Ethical Hacking - Practical Course

This practical ethical hacking course is designed for individuals interested in gaining hands-on experience in performing ethical hacking attacks using various tools and techniques. The course covers several modules, including using Nmap, reverse shell attacks, social engineering attacks, phishing attacks, database attacks, and web application attacks.

In the Nmap module, students will learn how to use Nmap for network scanning, identification of network services, and host discovery. They will also learn how to analyze Nmap output and identify vulnerabilities and potential attack vectors.

The reverse shell attack module will provide students with practical training in using reverse shells to gain remote access to target systems. They will learn how to use Netcat and other tools to set up reverse shell connections and bypass firewalls and other network security measures.

In the social engineering module, students will learn how to use social engineering tactics to manipulate individuals and obtain sensitive information. They will also learn how to identify and defend against social engineering attacks.

The phishing module will cover different types of phishing attacks, including email phishing, spear phishing, and clone phishing. Students will learn how to create and deploy phishing attacks and how to identify and defend against them.

The database module will provide students with practical training in database attacks, including SQL injection attacks and other database exploitation techniques. They will learn how to identify and exploit database vulnerabilities and how to defend against these attacks.

Finally, the web application module will teach students how to perform web application attacks, including cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks, cross-site request forgery (CSRF) attacks, and other web-based exploits. They will learn how to identify and exploit web application vulnerabilities and how to defend against these attacks.

Upon completion of this course, students will have gained practical skills in performing ethical hacking attacks using various tools and techniques. They will also have learned how to identify and defend against these attacks, providing them with valuable skills for a career in cybersecurity.