What is Ethical Hacking?
Ethical hacking, also known as penetration testing or white-hat hacking, involves authorized and legal efforts to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in computer systems, networks, and applications. The goal of ethical hacking is to assess the security posture of an organization's IT infrastructure, identify potential weaknesses, and recommend measures to strengthen security.
What Will You Learn?
In this ethical hacking course, you will undergo a comprehensive exploration of the principles and techniques employed in ethical hacking. Key learning areas include:
1. Vulnerability Assessment: Understand how to identify and evaluate vulnerabilities in systems and networks.
2. Penetration Testing Techniques: Learn various methods to simulate cyber attacks and exploit vulnerabilities ethically.
3. Network Security: Explore strategies to secure networks, including firewalls, encryption, and intrusion detection systems.
4. Web Application Security: Gain insights into securing web applications, understanding common vulnerabilities, and implementing protective measures.
5. Ethical Hacking Tools: Familiarize yourself with the tools and software used in ethical hacking, such as penetration testing frameworks and vulnerability scanners.
After completion of this course, you will possess the knowledge and skills necessary to assess and strengthen the security of information systems ethically.
How Will it Help You in Your Career?
1. Expertise in Cybersecurity: Acquire specialized knowledge in cybersecurity, positioning yourself as a skilled professional in high demand.
2. Career Advancement: With a strong foundation in ethical hacking, you can pursue roles such as ethical hacker, penetration tester, or cybersecurity analyst, opening doors to advanced and lucrative career opportunities.
3. Contribution to Cybersecurity Defenses: Become a valuable asset to organizations by actively contributing to their cybersecurity defenses, safeguarding sensitive information from unauthorized access.
4. Continuous Learning: Stay abreast of evolving cyber threats and security measures, fostering a mindset of continuous learning and adaptation.
5. Industry Recognition: Obtain certifications such as Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) to validate your skills and enhance your credibility in the field.
6. Contribute to a Secure Digital Landscape: Ethical hackers play a crucial role in creating a secure digital environment, making a positive impact on the overall cybersecurity landscape.
Class Number | Module | Topics |
1 |
Introduction to Ethical hacking |
Information Security OverView |
2 | Cyber Kill Chain Concepts | |
3 | Hacking Concepts | |
4 | Ethical Hacking Concepts | |
5 | Information security Controls , Laws and Standards | |
6 |
FootPrinting And Reconnaissance |
Footprinting Concepts and Tools |
7 | Footprinting through search Engines | |
8 | Footprinting Through Web Services | |
9 | FoootPrinting Through Social Networking Site | |
10 | Website , Email , Whois , Dns , Network Footprinting | |
11 |
Scannings Network |
Network Scanning Concepts |
12 | Scannings tools and Host ,post and services Discovery | |
13 | OS discovery | |
14 | Scannings Beyond IDS and Firewall | |
15 | ||
16 |
Enumeration |
Enumeration Concepts |
17 | NetBIOS , SNMP ,LDAP, NTP and NFS Enumeration | |
18 | Enumeration Techniques and Countermeasures | |
19 | ||
20 | ||
21 |
Vulnerability Analysis |
Vulnerability Assessment Concepts |
22 | Vulnerability Classification And Assessment Types | |
23 | Vulnerability Assessment Solution and Tools | |
24 | Vulnerability Assessment Reports | |
25 | ||
26 |
System Hacking |
System Hacking Concepts |
27 | Gaining Access | |
28 | Escalating Privileges | |
29 | Maintaining Privileges , Clearing Logs | |
30 | ||
31 |
Malware Threats |
Malware Concepts |
32 | Apt , Trojan ,Virus and worm Concepts | |
33 | Firewale Malware concepts and Malware Analysis | |
34 | Countermeasures and Anti-malware software | |
35 | ||
36 |
Sniffings |
Sniffing Concepts |
37 | Sniffing Technique: MAC , DHCP Attacks | |
38 | Sniffings Technique:ARP Poisoning ,Spoofings Attacks ,Dns Poisoning | |
39 | Sniffing Tools ,Countermeasures , Sniffing Detection Techniques | |
40 | ||
41 |
Social Engineering |
Social Engineering Concepts |
42 | social Engineering Techniques | |
43 | Insider Threats | |
44 | Impersonation on Social Networking Sites | |
45 | Identity Theft,Countermearures | |
46 |
Denial-of-Service |
DoS/DDoS Concepts |
47 | DoS/DDoS Attack Techniques and Botnets | |
48 | DDoS Case Study | |
49 | DoS/DDoS Attack Tools and Proctection Tools | |
50 | Countermeasures | |
51 |
Session Hijacking |
Session Hijacking Concepts |
52 | Application Level Session Hijacking | |
53 | Network Level Session Hijacking | |
54 | Session Hijacking Tools | |
55 | Countermeasures | |
56 |
Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots |
IDS,IPS,Firewall, and Honeypots Concepts |
57 | IDS,IPS,Firewall, and Honeypots Solutions | |
58 | Evading Firewalls, IDS | |
59 | IDS/Firewalls Evading tools and Evasion Countermeasures | |
60 | ||
61 |
Hacking Web Servers |
Web Server Concepts |
62 | Web Server Attacks and Methodology | |
63 | Web Server Attacks Tools And Countermeasures | |
64 | Patch Management and Web Server Security Tools | |
65 | ||
66 |
Hacking Web Applicaitons |
Web Application Concepts and Threats |
67 | Web Application Hacking Methodology | |
68 | Web API, Webhooks, and Web Shell | |
69 | Web Application Security | |
70 | ||
71 |
SQL Injection |
SQL Injection Concepts |
72 | Types of SQL Injection | |
73 | SQL Injection Methodology | |
74 | SQL Injection Tools | |
75 | Evasion Techniques, Countermeasures | |
76 |
Hacking Wireless Networks |
Wireless Concepts , Encryption and Threats |
77 | Wireless Hacking Methodology , Hacking Tools | |
78 | Bluetooth Hacking , Countermeasures , Wireless Security Tools | |
79 | ||
80 | ||
81 |
Hacking Mobile Platforms |
Mobile Platfrom Attack Vectors |
82 | Hacking Android OS and iOS | |
83 | Mobile Device Management | |
84 | Mobile Security Guidelines And Tools | |
85 | ||
86 |
IoT and OT Hacking |
IoT Concepts and Attacks |
87 | Iot Hacking Methodology , Hacking Tools Countermeasures | |
88 | OT Concepts And Attacks | |
89 | OT Hacking Methodology And Tools | |
90 | Countermeasures | |
91 |
Cloud Computing |
Cloud Computing Concepts |
92 | Container Technology | |
93 | Serverless Computing | |
94 | Cloud Computing Threats | |
95 | Cloud Security and Hacking | |
96 |
Cryptography |
Cryptography Concepts and Encryption Algorithms |
97 | CryptoGraphy Tools | |
98 | Public key Infrastrucuture (PKI) | |
99 | Disk Encryption and Email Encryption | |
100 | Cryptanalysis, Countermeasures |