ETHICAL HACKING

Ethical hacking has gained huge popularity in the recent years. With the rise in usage of internet technology, internet security has become a matter of concern for us. Time and again, we come across instances of data theft, identity theft, online monetary fraud etc.Hacking deals with breaking into a computer network, system or internet entity by exploiting its weaknesses and/or loopholes. There are two sides to hacking – ethical hacking and black hat hacking (regular hacking).Ethical hackers hack into computer networks, systems and internet entities of organizations and companies. They hack into these systems to find out flaws, loopholes and security vulnerabilities present within the system.In short, ethical hackers investigate and find out flaws in networks, systems and web entities. The ultimate aim of an ethical hacker is to identify vulnerabilities in the system and patch it up in a timely manner!Black hat hackers (or regular hackers) hack into systems with bad intention (for their personal benefit). On the other hand, ethical hackers break into systems to identify its vulnerabilities and patch it up!In this digital age, internet technology plays a very important role in our day to day lives. We rely on internet for banking, shopping, education and entertainment.

1. Ethical Hacking is a 6 months Certificate Course.
2. Advance Diploma In Cyber security Ethical Hacking is a 12 months Diploma Course

DURATION	QUALIFICATION	COMPUTER QUALIFICATION
6 MONTHS & 12 MONTHS	12th	BASIC COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE

1. Understanding Operating Systems
2. Understanding Application
3. Setting up a Computer
4. Connecting to the Internet
5. Understanding Cloud
6. Protect your computer
7. Computer Network, Hardware And Software
8. Number System and Conversion
9. Open-Source Software
10. Primary Memory & Secondary Memory
11. Partition Your Storage Disk
12. Logical Partition vs Primary Partition
13. Input Output Port
14. Computer System Workflow
15. BIOS
16. Booting Process
17. File System
18. FAT32, NTFS, EXT2/3/4, SWAP, HFS+
19. Master boot record vs Gpt
20. 32 bit vs 64 bit
21. System Troubleshooting
22. Programming Language Generations

1. Command line, Text-fu, Advanced text-fu, User management
2. Permission, Processes, packages devices, The filesystem, Boot the system
3. Kernel, Init, Process Utilization, Logging Network Sharing
4. Network Basics, Subnetting, Routing
5. Network Config, Troubleshooting, DNS

1. Introduction to Ethical Hacking
2. Phases Of Hacking
3. Understanding Penetration Testing
4. Cyber Law and IT Act
5. IP Address and Subnetting, Tracing & Spoofing
6. LAN, WAN, MAN
7. TCP & OSI Model
8. Virtual Private Network (VPN)
9. Active Footprinting
10. Passive Footprinting
11. Enumeration
12. Email Hacking and Security
13. Clickjacking
14. Google Hacking Database (GHDB)
15. Sniffing Through linux Tools
16. Wireshark
17. Nmap Scanning & Scripting
18. Netdiscover
19. Man in the Middle Attack (MITM) (Windows and Linux)
20. Ettercap, Cain & Abel
21. WEP/WPA/WPA2 Hacking & Security
22. Evil Twin Attack
23. Virus, Worm, Trojans
24. DoS & DDoS Attacks
25. Basics of Web Hack Security
26. SQL Injection
27. Admin Login Authentication Bypass & Mod_Security Bypassing
28. Evading IDS, Firewalls
29. Honeypots
30. Buffer Overflow
31. Cryptography
32. Cryptanalysis
33. Internet of Things (IOT)
34. Metasploit Framework
35. Operating Linux tools using DOCKER
36. Analysis on Ransomwares and Prevention Approach
37. Assembly language
38. Reverse Engineering
39. Cloud Security
40. Live Practical
41. Multiple Hands-on Challenges

