About Course
Dive into the world of ethical hacking with a complete, hands-on guide to modern cybersecurity practices. This course teaches you how to identify system vulnerabilities, perform penetration tests, and defend against real-world cyber threats using the latest tools and techniques.
Learn ethical hacking and cybersecurity through practical labs and real-world scenarios to build job-ready skills.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of networking and computer systems.
- Willingness to learn and practice cybersecurity techniques.
- A computer with internet access and a virtual machine software like VMware.
Course Curriculum
Section 1: Course Introduction
- 1. Welcome & Overview of the Course
Section 2: Setting Up Virtualization Software
- 2. Installing VMWare or VirtualBox
- Assessment Exercise-01
Section 3: Enabling Virtualization (VTx) on Your Device
- 3. Enabling Virtualization Technology (VTx) in BIOS
Section 4: Installing Kali Linux on VMWare
- 4. Step-by-Step Installation of Kali Linux
- Assessment Exercise-02
Section 5: Setting Up Kali Linux Environment
- 5. Configuring Repository & Creating User Accounts
Section 6: Introduction to Ethical Hacking & CEH Modules
- 6. Overview of Ethical Hacking and CEH Topics
Section 7: Footprinting & Reconnaissance Techniques
- 7. Introduction to Footprinting
- 8. Methods of Information Gathering
- Assessment Exercise-03
Section 8: Network Scanning Techniques
- 9. Network Scanning with Nmap
- 10. Nmap Hands-On Demo
- Assessment Exercise-04
Section 9: Enumeration Essentials
- 11. What is Enumeration?
- 12. OSINT with SpiderFoot
- 13. Enumeration on Virtual Machines
- Assessment Exercise-05
Section 10: Vulnerability Analysis
- 15. Scanning with Nikto
- 16. Using Nexpose InsightVM
- Assessment Exercise-06
Section 11: System Hacking Techniques
- 17. Windows Exploits
- 18. Android Exploits
- 19. Linux Payload Creation
- Assessment Exercise-07
Section 12: Malware Threats & Attacks
- 20. Overview of Malware Threats
- 21. Tools: AhMyth & FATRat
- Assessment Exercise-08
Section 13: Sniffing Tools & Techniques
- 22. Sniffing Fundamentals
- 23. Using Wireshark & Ettercap
- 24. Paessler PRTG & Omnipeek Overview
- Assessment Exercise-09
Section 14: Social Engineering Attacks
- 25. What is Social Engineering?
- 26. Tactics & Examples
- Assessment Exercise-10
Section 15: Denial-of-Service (DoS & DDoS)
- 27. Launching DDoS with LOIC & ZDoser
- 28. Performing DoS with Slowloris
- 29. Mobile-Based DoS with Termux & Python
- Assessment Exercise-11
Section 16: Session Hijacking
- 30. Session Hijacking & Cookie Theft
- 31. Practical Cookie Hijacking Demo
- Assessment Exercise-12
Section 17: Evading Detection Systems
- 32. Bypassing IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
Section 18: Hacking Web Servers
- 33. Exploiting Web Servers
- 34. Practice with CTFs & HackTheBox
- Assessment Exercise-13
Section 19: Web Application Exploitation
- 35. Attacking Web Applications
- 36. DVWA & WebGoat Labs
- 37. Reflected XSS on DVWA
- Assessment Exercise-14
Section 20: SQL Injection Techniques
- 38. Introduction to SQL Injection
- 39. Admin Panel Bypass Demo
- Assessment Exercise-15
Section 21: Wireless Network Hacking
- 41. Cracking WPA/WPA2 Security
- 42. Capturing Handshakes with Aircrack-ng
- 43. Using John the Ripper & Linset
- 44. Password Cracking with Hashcat & More
- Assessment Exercise-16
Section 22: Mobile Platform Hacking
- 45. Android & Linux Mobile Hacking
- 46. Evil Droid Payload Generation
- 47. Bypassing Google Play Protect
- Assessment Exercise-17
Section 23: IoT Device Hacking
- 48. Introduction to IoT Security
- 49. IoT Hacking in Practice
- Assessment Exercise-18
Section 24: Cloud Security Basics
- 50. Fundamentals of Cloud Computing
- 51. VPS Security Demonstration
- Assessment Exercise-19
Section 25: Cryptography & Encryption
- 52. Introduction to Cryptography
- 53. Encrypting Malware & Payloads
- Assessment Exercise-20
Section 26: Advancing Your Hacking Journey
- 54. Continuing Research in Ethical Hacking
Section 27: Final Exam
- Final Exam