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Course Description:
This 3-week intensive Ethical Hacking course introduces students to the world of cybersecurity from an ethical standpoint. Designed for beginners and IT enthusiasts, the course equips learners with practical skills in identifying vulnerabilities, penetration testing, and defending networks against cyber threats. Through hands-on labs, real-world scenarios, and guided practice, students will learn how to think and act like ethical hackers, while adhering to legal and professional standards.
Duration: 3 Weeks
Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Delivery: Online (Video tutorials, Labs, Assignments, and Live Sessions)
Pre-requisites: Basic knowledge of computers and networking (no prior hacking experience needed)
Tools Covered: Kali Linux, Metasploit, Nmap, Wireshark, Burp Suite, John the Ripper, Aircrack-ng, etc.
Course Objectives:
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of ethical hacking and cybersecurity.
- Perform vulnerability scanning and penetration testing.
- Use various tools for footprinting, scanning, and exploitation.
- Analyze and secure systems and networks.
- Comply with legal and ethical standards in cybersecurity practices.
Deliverables & Materials:
- Daily Video Tutorials (30–45 minutes)
- Lab Exercises and VM images
- Quizzes and Assignments
- Certificate of Completion (upon passing final challenge)
- Access to ethical hacking community group
WEEK 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking & Reconnaissance Techniques
Day 1: Course Introduction & Cybersecurity Basics
- What is Ethical Hacking?
- Categories of Hackers (White-hat, Black-hat, Grey-hat)
- Ethical and Legal Considerations
- Overview of Cybersecurity Domains
- Lab Setup: Installing Kali Linux and VirtualBox
Day 2: Networking Fundamentals for Hackers
- TCP/IP Basics
- OSI Model Overview
- Common Ports and Protocols
- IP Addressing and Subnetting
Day 3: Footprinting and Reconnaissance
- What is Footprinting?
- Passive vs Active Reconnaissance
- WHOIS, NSLookup, Shodan, and Google Hacking
Day 4: Scanning and Enumeration
- Types of Scanning: Network, Port, Vulnerability
- Tools: Nmap, Zenmap, Netdiscover
- Banner Grabbing and OS Fingerprinting
Day 5: Lab Work & Practical Tasks
- Lab: Passive Recon using OSINT tools
- Lab: Active Recon using Nmap
- Quiz & Recap
WEEK 2: System Hacking, Password Cracking & Malware Analysis
Day 6: Gaining Access
- System Hacking Methodology
- Exploiting Vulnerabilities
- Introduction to Metasploit Framework
Day 7: Password Cracking Techniques
- Password Cracking Tools: Hydra, John the Ripper
- Brute Force, Dictionary, and Rainbow Table Attacks
- Cracking Windows and Linux Passwords
Day 8: Malware & Backdoors
- Types of Malware (Virus, Worm, Trojan, Ransomware)
- Creating and Detecting Backdoors
- Using msfvenom to Create Payloads
Day 9: Sniffing and Packet Analysis
- What is Packet Sniffing?
- Wireshark Deep Dive
- Analyzing Network Traffic
Day 10: Lab Day & Assessment
- Lab: Password Cracking Challenge
- Lab: Exploiting a Vulnerable Machine with Metasploit
- Quiz & Recap
WEEK 3: Web Application Hacking, Wireless Attacks & Defensive Techniques
Day 11: Web Application Vulnerabilities
- OWASP Top 10 Overview
- SQL Injection, XSS, CSRF Explained
- Burp Suite and DVWA Hands-On
Day 12: Wireless Network Hacking
- Introduction to Wireless Security Protocols
- Cracking WEP/WPA2 using Aircrack-ng
- Evil Twin and Rogue Access Point Attacks
Day 13: Social Engineering & Physical Security
- Types of Social Engineering Attacks
- Phishing, Pretexting, and Impersonation
- Mitigation Techniques
Day 14: Countermeasures & Security Best Practices
- IDS/IPS and Firewalls
- Patching and Hardening Systems
- Introduction to Security Policies and Audits
Day 15: Final Lab, Assessment & Certification
- Final Hacking Challenge (CTF-style task)
- Project Submission: Report on Vulnerability Assessment
- Live Review Session
- Course Wrap-up and Certification