Presentation: Research Security vulnerability tools using Kali (Linux)
As a group, present for approximately 30 minutes on one of the following topics. Groups need to self-organise in earlier weeks, and choose a topic in-class. Tutors will ensure that no two groups have the same topic. This task requires you to create a Kali hacking tools presentation by researching, experimenting with and explaining hacking toolsfeatures. After completing this task you should be able to use built in tools in Linux Kali to do vulnerability testing for the systems.
You should select one tool from the following list (if you want to select any other tool from Kali, please discuss with tutor):
- Hydra
- Maltego
- NMap(selected topic)
- Zed Attack Proxy
- SqlMap
- Metasploit Framework
- Burp Suite
You are required to investigate your selected tool and explain the syntax of the commands you use. Your presentation must include at least 6 screenshots that demonstrate different features of the tool.
Your presentation should be sufficiently detailed to enableaudiences to be able to use the tool.
You can prepare the presentation on the selected tool containing following headings;
1. Introduction of the tool
2. Features of the tool
3. Techniques used by the tool to exploit vulnerabilities of information systems
4. Experimental setup and evidence of usage of the tool. Include screenshots of vulnerability testing.
5. Conclusions
6. References
Presentations will be 5 minutes, multiplied by the number of people in your group. If there are more groups than topics, then topics can be done by more than one group, at the tutor's discretion.
Groups must contain either 4 or 5 students as default - if a small group is formed (such as having two students remaining), then the tutor will rebalance the groups to ensure that there are no "small" groups. Only in exceptional cases will groups of a different size be allowed.
See the scoring sheet for this assignment, which is on the next page, and ensure that your presentation fulfils the criteria listed. All students in the same group get the same mark for "Content", while "Presentation" marks are assigned individually. Your final mark is the sum of the two.