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Ethical Hacking

Ethical hacking Experts

In a world where cyber threats are becoming increasingly devastating, the need for cybersecurity has never been more urgent. The continuous expansion of the mobile Internet, cloud computing, and the Internet of Things (IoT) has broadened the landscape for potential cyberattacks, putting cybersecurity at the forefront of our concerns. It’s a challenging scenario, but within this challenge lies an opportunity for those who are ready to defend the digital frontier.

Enter the Star Ethical Hacking Expert program – a comprehensive training experience designed to equip learners with a fundamental understanding of information security, hacking, and ethical hacking. In the realm of cybersecurity, this program is not just a guide; it’s an essential companion for anyone venturing into the domain of IT security.

As cyber threats loom larger, the demand for ethical hackers and cybersecurity professionals is soaring, with an anticipated growth rate of 37% until 2022. The Star Ethical Hacking Expert program addresses this pressing need, providing a deep dive into both basic and advanced hacking tools and techniques employed by both hackers and cybersecurity professionals. It’s a program that goes beyond theory, immersing learners in the logic behind hacking and the methods hackers employ, thereby arming them with the knowledge to prevent such acts. After all, the old adage holds true – “Prevention is better than cure!”

This program serves as a vigilant guardian for learners, empowering them to take charge of their systems. It instills a proactive mindset, allowing participants to test, uncover, hack, and rectify vulnerabilities, ensuring they remain in complete control of their valuable information. The program unfolds like a strategic playbook, detailing the hacking process in five critical stages: investigation, scanning, gaining access, maintaining access, and covering tracks.

In a digital landscape where threats are evolving, the Star Ethical Hacking Expert program stands as a beacon of knowledge and empowerment. It doesn’t just teach; it transforms learners into vigilant custodians of digital security. Join the program, and embark on a journey that not only arms you with skills but also imbues you with the responsibility to safeguard the digital realm. After all, in the world of cybersecurity, knowledge isn’t just power – it’s protection.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

Objectives:
  • Explore the concept of hacking and the significance of ethical hacking
  • Learn about various attack types and effective mitigation strategies
  • Understand attacks associated with Mobile and Cloud technologies
  • Gain hands-on experience implementing ethical hacking tools
  • Master the art of encrypting and decrypting code for enhanced security
Course Outcome:
  • Articulate the importance of ethical hacking
  • Comprehend security posture and flow
  • Identify and mitigate different types of cyber attacks and vulnerabilities
  • Recognize threats related to mobile and cloud technologies
  • Apply cybersecurity techniques, including penetration testing
  • Execute the penetration testing process to unveil vulnerabilities in systems
  • Explain and utilize encryption and decryption techniques effectively
TABLE OF CONTENTS OUTLINE
EHE 1
  • Exploring Ethical Hacking
  • Associated Protocols
  • Gathering Information about Target Computer Systems – Footprinting and Investigation
  • Scanning Computers in the Networks
  • Vulnerabilities Associated with Systems
  • Exploring Malware Threats and Their Countermeasures
  • Enumeration – Listing the System/Users and Connecting Them
  • Gaining Access to Systems – Hacking
  • Monitoring and Capturing Data Packets Using Sniffing
  • Restricting the System Access – Denial of Service (DoS) Attack
  • Tricking People to Gather Confidential Information – Social Engineering
EHE 2
  • Web Servers and Threats Associated with It
  • Web Applications and Threats Associated with It
  • Controlling User Session with Authenticated TCP Connection – Session Hijacking
  • Injecting Code in Data Driven Applications: SQL Injection
  • Hacking Mobile Platforms and Threats Associated with It
  • Encrypting and Decrypting the Code – Cryptography and Its Types
  • Evading IDS, Firewalls and Honeypots
  • Wireless Networks and Threats Associated with It
  • Cloud Computing, Virtualization and Threats Associated with It
  • Output Analysis and Reports
  • Economics and Laws – Passwords and Encryption
  • Appendix A – Exploring Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Appendix B – Internet of Things and Security
LABS – 1
  • Lab Session 1 – Gathering Information about target Computer Systems – Footprinting and Investigation
  • Lab Session 2 – Scanning Computers in the Networks
  • Lab Session 3 – Exploring Malware Threats and Their Countermeasures
  • Lab Session 4 – Enumeration- Listing the Systems/Users and Connecting Them
  • Lab Session 5 – Gaining Access to the Systems – Hacking
  • Lab Session 6 – Monitoring and Capturing Data Packets Using Sniffing
  • Lab Session 7 – Restricting the System Access – Denial of Service (DoS Attack)
LABS – 2
  • Lab Session 8 – Tricking People to Gather Confidential Information – Social Engineering
  • Lab Session 9 – Web Servers and Threats Associated with It
  • Lab Session 10 – Web Applications and Threats Associated with It
  • Lab Session 11 – Controlling User Session with Authenticated TCP Connection – Session Hijacking
  • Lab Session 12 – Injecting Code in Data Driven Applications: SQL Injection
  • Lab Session 13 – Hacking Mobile Platforms
  • Lab Session 14 – Encrypting and Decrypting the Code – Cryptography and Its Types
  • Lab Session 15 – Evading IDS, Firewalls and Honeypots
  • Lab Session 16 – Wireless networks and Threats Associated with It
  • Lab Session 17 – Cloud Computing, Virtualization and Threats Associated with It
  • Lab Session 18 – Output Analysis and Report