Next-Gen Modbus Pentesting: Ot Sec+
Published 3/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Master Modbus Pentesting & OT Security | Exploitation, Defense, and Hands-on Industrial Hacking
What you’ll learn
Understand Modbus Protocol – Learn its structure, data organization, and real-world applications in industrial automation.
Set Up a Pentesting Lab – Install and configure virtual machines, Modbus simulators, and essential security tools.
Perform Modbus Reconnaissance – Use Nmap, Modbus Poll, mbtget, and Wireshark for discovering and analyzing Modbus devices.
Exploit Modbus Protocol Weaknesses – Conduct replay attacks, traffic interception, and advanced exploitation techniques.
Secure Modbus Systems – Implement protection mechanisms, network restrictions, and encryption methods like OpenVPN.
Requirements
Basic Networking Knowledge – Understanding of TCP/IP, ports, and protocols will be helpful.
Familiarity with Linux & Windows – Basic command-line experience in both operating systems.
Interest in Cybersecurity & OT Security – No prior experience in Modbus is required, but a passion for security is a plus!
Virtualization Software – Ability to install and use VirtualBox or VMware for lab setup.
A Computer with Internet Access – Minimum 4GB RAM (8GB+ recommended) and sufficient disk space for virtual machines.
Description
Overview
Section 1: Welcome to the Course
Lecture 1 Welcome and Introduction
Lecture 2 Course Overview
Lecture 3 About RougeSec Academy
Lecture 4 Course Structure
Section 2: Introduction to Modbus
Lecture 5 What is Modbus?
Lecture 6 Key Features of Modbus
Lecture 7 Hands-On: Setting Up Modbus Communication
Lecture 8 Real-World Example: Modbus in Industrial Automation
Lecture 9 Understanding Modbus Data Organization
Section 3: Setting Up Lab Environment
Lecture 10 Introduction to Lab Setup
Lecture 11 Virtual Machine Installation & Setup
Lecture 12 RougeSec Modbus Lab Installation & Setup
Lecture 13 Final Lab Setup & Configuration
Lecture 14 Lab Usage & Working
Section 4: Using Nmap for Pentesting Modbus
Lecture 15 Introduction to Nmap
Lecture 16 Setting up Nmap for Modbus Discovery
Lecture 17 Scanning Lab with Nmap
Lecture 18 Advanced Nmap Scripts for Modbus Pentesting
Section 5: Advanced Scanning For Modbus Pentesting
Lecture 19 Introduction to Advanced Scanning Techniques
Lecture 20 Hacking Modbus with Modbus Poll
Lecture 21 Hacking Modbus with mbtget
Lecture 22 Hacking Modbus with Wireshark
Lecture 23 Hacking Modbus with Mod-Reconer [ RougeSec Tool ]
Lecture 24 Reporting & Interpreting Results
Section 6: Exploiting Modbus Protocol
Lecture 25 Exploring Modbus Vulnerabilities
Lecture 26 Modern Communication and Its Weaknesses
Lecture 27 Identifying Vulnerable Modbus Devices
Lecture 28 Exploiting Modbus with mbtget – 1
Lecture 29 Exploiting Modbus with mbtget – 2
Lecture 30 Exploiting Modbus with mbtget – 3
Lecture 31 Exploiting Modbus with Mod-Reconer [ RougeSec Tool ]
Lecture 32 Intercepting and Modifying Modbus Traffic
Lecture 33 How Attacker Exploit Modbus
Lecture 34 Impact of Advanced Exploitation on Industrial Systems
Lecture 35 Targeting Modbus In Industrial Systems
Lecture 36 Responsible Modbus Testing
Section 7: Securing Modbus Systems
Lecture 37 Modbus Protection
Lecture 38 Modbus Security Enhancement
Lecture 39 Restricting Traffic To Modbus Devices
Lecture 40 Making Modbus More Resilient
Lecture 41 Case Study: Securing a Water Treatment Plant
Lecture 42 What we have learned?
Section 8: Thank You & End Message
Lecture 43 Thank You for Completing the Course
Lecture 44 Your Certification & What’s Next?
Lecture 45 A Personal Thank You
Section 9: Knowledge Testing
Cybersecurity Enthusiasts & Ethical Hackers – Looking to expand their skills into OT/ICS security and Modbus pentesting.,Penetration Testers & Red Teamers – Wanting to perform real-world Modbus vulnerability assessments and exploitation.,Industrial Control System (ICS) & OT Security Professionals – Seeking to understand, assess, and secure Modbus-based environments.,Network & System Administrators – Responsible for securing industrial networks and preventing Modbus attacks.,SCADA Engineers & Industrial Automation Professionals – Wanting to gain insights into Modbus security risks and defense strategies.,Students & IT Professionals – Interested in learning Modbus security from scratch with hands-on labs.
