
Ethical Hacking
Course Description
The Professional Ethical Hacking course is a hands-on, advanced training program designed to teach students and cybersecurity professionals how to ethically identify and exploit vulnerabilities across networks, systems, and applications. This course covers the entire penetration testing cycle—from reconnaissance to exploitation and post-access—while emphasizing legal, safe, and industry-approved techniques.
Participants will explore a wide range of topics including malware analysis, wireless attacks, mobile device exploitation, and web-based threats. Updated for 2025, the course also integrates modern concerns like AI-generated malware, mobile spyware, cloud attacks, and Zero Trust network testing.
Ideal for penetration testers, SOC analysts, cybersecurity engineers, and tech enthusiasts aiming to enter red teaming or ethical hacking roles.
What You’ll Learn
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Understand the role, scope, and ethics behind professional hacking
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Apply modern hacking tools and techniques in a legal and structured manner
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Perform vulnerability assessments and penetration testing across multiple platforms
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Conduct scanning, exploitation, and post-exploitation activities
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Hack into web apps, mobile devices, and wireless networks
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Analyze buffer overflows, spyware, and malware behavior
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Defend against social engineering and SQL injection attacks
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Manage incident response procedures and reporting
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Understand fundamentals of cryptography and secure encryption methods
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Stay updated with trends in AI threats, spyware tools, and evolving attack methods
Course Curriculum
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Introduction to Ethical Hacking
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What is Ethical Hacking?
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Responsibilities of an Ethical Hacker
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Objectives and Benefits of Hacking
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Overview of Tools and Techniques
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Hacking Fundamentals
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Categories of Cyber Attacks
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Understanding Malware: Viruses, Worms, Trojans
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Basics of Malware Behavior and Static/Dynamic Analysis
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Stages of a Cyber Attack
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Reconnaissance Techniques
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Fingerprinting and Enumeration
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Network Scanning and Types
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Limiting Damage and Exposure
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Basics of Network Security & Penetration Testing Overview
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Vulnerability Assessment
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Identifying Security Weaknesses
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CVSS Scoring and Risk Ratings
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Tools for Vulnerability Scanning
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Ethical Hacking Methodologies
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Structured Hacking Approaches
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Scanning and Target Enumeration
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Exploitation Techniques
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Post-Exploitation Strategies
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Maintaining Access & Reporting Findings
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Web Application Hacking
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Introduction to Web App Vulnerabilities
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Exploiting OWASP Top 10 Threats
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Tools like Burp Suite and OWASP ZAP
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Web Server Exploitation
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Understanding Server Weaknesses
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Misconfiguration Attacks and Exploits
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Banner Grabbing and Server Fingerprinting
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Mobile Device Exploitation
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Common Android & iOS Attack Vectors
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Spyware Types, Installation, and Removal
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Identifying and Preventing Mobile Surveillance
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Wireless Network Attacks
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Basics of Wireless Technologies
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Cracking Wi-Fi Security Protocols (WEP/WPA/WPA3)
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Packet Sniffing and MITM Attacks
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Buffer Overflow Attacks
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Understanding Buffer Overflows
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Exploitation Process
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Mitigation Techniques and Secure Coding Practices
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Social Engineering
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Psychology of Attacks
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Popular Social Engineering Techniques (Phishing, Pretexting, Baiting)
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Real-World Scenarios and Prevention Methods
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SQL Injection (SQLi)
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Introduction to SQL Injection
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SQLi Techniques and Automated Tools
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Evasion and Bypass Strategies
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Incident Response and Cyber Attack Management
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What is Incident Response?
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Steps in Managing a Security Breach
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Forensics Basics and Containment
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Cryptography and Data Protection
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Foundations of Cryptography
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Types of Encryption: Symmetric, Asymmetric, Hashing
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Use Cases in Modern Security
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