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Hey, everyone, welcome back to the

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course. So in the last video, we

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talked about the vulnerability

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assessment. So, again, if you have

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access to the paid Siberry content,

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you want to go ahead and complete

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that assessment.

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If you don't as an alternative,

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you can just go ahead and practice

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vulnerability scanning that'll help

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you become a better

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penetration tester and also a better

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defender if you decide to work on

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that side of the fence.

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So in this video, we're just going

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to wrap up the course.

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We'll talk about the things we

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covered. And I just want to say

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thank you for taking the course

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again and congratulations on making

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it this far in the course.

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Now, if for some reason you have not

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downloaded any of the supplemental

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resources yet. So if you for some

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reason didn't download the step by

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step lab guides, if you didn't

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download any of the resources

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we've provided for you, be sure to

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do that before you fully in the

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course year that we can use that

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information to be better in your

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career.

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So why don't we cover this course?

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Well, of course, in the different

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modules, we started and ended with

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an introduction.

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And then here we're at the conclusion

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now.

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But we also went ahead and checked

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for life systems as well as live

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ports. We also did generalized

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scanning and we used different

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flags. For example, we did like

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Christmas scans.

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We did send scans or basically that

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first part of the TCP through a

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handshake was the operating

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system fingerprinting as well as

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Baner grabbing, which again is just

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telling us what kind of version of

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the software might be running, what

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software is it or what kind of

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operating system is in use.

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We ran different integration tools.

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We also went ahead and did our

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vulnerability scanners.

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So if you recall, we had a couple of

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different labs in there and we went

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ahead and learned a little bit about

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vulnerability scanners and we were

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able to see with open vials,

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we were able to see the different

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vulnerabilities that it produced for

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us. Again, Open Vohs is a pretty

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common one alongside Nessus,

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which is a paid model.

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But again, open, open versus excuse

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me, is a free version.

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So, again, I just want to thank you

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for this, Corso, as I mentioned

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before in the syllabus document,

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there's a grouping of

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different courses that you should

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take as kind of your next step.

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So it's in the supplemental

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resources. So, again, if you haven't

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downloaded all that good, juicy,

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lovely stuff that we provided for

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you, then be sure to do so.

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And I thank you for taking this

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course. If you want to learn more

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about penetration testing in

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general, then feel free to go ahead

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and take my penetration testing, an

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ethical hacking course where we kind

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of walk through a lot of the

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different areas you would need to

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understand as a penetration tester.

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Now, I want to stress that that

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course isn't going to make you like

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the world's greatest hacker or

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anything like that. It is an

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introductory type level course and

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primarily to help you focus and pass

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the Easy Council of Certified

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Ethical Hacker examination.

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So, again, thank you for watching

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this course and I'll see you in the

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next one.