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Ethical Hacking Course

We're a dynamic collective of trailblazers and enthusiasts, dedicated to our craft and delivering nothing short of excellence. As a team of Scientific Performance Marketers, we navigate the digital cosmos with agility, forging integrated marketing campaigns that resonate across organic, paid, and social frontiers.

Commencement Date

1st April 2024

With two time frames

Format

Daily / Weekends

Opt-in Residential

5 Phases of Ethical Hacking

  • R
    Reconnaissance
  • S
    Scanning
  • G
    Gaining Access
  • M
    Maintain Access
  • C
    Covering Track

Why Cybersecurity?

We're a dynamic collective of trailblazers and enthusiasts, dedicated to our craft and delivering nothing short of excellence. As a team of Scientific Performance Marketers, we navigate the digital cosmos with agility, forging integrated marketing campaigns that resonate across organic, paid, and social frontiers.

Ours is a collaborative hub of strategic masterminds, tech gurus, narrative weavers, and design innovators, thriving in unison and delighting in the sparks of our collective genius.

  • A job that never gets boring
  • Increase in demand due to Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023
  • Comprehensive salary
  • Practically unlimited growth

Who should join this training course?

Anyone with an intermediate knowledge of IT and understanding of how internet work can join the course. However, we want this to be a fruitful experience for you and to narrow down some background requirements, see the list below:

  • IT Professionals (looking for a career change i.e. developers, system administrators, DevOps, QA engineers)
  • Students who are / going to pursue a degree in IT / CSE / B. Tech / BSc IT
  • IT Managers / Heads wanting to start their own department of cybersecurity in their company

Why Choose Us?

80 Hours of Intensive Training

Lab Access

Practical Training

Current & Cutting Edge Content

Professional Trainers

Quality Training

Where can you work as a cyber security specialist?

Anyone with an intermediate knowledge of IT and understanding of how internet work can join the course. However, we want this to be a fruitful experience for you and to narrow down some background requirements, see the list below:

Who should join this training course?

Anyone with an intermediate knowledge of IT and understanding of how internet work can join the course. However, we want this to be a fruitful experience for you and to narrow down some background requirements, see the list below:

1.

8 days Sat/Sun – Non-Stop 10 hours on weekends
  • 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM

2.

2 Months Mon – Fri – 2 hr daily
  • Option 1 – 7:00 AM – 9:00 AM
  • Option 2 – 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Prerequisite

  • BYOD (Bring Your Own Device)
  • Minimum Laptop Configuration
    • Processor i5 >= Intel
    • Ryzen >= 10th Generation Series H
    • Memory 4GB RAM (Minimum)

Course Deliverables

Lifetime Up-to-date Presentation Access
Course Lab Access
Certification will be Provided

Here’s your Actionable Roadmap

Week 1

  1. Web Application Architecture
    • Understanding the Core Components and Workflows
    • Identifying Potential Vulnerabilities
  2. Google Dork and OSINT
    • Mastering Search Engine Techniques for Security Analysis
    • Open Source Intelligence Tools and Techniques
  3. Basic Networking Concepts
    • Fundamentals of Network Communications
    • Analyzing Network Security

Week 2

  1. Using Burp Suite (Community Edition)
    • Tool Introduction and Basic Functionalities
    • Practical Usage in Security Testing
  2. HTTP Methods, Fingerprinting, and Enumeration
    • Understanding the Protocols
    • Techniques for System and Network Enumeration
  3. Cryptography in Web Security
    • Fundamental Concepts and Implementation
    • Cryptographic Flaws and Their Implications

Week 3

  1. Server Misconfiguration and Error Handling
    • Identifying Common Configuration Errors
    • Best Practices for Secure Error Handling
  2. Authentication Method and Password Policies
    • Secure Authentication Mechanisms
    • Designing Robust Password Policies
  3. Effective Session Management
    • Techniques and Best Practices
    • Preventing Session Hijacking and Management Flaws

Week 4

  1. Access Control and Authentication Mechanisms
    • Identifying and Mitigating Broken Access Control
    • Understanding Broken Authentication
  2. Secure File Upload Procedures
    • Best Practices and Common Pitfalls
    • Mitigating Risks Associated with File Uploads
  3. Client-Side Injection and Protection
    • Recognizing and Preventing Client-Side Vulnerabilities

Week 5

  1. SQL and NoSQL Injection
    • Techniques and Prevention Strategies
    • Hands-on Practice and Mitigation
  2. Websockets and Open Redirect Vulnerabilities
    • Understanding and Securing Websocket Communications
    • Mitigating Risks of Open Redirect
  3. Command Injection and File Inclusion
    • Identification and Prevention of Command Injection Attacks
    • Local and Remote File Inclusion Threats and Defenses

Week 6

  1. XML Attacks and Defenses
    • Exploring XML-Based Vulnerabilities
    • Implementing Secure XML Practices
  2. CORS and Clickjacking
    • Understanding Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS)
    • Techniques to Prevent Clickjacking
  3. Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)
    • CSRF Attack Mechanisms and Defense Strategies

Week 7

  1. HTTP Request Attack Techniques
    • Analyzing and Mitigating HTTP Request Vulnerabilities
  2. Race Condition Exploitation
    • Identifying and Securing Against Race Conditions
  3. Business Logic Vulnerability Assessment
    • Identifying and Mitigating Logical Flaws in Applications

Week 8

  1. Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
    • Techniques for Identifying and Preventing SSRF
  2. Advanced Injection Techniques
    • Exploring Sophisticated Injection Attacks
  3. Capture The Flag (CTF) Challenges
    • Practical Application of Skills in Simulated Environments

Our Advisors

The guiding light who offer invaluable strategic direction and bring with them extensive industry expertise. These seasoned veterans have seen it all, and their insights are super important in shaping our long-term vision.

Yash Goti

ISO 27001 (Lead Auditor)

Yash Goti

Co-Founder & CEO

Nirav Goti
Nirav Goti

Co-Founder & COO

FAQ‘s

For each vulnerability discovered, we provide a "Proof of Concept" and actionable solutions, giving you the guidance needed to enhance your security.

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