Ethical Hacking in Practice
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Ethical hacking is one of the most important starting points for anyone who wants to understand how attackers think, how systems are tested, and how security weaknesses are identified before they are exploited. This bootcamp gives learners a structured introduction to ethical hacking concepts, penetration testing basics, reconnaissance, scanning, vulnerability assessment, web application attacks, password attacks, and social engineering risks.
Designed for beginners and early-stage cybersecurity learners, the program breaks down offensive security concepts in a clear and practical way. Participants will understand the ethical hacking methodology, common attack surfaces, basic tools, security testing approaches, and the role of responsible reporting in real-world cybersecurity assessments.
Ashish Rawat
06+ Years of ExperienceAshish Rawat is a cybersecurity trainer and consultant with expertise in web application security, penetration testing, OSINT, and cyber threat intelligence. For this bootcamp, he brings practical expertise in vulnerability assessment, real-world testing techniques, secure coding, and offensive security fundamentals to help learners understand ethical hacking with clarity.
- Web application security and penetration testing
- Vulnerability assessment for web applications
- OSINT and cyber threat intelligence
- Digital forensics and real-world investigation techniques
- Secure coding and application security concepts
- Penetration testing tools, methods, and reporting
- Training aligned with current security standards and threats
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Module 1: Ethical Hacking Fundamentals
- Cybersecurity and Information Security
- CIA Triad
- Threats, Vulnerabilities and Risk
- Ethical Hacking and Hacker Types
- Red Team, Blue Team and Purple Team
- Penetration Testing Basics
- Black-Box, White-Box and Gray-Box Testing
Module 2: AI-Assisted Ethical Hacking Methodology
- Ethical Hacking Methodology
- Cyber Kill Chain
- MITRE ATT&CK Introduction
- Role of AI in Ethical Hacking
- Responsible Use of AI in Security Testing
- Map reconnaissance, scanning and exploitation phases
- Map a sample attack to Cyber Kill Chain and MITRE ATT&CK
- Use AI to analyze findings
- SGPT, MITRE ATT&CK Navigator
Module 3: Footprinting and Reconnaissance
- Passive and Active Reconnaissance
- OSINT Fundamentals
- Domain and DNS Information Gathering
- Perform WHOIS and DNS lookups
- Conduct search engine reconnaissance
- Identify website technologies and subdomains
- WHOIS, nslookup / dig, Wappalyzer, theHarvester
Module 4: Network Scanning
- IP Addressing Basics
- TCP, UDP, Ports and Services
- Host Discovery and Network Enumeration
- Discover live hosts
- Perform port scanning
- Identify services, versions and exposed ports
- Nmap, Netcat, Wireshark
Module 5: Vulnerability Assessment
- Vulnerabilities and Exploit
- Security Misconfigurations and Missing Patches
- CVE and CVSS
- Vulnerability Prioritization
- Perform a basic vulnerability scan
- Analyze findings and related CVEs
- Interpret CVSS scores and prioritize vulnerabilities
- Nikto, Nmap NSE, NIST NVD
Module 6: Web Application Hacking
- Web Application Architecture
- HTTP Requests and Responses
- Parameters, Cookies and Sessions
- Authentication Basics
- OWASP Top 10 Introduction
- Inspect and modify HTTP requests
- Analyze cookies and sessions
- Demonstrate basic SQL Injection and XSS
- Identify authentication weaknesses
- Burp Suite, SQLMap
Module 7: Password and System Hacking
- Password Security and Hashing
- Credential-Based Attacks
- Multi-Factor Authentication
- Privilege Escalation Basics
- Identify and analyze password hashes
- Demonstrate dictionary and brute-force concepts
- Review weak password policies and privilege escalation indicators
- Hashcat, John the Ripper, Hydra
Module 8: Social Engineering and Phishing
- Social Engineering Fundamentals
- Phishing and Spear Phishing
- Pretexting, Baiting and Impersonation
- Business Email Compromise
- Social Engineering Prevention
- Analyze sample phishing emails
- Inspect suspicious URLs and email headers
- Identify common social engineering indicators
- Zphisher, VirusTotal, URLScan.io
*Note: Participants will have access to session recordings for a period of 60 days.
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