Ethical Hacking Course

🧭 Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Understand the ethical hacker’s role in the digital world and how they help protect systems from cyber threats by thinking like attackers — but working for good.

🌐 Computer Networks & IP Concepts

Build a strong foundation in networking, IP addressing, ports, and protocols to understand how devices communicate and how attacks travel across systems.

🐧 Linux for Hackers

Master essential Linux commands, file systems, and terminal tools that ethical hackers rely on for scripting, scanning, and system control.

🔍 Reconnaissance & Information Gathering

Learn how to gather public and private information about your target using passive and active reconnaissance before launching an attack simulation.

🛰️ Scanning & Vulnerability Assessment

Use powerful tools and techniques to scan networks, identify open ports, detect vulnerabilities, and assess the overall security posture of a system.

💻 Web Application Hacking

Discover how to exploit common web vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection, XSS, and broken authentication to test and secure online applications.

📶 Wi-Fi Hacking & Wireless Security

Explore wireless hacking techniques to test the strength of Wi-Fi encryption, crack passwords, and protect against unauthorized network access.

🔓 Password Cracking & Authentication Bypass

Learn how hackers crack passwords, exploit weak authentication systems, and how to build strong defenses against unauthorized access.

🔐 Cryptography & Encryption Basics

Understand the principles of encryption, hashing, and key management that are used to protect data in transit and at rest.

🧰 Cybersecurity Tools & Platforms

Get hands-on experience with industry-leading tools like Nmap, Wireshark, Burp Suite, and Metasploit to perform ethical hacking tasks efficiently.

🧪 Penetration Testing Process

Follow the full penetration testing methodology — from planning and reconnaissance to exploitation, reporting, and post-exploitation analysis.

🪙 Bug Bounty & Real-World Projects

Apply your knowledge to real-world systems, participate in bug bounty programs, report security flaws, and build your reputation as an ethical hacker.