Unlock the World of Ethical Hacking

Step into the shoes of a professional ethical hacker and learn how to secure systems, networks, and applications from real-world threats. Our hands-on course covers penetration testing, web and mobile app security, cloud security, and advanced hacking techniques—equipping you with the skills to think like an attacker and act as a defender.

Take the first step toward becoming a cybersecurity expert and shaping a safer digital future.

Who Can Join This Course?

  • Students and graduates aspiring to build a career in cybersecurity

  • IT professionals looking to upskill in ethical hacking and penetration testing

  • Developers, testers, and system admins who want to understand security risks

  • Career changers from non-IT backgrounds with a passion for cybersecurity

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of computers, operating systems, and networking

  • Familiarity with Linux/Windows commands is helpful (but not mandatory)

  • No prior cybersecurity or coding background required – we start from fundamentals and move to advanced concepts

What You’ll Gain After Completion

  • Hands-on Skills: Real-world experience in penetration testing, web/mobile security, API testing, cloud security, malware analysis, and more

  • Certifications: A course completion certificate that validates your cybersecurity expertise

  • Practical Knowledge: Training on industry tools like Burp Suite, Wireshark, Nmap, Metasploit, Nessus, and more

  • Portfolio Projects: Practical labs, case studies, and attack-defense simulations you can showcase to employers

  • Confidence to Hack & Defend: Learn to think like a hacker and protect like a professional

Job Assistance

We don’t stop at training—you’ll also receive:

  • Resume & Portfolio Building: Craft a strong cybersecurity profile highlighting your skills and projects

  • Mock Interviews: Practice technical & HR rounds to boost your confidence

  • Placement Guidance: Get connected with hiring partners and recruiters in the cybersecurity industry

  • Career Roadmap: Guidance on next steps—CEH, OSCP, or other advanced certifications

Syllabus

Module 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity & Key Concepts

  • Introduction to Cybersecurity

    • Definition, Importance, and Role of Cybersecurity in the Modern Digital Age

    • Types of Cyberattacks: Cybercrime, Hacktivism, Cyberwarfare o Ethical Hacking vs. Black Hat Hacking

  • Types of Hackers

    • Black Hat, White Hat, and Gray Hat Hackers

    • Script Kiddies, Hacktivists, and State-Sponsored Hackers

  • Ethical Hacking Guidelines CIA Triad

    • Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability in Information Security

    • Importance of the CIA Triad in Vulnerability Management and Risk Assessment

  • Common Vulnerabilities and Exposure (CVE) & Identifiers

    • What is CVE? o CVE Impact and How It Affects Organizations

    • Understanding CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System) and its Application

  • Types of Security Testing

    • Vulnerability Assessment (VA), Penetration Testing (VAPT), Red Teaming, Blue Teaming

    • Difference Between Automated and Manual Security Testing o Why VAPT is Critical in Cybersecurity

Module 2: Networking Fundamentals & Security

  • Introduction to Networks & Network Topology

    • Understanding Network Types: LAN, MAN, WAN o Network Topology and its Importance in Security

  • Key Network Devices: Routers, Switches, Hubs, Gateways, Firewalls

  • OSI Model and Network Protocols

    • OSI (Open Systems Interconnection) Model: Understanding Layers 1–7

    • Key Protocols at Each Layer (TCP/IP, UDP, HTTP, FTP, DNS, etc.)

  • TCP/IP Protocol Suite

    • How TCP/IP Works in Network Communication

  • Understanding IP Addresses, Subnetting, and Routing

  • TCP vs. UDP: Differences and Use Cases

  • Firewall: Basics & Monitoring o What is a Firewall and How Does It Protect a Network?

