This is an ultimate guide on Wireless and Cloud Penetration Testing: Tools, Exploits and Attacks.
The contents of this app include:
1.Metasploit Installations: Hosts & Services Commands
2.MetaSploit - Port Scanning, ARP Sweep & Brute Forcing
3.Shell, SQL Injection, BackDoors & DDos
4.Meterpreter, Keystroke, Sniffing & Remote Desktop
5.Backdooring OS Binaries, Credential Harvesting & Post-Exploitation Attacks
6.Using MSFvenom: Payloads, Templates and Encoders
7.HTA & HID Attacks: Trojan, Backdoor & Anti-Virus Bypassing
8.Spear-phising attacks, Web Attacks methods & Social Engineer Toolkits.
9.DDos Attacks & Post-Exploitation modules.
10.Generate exploits using MSFvenom & Exploit Mixims
11.Evil Twin, SMB relay & MITM Attacks, Karmetasploit & MetaSploit Wireless Attacks
12. Cloud Penetration Testing & Phising using MetaSploit and PHP Hop
13. Using MetaSploit over Tor Network & Metasploit Logging

It also includes:

1. Installing Metasploit on Windows
2. Installing Linux and mac0S
3. Installing Metasploit on mac0S
4. Using Metasploit in Kali Linux
5. Upgrading Kali Linux
6. Setting up a penetration-testing lab
7. Setting up SSH connectivity
8. Connecting to Kali using SSH
9. Configuring PostgreSQL & Hosts command
10. Information Gathering and Scanning
11. Passive information gathering with Metasploit
12. DNS Record Scanner and Enumerator
13. Search Engine Subdomains Collector
14. Censys Search
15. Shodan Search
16. Shodan Honeyscore Client
17. Search Engine Domain Email Address Collector
18. Active information gathering with Metasploit
19. Using the TCP Port Scanner
20. Using the TCP SYN Port Scanner
21. Using the Port scanning — the Nmap way
22. Operating system and version detection
23. Increasing anonymity
24. Port scanning—the db_nmap way
25. Nmap Scripting Engine
26. Host discovery with ARP Sweep
27. UDP Service Sweeper
28. SMB scanning and enumeration
29. Detecting SSH versions with the SSH Version Scanner
30. FTP scanning
31. SMTP enumeration
32. SNMP enumeration
33. HTTP scanning
34. WinRM scanning and brute forcing
35. Integrating with Nessus
36. Integrating with NeXpose
37. Integrating with OpenVAS
38. Server-Side Exploitation
39. Getting to know MSFconsole
40. MSFconsole commands
41. Exploiting a Linux server
42. SQL injection
43. Types of shell
44. Exploiting a Windows Server machine
45. Exploiting common services
46. Installing backdoors
47. Denial of Service
48. Meterpreter
49. Understanding the Meterpreter core commands
50. Understanding the Meterpreter filesystem commands
51. Understanding Meterpreter networking commands
52. Understanding the Meterpreter system commands
53. Setting up multiple communication channels with the target
54. Meterpreter anti-forensics
55. The getdesktop and keystroke sniffing
56. Using a scraper Meterpreter script
57. Scraping the system using winenum
58. Automation with AutoRunScript
59. Meterpreter resource scripts
60. Meterpreter timeout control
61. Meterpreter sleep control
62. Meterpreter transports
63. Interacting with the registry
64. Loading framework plugins
65. Meterpreter API and mixins
66. Railgun—converting Ruby into a weapon
67. Adding DLL and function definitions to Railgun
68. Injecting the VNC server remotely
69. Enabling Remote Desktop
70. Post-Exploitation
71. Post-exploitation modules
72. Bypassing UAC
73. Dumping the contents of the SAM database
74. Passing the hash
75. Incognito attacks with Meterpreter
76. Using Mimikatz
77. Setting up a persistence with backdoors
78. Becoming Trustedlnstaller
79. Backdooring Windows binaries
80. Pivoting with Meterpreter
81. Port forwarding with Meterpreter
82. Credential harvesting
83. Enumeration modules
84. Autoroute and socks proxy server
85. Analyzing an existing post-exploitation module
86. Writing a post-exploitation module
87. Using MSFvenom
88. Payloads and payload options
89. Encoders
90. Output formats
91. Templates
92. Meterpreter payloads with trusted certificates
93. Client-Side Exploitation and Antivirus Bypass
94. Exploiting a Windows 10 machine
95. Bypassing antivirus and IDS/IPS
96. Metasploit macro exploits
97. Human Interface Device attacks
98. HTA attack
99. Backdooring executables using a MITM attack
100. Creating a Linux trojan
101. Creating an Android backdoor
102. Social-Engineer Toolkit
103. Getting started with the Social-Engineer Toolkit
104. Working with the spear-phishing attack vector
105. Website attack vectors
106. Working with the multi-attack web method
107. Infectious media generator
108. Working with Modules for Penetration Testing
109. Working with auxiliary modules
110. DoS attack modules
111. HTTP
112. SMB
113. Post-exploitation modules
114. Understanding the basics of module building
115. Analyzing an existing module
116. Building your own post-exploitation module
117. Building your own auxiliary module
118. Exploring Exploits
119. Common exploit mixins
120. Exploiting the module structure.
121. Using MSFvenom to generate shellcode.
122. Converting an exploit to a Metasploit module.
123. Porting and testing the new exploit module.
124. Fuzzing with Metasploit.
125. Writing a simple fuzzer.
126. Wireless Network Penetration Testing.
127. Metasploit and wireless.
128. Understanding an evil twin attack.
129. Configuring Karmetasploit
130. Wireless MITM attacks.
131. SMB relay attacks.
132. Cloud Penetration Testing
133. Metasploit in the cloud.
134. Metasploit PHP Hop.
135. Phishing from the cloud.