Welcome to this comprehensive Ethical Hacking course!
NO prior knowledge is assumed. It begins at absolute zero, and brings you through the process, explains to you how to access systems and how to seal them like a black-hat hacker and like a cybersecurity expert.
It will start with creating a real hacking lab and learning more about how networks and systems work and it will get to executing actual hacking performed using the professional tools.Every technique is taught using hands-on practice, not boring theory lectures.
You’ll analyze and exploit vulnerabilities in networks, servers, websites, applications, and clients, and also learn how to protect systems against the same attacks. Whether it’s Wi-Fi cracking, website hacking, social engineering, or penetration testing, this course covers everything.
What You are Going to Learn:
- Network Hacking (Wired/Wireless)
- Gaining Access (Server & Client Side)
- Post Exploitation (Spying, Pivoting)
- Website Hacking (XSS, SQLi, LFI, etc.)
Final Project:
- Diagnose and Launch full system Penetration test and provide a professional cybersecurity report.
The lessons you will learn:
- How to build hacking lab and use it.
- How to hack networks, devices, and websites ethically
- How to use 30+ professional tools like Kali Linux, Metasploit, SQLmap
- How to secure systems against real cyberattacks
Lessons progressively work towards a professional security project. At the end of this course, you will be able to conduct full penetration tests and defend systems.
Why Join Us:
Learn practical hacking in real-world labs
30+ tools & 85+ hacking demonstrations included
Assessment test rewards: Top student gets a scholarship (full fee refund)
Internship opportunities for top performers
Free Certificate on successful completion
Weekly Course Outline
🟩 Week 1: Introduction to Hacking (Sessions 1–5)
- What is Hacking & Why Learn It?
- Teaser – Hacking Windows & Webcam (Demo)
- Course Overview & Cybersecurity Fields
- Introduction to Kali Linux & VMs
- Installing Kali Linux on Windows or Mac
🟩 Week 2: Lab Setup & Linux Basics (Sessions 6–10)
- Installing Kali on Linux (If applicable)
- Navigating Kali Linux Interface
- Using Linux Terminal & Commands
- Lab Safety | Legal Guidelines
- Installing Tools (Nmap, Wireshark & Netdiscover)
🟩 Week 3: Network Hacking – Pre-Connection Attacks (Sessions 11–15)
- Networking Basics (IP, MAC, Wireless)
- Wireless Modes (Monitor vs Managed)
- MAC Address Spoofing & Wireless Setup
- Network Scanning with Netdiscover & Nmap
- Target Discovery & Recon (WiFi Networks)
🟩 Week 4: Gaining Access – WEP/WPA2 Cracking (Sessions 16–20)
- WEP Encryption Theory
- WEP Cracking with ARP Replay
- WPA/WPA2 Encryption Theory
- Handshake Capture & Wordlist Creation
- WPA Cracking with Dictionary Attack
🟩 Week 5: Post-Connection Attacks I (Sessions 21–25)
- Intro to MITM Attacks
- ARP Spoofing with Bettercap
- DNS Spoofing & Redirection
- HTTPS Bypass Techniques
- Traffic Sniffing with Wireshark
🟩 Week 6: Post-Connection Attacks II (Sessions 26–30)
- JavaScript Injection in Live Sessions
- Malicious Twin Network-Building (Honey pots)
- Targeted Information Theft
- Defense Against MITM
- Week 6 Review + Practice Quiz
🟦 Week 7: Gaining Access – Server-Side Exploits (Sessions 31–35)
- Installing Metasploitable for Practice
- Scanning Targets with Nmap
- Discovering Vulnerabilities (Open Ports, Services)
- Exploiting RCE Vulnerabilities (Manually & Automated)
- Vulnerability Scanning with Nexpose
🟦 Week 8: Gaining Access – Client-Side Attacks (Sessions 36–40)
- Backdooring EXE & PDF Files
- Social Engineering: Email Spoofing
- Gathering Intelligence with Maltego
- Using BeEF for Browser Exploits
- Creating Effective Payloads
🟨 Week 9: Post-Exploitation (Sessions 41–45)
- Meterpreter Commands & Use Cases
- Maintaining Access (Persistence)
- Keylogging, Screenshots & Spying
- File Access & Remote Execution
- Pivoting to Other Devices in Network
🟨 Week 10: Website Hacking (Sessions 46–50)
- Info Gathering: WHOIS, Subdomains
- Manual SQL Injection
- Automated SQLMap Attacks
- XSS Attacks (Cross-site Scripting)
- LFI, RFI and File Upload Exploits
🟧 Week 11: Automated Scanning & Defense (Sessions 51–55)
- Web Scanning with OWASP ZAP
- Writing a Penetration Testing Report
- Cybersecurity Defense Techniques
- Firewalls, IDS/IPS & Patch Management
- Website, WiFi & Server Hardening
🟥 Week 12: Final Project
- Project Guidelines & Scope
- Launching the Penetration Test
- Writing the Final Report
- Final Quiz & Wrap-up Discussion
- Project Submission
ETHICAL HACKING & CYBERSECURITY INFORMATION TABLE
| Feature | Details | Notes |
| Duration | 3 Months (12 Weeks) | Total 60 sessions |
| Class Duration | 45 Minutes per Session | Short and focused learning blocks |
| Level | Beginner to Intermediate | No prior experience needed |
| Mode | Online | Fully Instructor-Led Live Classes |
| Schedule | 5 Days a Week | Flexible timings |
| Tools Required | Laptop with 4GB+ RAM | External WiFi Adapter for some lessons |
| Software Used | Kali Linux, Metasploit, Nmap, BeEF, etc. | All tools provided & demonstrated |
| Final Certification | Yes | E-certificate awarded after completion |
| Total Fee | $90 | Monthly Payment: $30 |