Offensive Security & Ethical Hacking

About Course

This course is designed for individuals seeking to become professional penetration testers, red team analysts, or ethical hackers. It equips learners with advanced skills in offensive security strategies, vulnerability exploitation, penetration testing methodologies, and ethical hacking practices. Participants will explore attack surfaces in modern infrastructures, develop custom exploits, and understand how to think like an adversary to better secure systems. The training is lab-intensive and align with professional certifications standards.

Understand core offensive security and ethical hacking principles
Apply reconnaissance, scanning, and enumeration techniques
Exploit network services and web applications using real-world tools
Use Metasploit and ExploitDB for penetration testing
Execute post-exploitation techniques and privilege escalation
Perform wireless network attacks and encryption cracking
Conduct MITM attacks, ARP poisoning, and DNS spoofing
Write custom offensive scripts using Python and Bash
Automate penetration testing tasks and obfuscate payloads
Simulate red team operations and phishing campaigns
Document findings and propose defensive countermeasures

Course Content

Part 1: Foundations of Ethical Hacking

Module 1: Introduction to Offensive Security Concepts
Module 2: Legal, Ethical, and Compliance Issues in Penetration Testing
Module 3: Reconnaissance Techniques (OSINT & Footprinting)
Module 4: Scanning and Enumeration of Targets
Module 5: Threat Modeling and Attack Planning

Part 2: Exploitation Techniques and Tools

Part 3: Wireless and Network Attacks

Part 4: Scripting and Automation in Hacking

Part 5: Red Team Operations and Reporting

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Offensive Security & Ethical Hacking

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Course Content

Part 1: Foundations of Ethical Hacking

Module 1: Introduction to Offensive Security Concepts

Module 2: Legal, Ethical, and Compliance Issues in Penetration Testing

Module 3: Reconnaissance Techniques (OSINT & Footprinting)

Module 4: Scanning and Enumeration of Targets

Module 5: Threat Modeling and Attack Planning

Part 2: Exploitation Techniques and Tools

Module 1: System Vulnerabilities and Exploits

Module 2: Exploiting Network Services (Telnet, FTP, SMB, etc.)

Module 3: Web Application Exploitation (SQLi, XSS, CSRF)

Module 4: Exploit Frameworks (Metasploit, ExploitDB)

Module 5: Post-Exploitation Techniques and Privilege Escalation

Part 3: Wireless and Network Attacks

Module 1: Wireless Protocols and Encryption Cracking (WEP, WPA/WPA2)

Module 2: Rogue Access Points and Evil Twin Attacks

Module 3: ARP Poisoning and Man-in-the-Middle Attacks

Module 4: DNS Spoofing and Packet Sniffing Tools (Wireshark, tcpdump)

Module 5: Network Lateral Movement and Persistence

Part 4: Scripting and Automation in Hacking

Module 1: Introduction to Python and Bash for Offensive Tasks

Module 2: Automating Recon and Scans (Nmap, Nikto, Dirb)

Module 3: Developing Custom Exploits and Payloads

Module 4: Obfuscation and Evasion Techniques

Module 5: Writing Exploit and Attack Scripts in Practice

Part 5: Red Team Operations and Reporting

Module 1: Red Team Strategy and Simulation Frameworks

Module 2: Social Engineering Attacks and Phishing Campaigns

Module 3: Physical Security Testing and BadUSB Attacks

Module 4: Reporting, Documentation, and Communication of Findings

Module 5: Defensive Countermeasures and Blue Team Perspectives