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UdemyEthical hacking with Hak5 devices
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Understand the Threat Before You Can Defend Against It
A stray USB cable or thumb drive can look completely harmless while carrying serious risk. This course explains why, using two specific Hak5 tools — the USB Rubber Ducky and the O.MG cable — to demonstrate how malicious USB devices actually work in practice.
Rather than staying theoretical, it walks through launching real attacks, including reverse shell attacks executed with netcat, giving you a hands-on view of the technique from the attacker's side.
Who It's For
Beginners interested in ethical hacking or security awareness, particularly anyone responsible for physical or endpoint security at home or in an office.
Key Takeaways
- How the USB Rubber Ducky and O.MG cable operate
- Launching reverse shell attacks using netcat
- Why unknown USB devices should never be plugged in
- Practical reasoning for stronger security practices at home and work
About this course
Never, ever plug in some unknown USB thumb drive or cable into your computer!
Are you aware of what these kinds of malicious cables and usb devices can do?
In this course I'll teach you how to use the Hak5 USB Rubber Ducky and O.MG cables to launch various attacks including reverse shell attacks using netcat.
This course teaches you Ethical hacking techniques and will hopefully help make you aware of why implementing good security practices at both home and the office are so important.
You can purchase these devices from the Hak5 website.
Price
This course is free to enrol.
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