eduwill White Hacker Training Course] Network Hacking

Eduwill's white hat hacker training course!

✅ Network hacking

The simplest network hacking techniques include DDoS attacks and backdoor installation. Because skilled hackers are rare, most network hacking techniques accessible to the general public are DDoS attacks, backdoors, and phishing.

Disabling a target computer's internet access through a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack is the most widely known and easily understood technique. A DDoS attack involves multiple computers flooding a single computer with a massive amount of unnecessary traffic, overwhelming the target's internet connection. This technique paralyzes or even terminates internet access due to the amount of traffic exceeding the line's capacity.

If a victim is made to install a file with inserted malicious code, a backdoor can be installed, which can be used to carry out attacks such as forced remote control and keyloggers. Social engineering techniques are often applied in the process of installing a backdoor. Victims are tricked into running a program containing a backdoor through various means such as chat programs, pornography, hacks, important attachments containing personal information or data included in a mistakenly sent email, or job application forms. Alternatively, a phishing website is created and text messages are sent to an unspecified number of people, making them believe it is the website of a financial institution or telecommunications company, and after accessing it, they are requested to install ActiveX, thereby installing a backdoor.

• After learning this course, you can hack an actual service in service. It is a criminal act .
• Any person who violates Article 48 of the Act on Promotion of Information and Communications Network Utilization and Information Protection, etc. and intrudes into or causes a disruption to an information and communications network shall be punished by imprisonment for not more than 5 years or a fine not exceeding 50 million won in accordance with Article 71 (Penalties) of the same Act.
• Eduwill informs that it is not liable for any legal consequences if you study the course and maliciously infringe on the information of others or use it for actual cybercrime.

Q. Can non-majors follow along?

Yes, of course you can. However, there are some prerequisite knowledge required for learning, so be sure to check the [Prerequisite Knowledge] section below!