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Duration
12 hours, 14 minutes
Last updated
December 17, 2023
4.7
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394
An insightful course in Ethical Hacking covering all essential steps of how to become an elite hacker, launching attacks/exploits against computers, hacking into wireless networks, bypassing antivirus, Bash & Python, website & web application hacking, free practice, setting up a lab, cybersecurity career, networking fundamentals, Linux basic, website & app data, maintaining access, mobile phone security tips and conducting passive & active reconnaissance on a network.
£29.99 inc. VAT
More about the course
The Ethical Hacking course aims to master the core paradigms of ethical hacking and accrue marketable talent. The course covers all the requisite skillsets for becoming a specialist in this field.
Juan E. Galvan, an entrepreneur in the tech space from Digital Marketing, E-commerce, and web development to programming, has developed this course to your benefit in digital technology to protect personal data and business reputation, regulation compliance, improve cyber posture and better data management in any sector.
This course takes you as a subscriber as a beginner and aims to build you into a fearsome Ninja of this sector who’ll be able to break into systems like a black-hat hacker and secure them like a security expert! You will be amazed by how convenient the course is, yet it focuses on theoretical aspects of white hacking without making the time boring and monotonous. The course will keep your attention anchored by explaining fundamental systems needed, like Windows and Linux, launching attacks, and conducting Penetration Tests.
By the end of this session, we are sure you will be able to conduct an ethical hacking lab and build a career as a professional, honest hacker/cybersecurity expert.
You can start with any skill set and will reach the next level at the end of this course.
Moreover, the course has been accredited by the CPD group, and they will earn you the essential 11 CPD points for your Continuous Professional Development.
What you will learn
- How To Become An Elite Ethical Hacker
- Launching Attacks/Exploits Against Computers
- Methods of Hacking Into Wireless Networks
- Bypassing Antivirus
- The Fundamentals of Bash
- The Fundamentals of Python
- Website & Web Application Hacking
- Where You Can Practice Hacking For Free
- Setting up A Hacking Lab
- A Cybersecurity/Ethical Hacking Career
- Conducting Penetration Tests
- The Fundamentals of Networking
- Linux Basic
- Gather Website & App Data
- Maintaining Access To Exploited Computers
- Mobile Phone Security Tips
- Conducting Passive & Active Reconnaissance On A Network
Is this course for you?
The primary benefit of ethical hacking is to prevent data from being stolen and misused by malicious attackers and discover vulnerabilities from an attacker's POV so that weak points can be fixed. Explore how to implement a secure network that prevents security breaches.
Every nation's security is the top priority, and ethical hacking helps to ensure that cyber-terrorism and terrorist assaults ethical hacking is avoided. Ethical hacking helps keep business and government organizations out of trouble caused by hackers trying to steal important data.
Ethical hacking is used to secure essential data from enemies. It works as a safeguard of your computer from blackmail by people who want to exploit the vulnerability. A company or organisation can find security vulnerabilities and risks using ethical hacking.
Hacking is identifying and exploiting weaknesses in a computer system or network, usually to gain unauthorised access to personal or organisational data. Hacking is not always a malicious activity, but the term has primarily negative connotations due to its association with cybercrime.
A good hacker will be able to understand security concepts and technologies. The only way to overcome the obstructions established by the security admins is to become familiar with them. The hacker must know critical public infrastructure (PKI), secure sockets layer (SSL), firewalls, intrusion detection system (IDS), etc.
It is estimated that the job of an ethical hacker will increase by 17.5% worldwide by 2025. Apart from being an ethical hacker, candidates can also start their career as an information system analyst, cybersecurity expert, security analyst manager etc.
Why Choose Course?