1. Web Application working Mechanism, SQL Basics, DNS ENUM
2. SQL injection, Google Dorks, Exploits
3. Hostile Subdomain Takeover
4. Burp Suite Proxy
5. WAF Bypass, Error Based SQL Injection
6. Blind SQL Injection
7. SQL MAP , HAVIJ, SQL NINJA
8. XSS (Cross Site Scripting)
9. OS Command Injection OR RCE
10. File Inclusion Vulnerability and Directory Traversal
11. LDAP Injection
12. DVWA Framework
13. XXE (XML EXTERNAL ENTITY)
14. CSRF
15. ACUNETIX SCANNER
16. NETSPARKER, NIKTO, WP-Scan
17. NESSUS SCANNER, VEGA
18. XMLRPC Vulnerability
19. Security misconfiguration, Information Disclosure (Directory Listing)
20. HTML Injection
21. Source Code Disclosure
22. Broken Access Contro
23. Upload File Restriction Vulnerability
24. Host Header Injection
25. Broken Authentication
26. Session Fixation and Hijacking
27. Server Side Request Forgery
28. Mutillidae Practice
29. Parameter Tampering
30. Report Generating
31. Examination
32. Live Practical
33. Multiple Hands-on Challenges
34. CTF Challenges
35. POC for Different Vulnerability

1. Introduction to Networking
2. OSI Model
3. TCP/IP
4. IPv4 vs IPv6
5. Brief Information About Network Devices
6. Exploring the Functions of Routing
7. Cisco Packet Tracer
8. Configuring a Cisco Router
9. Packet Flow in Same Network & Different Network
10. Router vs Switch vs Hub
11. Network Topology
12. IP/ICMPy
13. APIPAy
14. Hybrid Protocolsy
15. Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
16. Static: Nexthop/Exit Interfacey
17. Dynamic: RIP, EIGRP, OSPF & BGP
18. Wan Technologiesy
19. Troubleshooting Basic Connectivity
20. NAT
21. ACL
22. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol)
23. Telnet and SSH
24. Lord Blockchain Protocol
25. Layer 2 Protocols
26. VLAN
27. Port Security

1. Computer Forensics Introduction
2. Computer Forensics Investigator Steps
3. Understanding Computer Hard Disks
4. Windows Forensics
5. File system Analysis Linux/Windows
6. Windows File System Forensics
7. Computer Forensics Lab
8. Setting up Forensics Lab
9. Data recovery
10. Access Data FTK Investigator
11. Investigation By EnCase
12. AutoSpy Kali
13. Steganography
14. Website Attacks Investigations
15. Email Header Analysis
16. Investigation By EnCase
17. Dumpit & Volatility Framework
18. Substitution ciphers and Transposition ciphers
19. Principals of public key crypto systems
20. RSA algorithm & RSA security
21. Key management & Distribution in Public Key System
22. Diffle-Hellman key exchange algorithm
23. Data encryption standard (DES)
24. Advanced Encryption Standard (AES)
25. MACS, MD5 message digest algorithm, Secure hash algorithm(SHA)
26. Digital Signatures & Digital Certificates
27. Kerberos and X.509
28. Electronic mail security-pretty good privacy (PGP)
29. Analysis on Case Studies
30. Hard drive Evidence Investigation
31. Becoming a Forensic Expert

1. Installing Python & PyCharm (Windows) or Visual Studio (Linux)
2. Setup & Hello World
3. Variables, Data Types and Operators
4. Relational and Boolean Operators
5. Working With Strings
6. Working With Numbers
7. Getting Input From Users
8. Building a Basic Calculator
9. Lists
10. List Functions
11. Tuples
12. Functions
13. Return Statement
14. If Statements & Comparisons
15. Building a better Calculator
16. Error Handling
17. Dictionaries
18. While and For Loops
19. Image Processing (Open CV)
20. Importing Modules and Socket Programming

1. Comprehensive XSS
2. Host Header Injection
3. URL Redirection
4. Parameter Tampering
5. HTML Injection
6. File Inclusion
7. Missing/Insufficient SPF Record
8. Insecure CORS Configuration
9. Server Side Request Forgery
10. Critical File Found
11. Source Code Disclosure
12. Cross Site Request Forgery
13. Hostile Subdomain Takeover
14. SQL Injection
15. Command Injection
16. File Uploading
17. XML External Entity Injection
18. Bonus Tips

1. Introduction to Mobile Application security
2. Android architecture
3. Interaction with android
4. Reverse engineering apk
5. Pentesting with owasp top-10
6. Pentesting with drozer
7. Hands on with mobsf
8. Hands on with QARK
9. Rooting android devices
10. Tools(Astra Security , ZAP (Zed Attack Proxy), Burp Suite , Mobile Security Framework (MobSF) , Kali Linux NetHunter, Data Theorem)

1. Port Scanner
2. Sniffer
3. Nmap Package
4. Fuzzers
5. Hash Lib
6. SQLi Checker
7. Keylogger