infosec-learning-labs
InfoSec Learning Labs
During my course studies at SNHU as a Cybersecurity major, I gained hands-on experience through various virtual labs that simulate real-world operating environments. These labs allowed me to develop and test my skills using industry-standard tools and techniques such as Wireshark, Nmap, Snort, Metasploit, Kali Linux, Burp Suite, Splunk, OpenVAS, Hashcat, OSSEC, John the Ripper, Tenable Nessus, and more.
Below is a list of the labs I completed at InfoSec Learning Labs:
InfoSec Learning Labs for the course “Network Defense”:
1. Performing a Denial of Service Attack from the WAN
4. TCP/IP Protocols - The Core Protocols
5. Identifying & Analyzing Network Host Intrusion Detection System Alerts
6. Intrusion Detection using Snort
7. Implementing NAT and Allowing Remote Access
8. Closing Ports and Unnecessary Services
9. Detecting Malware and Unauthorized Devices
InfoSec Learning Labs for the course “Operating System Security”:
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Ubuntu Desktop Linux Installation 18.04.1
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Patching, Securing Systems, and Configuring Anti-virus
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Disk Maintenance and Data Recovery
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Basic Network Configuration
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Network Security – Firewalls
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Implementing Security Policies on Windows and Linux
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Working with Files
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Permissions, Users, and Groups in Linux
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Log Analysis
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Managing Filesystem Quotas
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Using Active Directory in the Enterprise
InfoSec Learning Labs for the course “Application Security”:
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Exploring HTML
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Attacking Webservers from the WAN
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Breaking WEP and WPA and Decrypting the Traffic
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SQL Injections (SQLi)
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Performing SQL Injection to Manipulate Tables in a Database
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Session Stealing (Stored XSS)
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Remote and Local Exploitation
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HTMLi Vulnerability and Mitigation
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Command Injection
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Exploiting a Vulnerable Web Application
Through these labs, I developed and sharpened the following skills:
• Operating System Security
• Network Security
• Vulnerability Assessment and Exploitation
• Intrusion Detection and Prevention
• Penetration Testing
