What You Will Learn!
- Understanding of Hacking Fundamentals
- Familiarity with Hacking Tools and Techniques
- Practical Application of Ethical Hacking Methodologies
- Identification and Exploitation of Vulnerabilities
- Hands-on Practice with Real-World Scenarios
Description
To become a well-rounded Ethical Hacker and/or Penetration Tester, not only must you be familiar with the appropriate tools and techniques, but you must also craft your methodology for applying said skills. One of the best ways of accomplishing that goal is by way of practical application. In this series, you'll be instructed on how to apply your hacking skills and tools to successfully scan, enumerate, access, and escalate privilege against multiple purposely vulnerable, virtual machines (VM). Each VM will present similarities and differences, offering unique challenges that your tools and techniques will need to be applied to overcome. This practical experience can be useful for those looking to obtain certifications such as EC-Council's Certified Ethical Hacker(C|EH), CompTIA's Pentest+, Offensive-Security Certified Professional (OSCP), etc.
The hands-on hacking course is designed to provide participants with practical skills and knowledge in the field of ethical hacking. This intensive training program focuses on teaching the techniques and methodologies used by hackers to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in computer systems, networks, and applications. Through a combination of theoretical lessons and hands-on exercises, participants will learn various hacking tools, methodologies, and best practices for securing systems.
The course covers a wide range of topics, including reconnaissance, scanning and enumeration, vulnerability assessment, exploitation techniques, network and web application penetration testing, wireless network security, and social engineering. Participants will gain practical experience by performing real-world hacking scenarios in a controlled and supervised environment. They will learn how to identify and exploit common
Who Should Attend!
- There is no formal prerequisite for this course.
- Participants should have a solid understanding of computer systems, networks, and operating systems. They should be familiar with concepts such as IP addressing, protocols, file systems, and command-line interfaces.