Step into the realm where cybersecurity meets ethical prowess with our Certification in Ethical Hacking. In a world where digital threats loom large, this program is your gateway to becoming a virtuous guardian of cyberspace. Delve into the art of penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and ethical hacking methodologies as you equip yourself with the skills to protect against malicious attacks. Join us on a transformative journey where your expertise becomes the shield against cyber threats. Your certification, your key to defending the digital frontier with ethics and knowledge, starts here. It's time to hack for good and secure the future of cybersecurity.

Ethical Hacking is defined as a course in the field of technology. Ethical Hacking is one of the most popular courses with the increase in people's interest in internet security and ways for keeping one's personal security safe and secure from different peoples. The course teaches beginners about computer systems with the permission of the organization. People who have a keen interest in the field of technology can opt for this course. Ethical hacking is a process wherein professionals use the vulnerabilities of a network/ system to detect intrusions from malicious hackers. Ethical Hacking courses cover tools and techniques that are used by hackers and penetration testers and covers 3 main topics in general namely Ethical Hacking, Website Hacking & Security and Mobile & Wireless Security.

 

Careers in Ethical Hacking

 

Key Highlights:

1. Duration: 6 months
2. Certification Program
3. Comprehensive Training in Ethical Hacking and Cybersecurity
4. Hands-On Labs and Real-World Scenarios
5. Experienced Instructors with Cybersecurity Expertise
6. Practical Hacking Projects and Challenges
7. Certification Exam Preparation
8. Access to Industry-Standard Hacking Tools and Resources
9. Career Placement Assistance and Networking Opportunities

Ethical Hacking : Syllabus

Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Foot printing and Reconnaissance

Scanning Networks

Enumeration

Vulnerability Analysis

System Hacking

Malware Threats

Sniffing

Social Engineering

Denial-of-Service

Session Hijacking

Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots

Hacking Web Servers

Hacking Web Applications

SQL Injection

Hacking Wireless Networks

Hacking Mobile Platforms

IoT Hacking

Cloud Computing

Cryptography

 

1) Introduction to Ethical Hacking

• Pitfalls of Freeware

• How you can be hacked

• Tools used by hackers

• Why hackers hack

• What is ethical about hacking

• Types of hackers

• Qualities of a good hacker

• What is pen testing, Phases of pen testing

• Red team

• Blue team

• Black box testing

• White box testing,

• Hacking Terminologies

 

2) Footprinting & Reconnaisance

Gathering Info Using Tracert Whois, Netcraft, Footprinting on Social Media Finding & Footprinting People, Reverse Image search Footprinting Financial Info, Footprinting Job Sites Google Alert, Website Mirroring, Archived Websites Tracking Emails, Finding IP Address of sender Fake Email Id (Email Fuzzing), Have I been Pawned, Temporary Emails, Google My Activity, DNS Tools, Google Dorks, Advanced Google Search Default Passwords + GHDB (Google Hacking Database) Anonymous Browsing: Proxy + VPN + TOR + Gzapper + Browser fingerprinting + Macchanger + SMAC

 

3) Scanning & Enumeration

Using nmap

Zenmap

Angry Ip Scanner

Advanced Ip Scanner

What is Enumeration

SNMP Check,

Superscan

Using Hyena

 

4) Vulnerability Analysis

What is VA.

Types of VA.

VA management life cycle

SANS 25.

OWASP Top 10.

CVSS Score.

What is CVE.

Using MBSA.

Using GFI Languard.

Using VA Tools

 

5) System Hacking

• System Hacking Concepts.

• Steganoragphy - Snow, Quick Stego,

• Steganalysis

• Pwdump - Password Hashes Extraction tool.

• Ophcrack. Password Hacking Tools. Rainbow tables, Ophcrack, Creating own dictionary with crunch

• Password Hashes, Password cracking techniques, Dictionary Attacks.

• Brute Force Attacks, Rainbow Tables, Using Winrtgen. Keyloggers, Antikeyloggers, Spyware- Power Spy tool / Spy agent tool, Using Metasploit MACE Attributes, Clearing Tracks on Kali, Metasploit, Clearing tracks in windows, Clearing windows history, Auditpol.

 

6) Malware Threats

• Introduction to Malware

• Trojans

• Spyware

• RATs

• Batch Virus, BAT to Exe

• Using Virus Generators

 

7) Sniffing

• Understanding Sniffing

• Types of Sniffing

• Using Sniffing Tools

• Using Wireshark

 

8) Social Engineering

• Types of social engineering

• Shoulder surfing

• Dumpster diving, tailgating, phishing

• Vhshing, smshing, impersonation attacks

• Detecting a phish

• Using Kali Linux Social Engineering toolkit (SET)

 

9) Denial of Service

• Intro to Denial of Service

• DDOS

• Types of DOS attacks

• HOIC, LOIC

• Metasploit syn flood attack

• Using hping3

• Using DDOS Tools

 

10) Session Hijacking

• Intro to Session Hijacking

• Cookies

• Types of Session Hijacks

• Using ZED Attack Proxy (ZAP)

• Performing Session Hijack

 