    • Types of Firewalls: Packet Filtering, Stateful Inspection, Proxy Firewalls

    • Firewall Protocols and Security Monitoring

  • Intrusion Detection System (IDS) & Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)

    • Role of IDS and IPS in Detecting and Preventing Attacks

    • Types of IDS: Signature-Based, Anomaly-Based, Hybrid IDS

Module 3: Linux Fundamentals and Security Tools

  • Kali Linux - Introduction o Overview of Kali Linux as a Penetration Testing Distribution

    • Practical: Kali Linux Setup and Command Line Basics

  • Linux File Permissions and Security o Understanding Linux File Permissions (Read, Write, Execute)

    • Practical: File Permissions, Sudoers, and User Management

  • Reconnaissance and Information Gathering

    • Practical: Network Reconnaissance Using Nmap

    • Practical: DNS Lookup and Using Google Dorks/Shodan for OSINT (Open Source Intelligence)

  • Social Engineering Techniques: Phishing

    • Practical: Port Scanning Using Hping3 and Nmap

  • Understanding Different Scanning Techniques: SYN, ACK, UDP Scans

  • Using Nmap for Network Discovery and Security Audits

    • Hping3 for Advanced Network and Port Scanning

    • Practical: Network Tools

    • Using Netcat for Banner Grabbing, Reverse Shell

Module 4: Vulnerability Scanning and Exploitation

  • Understanding Common Services/Protocols

    • Key Network Services: DNS, DHCP, HTTP(S), FTP, SSH, Telnet, etc.

  • Ipsec Protocols & Operations for Securing Communication

    • VPN Protocols: SSL/TLS, IKE o Practical: IKE Scan for VPN Discovery

  • Hacking Passwords

    • Types of Password Attacks: Brute Force, Dictionary, Rainbow Tables o Practical: Using Tools for Password Cracking

  • Vulnerability Scanning with Nessus

    • Introduction to Nessus: How to Perform a Vulnerability Scan

    • Understanding Vulnerability Reports and Risk Assessment

  • Introduction to Metasploit Framework: Setting up and Using Metasploit for Exploitation

    • Practical: Metasploit

    • Practical Exploits: Finding and Executing Exploits using Metasploit

    • Practical: Exploiting FTP, SMB, SSH

Module 5: Wireless Networks & Attacks

  • Wireless Networks Overview

    • Types of Wireless Networks (WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3)

    • Risks in Wireless Networks and Common Attack Vectors

    • Practical: Wireless Packet Interaction

  • Capturing WLAN Packets with Aircrack-ng, Wireshark

    • Cracking WEP Encryption and Cracking WPA/WPA2

    • Practical: Aircrack-Ng

  • Tools and Techniques to Crack WEP Encryption

  • Cracking WPA2 Using Dictionary Attacks

  • Evil Twin Attack

    • How Evil Twin Attacks Work and Mitigation Techniques

    • Practical: Setting up a Rogue Access Point for an Evil Twin Attack

Module 6: Web Application Penetration Testing

  • Introduction to Burp Suite as a Penetration Testing Proxy

    • Using Burp Suite for Intercepting and Modifying Web Traffic

    • Practical: Burp Suite

  • Common Web Application Vulnerabilities

    • Host Header Injection

    • Open Redirection

    • Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Types of XSS (Reflected, Stored)

    • SQL Injection (Union and Blind Injection)

    • HTML Injection

    • Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

    • Insecure CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing)

    • OTP Bypass

    • IDOR (Insecure Direct Object Reference) Attacks

    • File Upload Vulnerabilities

    • Parameter Tampering

    • Command Injection

    • XML External Entity

    • Access Control Issues

    • Path Traversal

    • Server Side Template Injection

    • JWT Attacks

    • OAuth Attacks

    • Lack of Rate Limiting

Module 7: Android Penetration Testing

  • Understanding the Android File System

    • Key Files in Android: Manifest, XML, DEX Files

    • Practical: Exploring Android File Structure and Filesystem

  • Android Pentesting Tools

    • Tools for Android Penetration Testing: MobSF, ADB

    • Using ADB (Android Debug Bridge) for Interacting with Android Devices

  • Dynamic Analysis - Memu

    • Practical: Configuring Memu to BurpSuite

  • Static Analysis

    • Practical: Decompiling/Reverse Engineer APK

    • Practical: Identify Vulnerabilities using Static Analysis

    • Practical: Exploiting Activity, Webview

Module 8: Reporting & Documentation

  • Penetration Testing Report

  • Importance of Documentation in Pentesting

  • Structuring Penetration Testing Reports: Executive Summary, Technical Details, Recommendations

  • Risk Assessment: CVSS Scoring and Impact Analysis

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