Bug Bounty Program Certification 5.5: Perform Brute Force Attack on File Transfer Protocol

The video tutorial covers setting up an FTP server using FileZilla on a Windows machine and demonstrates how to perform a brute force attack on it using Hydra in Kali Linux. It includes detailed steps for downloading, installing, and configuring FileZilla, as well as creating a password list for the attack. The tutorial also discusses disabling the firewall to allow the attack and concludes with a summary of the key points covered.

What is the purpose of FileZilla in setting up FTP?

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Describe the steps to download and install FileZilla on a Windows machine.

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What are the necessary configurations to set up a username and password in FTP using FileZilla?

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Explain how to check if the FTP server is running correctly.

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What is the role of Hydra in performing brute force attacks?

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List the commands used in Hydra for brute force attacks on FTP.

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How can you create a password list for use with Hydra?

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What changes can be made in Windows to allow successful brute force attacks?

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What are the potential security implications of using FTP and performing brute force attacks?

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Summarize the key learnings from the section on FTP and brute force attacks.

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