- Developed and delivered by Qualified industry experts
- Instant E-certificate of Completion
- Entirely online
- Self-paced learning and laptop, tablet, and smartphone-friendly
- 24/7 Support
Career Path
Ethical hacking will open many opportunities for anyone due to its versatile use in business settings, from network engineers to information security analysts, security engineers, security architects, cybersecurity consultants, security administrators and chief information security officers (CISOs), and not limited to this. The salary expectation can grow from £40,000 per annum to £77,000 per annum.Industry Expert Instructor
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Course Content
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- Course Overview 00:08:00
- About Your Instructors 00:02:00
- Section Overview 00:03:00
- Current Cybersecurity Market 00:08:00
- The 3 Types of Hackers 00:04:00
- The 4 Elements of Security 00:04:00
- Ethical Hacker Terminology 00:03:00
- Common Methods of Hacking 00:07:00
- Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking Overview 00:02:00
- Ethical Hacking vs Penetration Testing 00:05:00
- Job Opportunities in Cybersecurity 00:01:00
- Who is This Course is For? 00:01:00
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- Networking Section Overview 00:11:00
- How Data Travels Across The Internet 00:01:00
- Understanding Ports and Protocols 00:08:00
- Understanding IP Addresses: Public & Private 00:02:00
- What Are Subnets? 00:02:00
- The Average Network vs Remote Based 00:05:00
- Hacking Lab Section Overview 00:08:00
- Understanding Virtual Machines 00:03:00
- Setup Your Kali Linux Machine 00:09:00
- VN Setup & Testing Vulnerable Systems 00:23:00
- Remaining Anonymous Section Overview 00:06:00
- TOR Browser Overview 00:05:00
- Anonsurf Overview 00:03:00
- Changing Mac Addresses 00:02:00
- Using a Virtual Private Network/Server (VPN, VPS) 00:04:00
- Reconnaissance Section Overview 00:03:00
- Passive Recon vs Active Recon 00:01:00
- Recon-ng Overview 00:14:00
- Whois Enumeration 00:01:00
- DNS Enumeration Overview 00:02:00
- Netcraft.com DNS Information 00:02:00
- Google Hacking 00:04:00
- Shodan.io Overview 00:02:00
- Securityheaders.com (Analyze HTTPS Headers of website) 00:01:00
- Ssllabs.com/ssltest (Look for SSL issues on website) 00:02:00
- Pastebin.com (Sensitive Information) 00:01:00
- NMAP Port Scanning (Discover open ports, OS, Services, Vulnerabilities, etc.) 00:15:00
- Netcat Overview + SMB/NFS Enumeration 00:14:00
- Nikto & Sparta Web Application Scanner 00:05:00
- SMPT Enumeration + Nessus/Openvas Scanners 00:04:00
- Post Exploitation Section Overview 00:03:00
- Privilege Escalation 00:29:00
- Transferring Files in/out of Victim, Creating Custom Malware + Evading Antivirus 00:27:00
- Installing a Keylogger 00:02:00
- Installing a Backdoor 00:06:00
- Mobile Phone Hacking Section Overview 00:10:00
- Mobile Attack Vectors 00:01:00
- Mobile Hacking Using URLs 00:02:00
- Jail Breaking and Rooting Considerations 00:01:00
- Privacy Issues (Geo Location) 00:01:00
- Mobile Phone Data Security 00:02:00
- Making Money Section Overview 00:01:00
- Bug Bounty Programs 00:04:00
- How To Start Freelancing 00:10:00
- How To Start Client Consulting 00:09:00
- Resources 00:10:00
- Get Your Certificate & Transcript 00:00:00
Good Course
Learnt a lot from this and I hope you do too
Security
Very good would recommed
Ethical Hacking Beginner To Expert - First ever online course
Course was a little monotonous getting nearer to the end. Lab exercises kept up the interest.
One or two were out of date and did not work as expected. Most everything else was OK.
Seem to have lots of plugs for various services at the end, which if you paid for them all (before getting that super-duper highly paid job) would turn out to be expensive. Certainly never knew they were the sort of things available. Eye opening for sure!
Nice course all the same. Many thanks CC.