11) Evading IDS, Firewalls & Honeypots

• Understanding IDS, IPS

• Types of Firewalls

• What are Honetpots

• Ebading & Bypassing IDS

• Honeypot Tools

 

12) Hacking Web Servers

• Web Server Concepts

• Web Server Attacks

• Web Application Attacks

 

13) Hacking Web Applications

• Web Application Threats

• Unvalidated Inputs

• Parameter Tampering

• Injection Flaws

• DOS Attacks

• Using DVWA

 

14) SQL Injections

• Intro to SQL injections

• SQL injection Types

• IBM Security App Scan Standard

• Google Dorks

• DVWA

• SQL Injection Attack

 

15) Hacking Wireless Networks (WIFI)

• Introduction to Wifi Hacking

• Types of Wifi Attacks

• WEP, WPA, WPA2

• Rogue AP Attacks

• Jamming devices

• Portable Towers

• Wifi Discovery Tools

• Hacking Wifi with Kali Linux

 

16) Hacking Mobile Platforms

• Understanding Chain Messages

• Mobile Stego Tools

• Mobile Hacking Apps

• Tracking Lost Mobile Devices

• Android Codes

• Spyware

• Mobile Privacy tools

• Creating Mobile Payloads with Metasploit

 

17) IOT Hacking

• IOT Concepts

• IOT Hacking Methodology

• Shodan

• Counter Measures

 

18) Cloud Computing

• Introduction to Cloud Computing

• IAAS, SAAS, PAAS

• Public, Private & Hybrid Clouds

• Virtualization

• Cloud Computing Threats

• Cloud Security Responsibilities

• Cloud Security Providers

 

19) Cryptography

• What is Cryptography

• Symmetric, Asymmetric, Substitution Cipher, Stream Cipher, Block Cipher

• What is Hash, Checksum

• DES,AES, RC4, RC5, RC6, MD5, SHA, SSH, RSA, DSA

• Cryptanalysis

• Cryptography Tools

 

Benefits of UGC Approved University Certification:

1. Credibility and Recognition: UGC approval signifies credibility, ensuring the courses meet rigorous quality standards.
2. Quality Assurance: Rigorous evaluation ensures high-quality education, enhancing student learning experiences.
3. Government Recognition: Government acknowledgment adds validity to your qualifications, boosting your professional profile. The certification will be valid in State Govt as well as in Central Govt.
4. Eligibility for Government Jobs: UGC certification opens doors to a wide array of government job opportunities, enhancing career prospects.
5. Competitive Advantage: Stand out in the competitive job market with a certification recognized and respected nationwide.
6. Alumni Benefits: Join a network of esteemed alumni, providing valuable connections and mentorship opportunities.
7. Global Recognition: UGC-approved certifications hold weight internationally, broadening your career horizons globally.

 

Attestation by MOFA, MEA, HRD: Simplify the process of document attestation, making your certification globally valid.

Hassle-free Evaluation by WES, IQAS, ICES, ICAS, etc.: Streamlined evaluation processes facilitate higher education or job opportunities abroad.

 

Why UGC Approved University Certification Matters:

UGC recognition ensures courses meet stringent quality benchmarks, instilling confidence in students and parents alike. Holding a UGC-approved certification not only adds credibility but also enhances job market acceptance, opening diverse career pathways for students. From government job eligibility to hassle-free international evaluations, UGC approval paves the way for a successful, globally recognized career. Enroll today and step confidently into a future of endless possibilities with UGC Approved University Certification.

 

Top Skills You Will Learn:

1. Information Gathering and Reconnaissance
2. System and Network Hacking Techniques
3. Web Application and Cloud Security
4. Cryptography and Encryption
5. Wireless Network and IoT Hacking
6. Malware Analysis and Detection
7. Social Engineering and Phishing Defense
8. Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Assessment
9. Incident Response and Reporting
10. Legal and Ethical Aspects of Ethical Hacking

 

Job Opportunities: Graduates of this program can pursue various roles in the field of cybersecurity and ethical hacking, including:

1. Ethical Hacker
2. Penetration Tester
3. Security Analyst
4. Network Security Engineer
5. Security Consultant
6. Incident Responder
7. Cybersecurity Auditor
8. Security Administrator
9. SOC Analyst
10. Information Security Manager

 

Who Is This Program For?

This program is designed for:

1. Aspiring ethical hackers and cybersecurity professionals
2. IT and network administrators looking to enhance their security skills
3. Individuals interested in a career in cybersecurity
4. Security enthusiasts and bug bounty hunters
5. Anyone who wants to learn how to protect and secure computer systems and networks.

 

Advantages:

• On completion of the course you will receive a certificate from the UGC Approved University which has several benefits.
• Strong knowledge of networking and computer systems
• Ability to hack into network or systems, with permission, to assess vulnerabilities
• Gives you a strong competitive advantage in the job market
• Discovering vulnerabilities from an attacker’s POV so that weak points can be fixed
• Implementing a secure network that prevents security breaches
• Defending national security by protecting data from terrorists
• Gaining the trusts of customers and investors by ensuring the security of their products and data
• Helping protect networks with real world assessments