Ethical Hacking Basic
Our ethical hacking program will teach you how you can prevent an unauthorized attempt to access your computer system, application, or data.
- Duration: 3 Months
- Enrollment Fee: PKR.40,000
- Fee Installment Plan: Available
Admission Form
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Introduction
Discover the world of Ethical Hacking, an essential practice in cybersecurity, where experts use their skills to identify and fix vulnerabilities in computer systems, networks, and websites. Learn how these white-hat hackers ensure digital safety and protect online assets from potential cyber threats.
Requirements
- Intermediate/O/A-level
Modules
Introduction to Ethical Hacking
An overview of ethical hacking and its distinctions from malicious hacking.
Networking Fundamentals
Basics of networking, protocols, and the OSI model.
Information Gathering and Footprinting
Techniques for gathering information about targets and reconnaissance.
Scanning and Enumeration
Port scanning, service enumeration, and SNMP enumeration.
Web Application Security
Understanding web vulnerabilities like SQL injection and XSS.
Exploitation Techniques
Usage of tools like Metasploit and buffer overflow attacks.
Post-Exploitation
Strategies for maintaining access and escalating privileges.
Wireless Network Security
Wi-Fi encryption, security protocols, and tools.
Cryptography
Encryption basics, public-private keys, and cryptographic protocols.
Penetration Testing
Methodology, report writing, and ethical considerations.
Cybersecurity Tools
Introduction to security tools and SIEM systems.
Ethical and Legal Aspects
Laws, regulations, and ethical codes relevant to ethical hacking.
Audience
Cybersecurity Professionals
Ethical hackers are an essential part of the cybersecurity workforce. They work to identify and address vulnerabilities and weaknesses in systems and networks, helping organizations strengthen their defenses against potential cyber threats.
Penetration Testers
Penetration testers, also known as "pen testers," are individuals who simulate cyberattacks on systems to assess security levels. They perform controlled hacking attempts to identify and fix vulnerabilities.
Information Security Analysts
These analysts monitor and protect an organization's computer networks and systems from security breaches, and ethical hacking skills are valuable for their roles.
Cybersecurity Students
Aspiring cybersecurity professionals often learn ethical hacking as part of their formal education or training to build a foundation in cybersecurity practices.
Learning Outcomes
Understanding Ethical Hacking
Students will grasp the fundamentals of ethical hacking, differentiating it from malicious activities and recognizing its importance in cybersecurity.
Networking Proficiency
Learners will acquire essential networking knowledge, including protocols and the OSI model, to effectively assess network security.
Effective Information Gathering
Students will develop skills to perform reconnaissance, both passively and actively, and use techniques like DNS enumeration and Google hacking to gather target information.
Scanning and Enumeration Skills
Participants will become proficient in port scanning methods (e.g., Nmap) and service enumeration to identify vulnerabilities in a network.
Web Application Security Awareness
Learners will recognize and mitigate common web vulnerabilities like SQL injection and XSS, applying best practices outlined in the OWASP Top Ten.
Exploitation Techniques Proficiency
Participants will gain hands-on experience with tools like Metasploit and acquire knowledge of buffer overflow attacks and exploit development basics.
Wireless Network Security Knowledge
Learners will understand Wi-Fi encryption, security protocols, and wireless security tools to protect against wireless threats.
Cryptography Basics
Students will grasp encryption fundamentals, public-private key concepts, and cryptographic protocols for secure communication.
Cybersecurity Tools Proficiency
Learners will be introduced to various security tools and systems like firewalls, IDS/IPS, and SIEM for comprehensive cybersecurity.
Ethical and Legal Understanding
Students will be knowledgeable about the laws, regulations, and ethical codes that govern ethical hacking practices.
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