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Welcome to the Ethical Hacking course! You'll explore ethical hacking concepts, terminologies, and tools. Learn the skills needed to become an ethical hacker. Understand the reconnaissance, foot-printing, and fingerprinting processes, as well as sniffing techniques and tools. Discover different attacks, such as ARP poisoning, SQL injection, and social engineering, and learn how to prevent them.
Overview
Welcome to the Ethical Hacking course! This course is designed to provide you with an in-depth understanding of the field of ethical hacking and its various techniques, tools, and processes. In the first lecture, you will be introduced to the concept of ethical hacking and its importance in the current digital landscape. You will learn about the different types of hackers and their motivations. In the subsequent lecture, you will explore the history of hacking and get familiar with some of the famous hackers who have made an impact in the field. You will learn about the terminologies associated with ethical hacking in lecture four. This will help you develop a foundational understanding of the language used in this field. Moving on, you will dive into the different tools used by ethical hackers to perform reconnaissance, foot-printing, fingerprinting, and sniffing in lectures five and six. You will also learn about the skills required to become a successful ethical hacker. In lectures seven to nine, you will understand the process of ethical hacking, starting with reconnaissance and moving on to foot-printing and fingerprinting. You will also learn about the different techniques used in sniffing and the various tools employed for this process. In the following lectures, you will explore different types of attacks, including ARP poisoning, DNS poisoning, exploitation, enumeration, and Metasploit. You will also gain an understanding of Trojan attacks, TCP/IP hijacking, email hijacking, password hacking, wireless hacking, social engineering, DDOS attacks, cross-site scripting, SQL injection, and penetration testing. By the end of this course, you will have gained a comprehensive understanding of ethical hacking and the different techniques used to prevent and detect potential security threats. You will also learn how to use various tools to test and secure your network against potential cyber attacks. This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills required to become a successful ethical hacker.What Will You Learn?
- Understand the concept of ethical hacking and its importance.
- Explore the different types of hackers and their motivations.
- Learn the terminologies associated with ethical hacking.
- Discover the tools used by ethical hackers for reconnaissance, foot-printing, fingerprinting, and sniffing.
- Develop the skills required to become a successful ethical hacker.
- Understand the process of ethical hacking, including reconnaissance, foot-printing, and fingerprinting.
- Explore different types of attacks, such as ARP poisoning, SQL injection, and social engineering.
- Learn how to prevent and detect potential security threats.
- Gain the knowledge and skills needed to secure your network against cyber attacks.
Who Should Take The Course
- Cybersecurity professionals
- IT professionals
- Network administrators
- Security analysts
- Penetration testers
- Web developers
- Anyone interested in learning about ethical hacking and cybersecurity
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of networking concepts
- Familiarity with operating systems such as Windows and Linux
- Understanding of common protocols such as TCP/IP, HTTP, and DNS
- Prior experience in programming languages such as Python or Java is recommended, but not required.
Course Currilcum
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- Introduction to Ethical Hacking 00:25:00
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- Classification of Hackers 00:35:00
- Famous Hackers 00:30:00
- Tools 00:30:00
- Process 00:35:00
- Footprinting 00:30:00
- Sniffing 00:35:00
- ARP Poisoning 00:35:00
- Exploitation 00:30:00
- Metasploit 00:35:00
- TCP/IP Hijacking 00:35:00
- Password Hacking 00:35:00
- Social Engineering 00:25:00
- Cross-Site Scripting 00:35:00
- Pen Testing 00:30:00