Ethical Hacking Expert
The Ethical Hacking Expert course in Nepal is designed to provide advanced knowledge and hands-on experience in identifying, exploiting, and mitigating vulnerabilities in network systems, applications, and infrastructures.
- Aligned with CEH / OSCP objectives
- Classroom · Live Online · One-on-One
Course overview
The Ethical Hacking Expert course is designed for cybersecurity professionals, IT administrators, and aspiring ethical hackers who aim to master advanced techniques for identifying, testing, and securing vulnerabilities in systems, networks, and applications. This comprehensive course provides in-depth knowledge of penetration testing methodologies, tools, and frameworks while adhering to ethical hacking principles and legal compliance.Participants will learn how to think like a hacker, conduct comprehensive assessments, and implement robust security measures to protect against cyber threats. The course emphasizes hands-on labs and real-world scenarios to provide practical experience in ethical hacking practices.
- 80% Practical Oriented
- Job Oriented Training
- Certification Help
- Best Quality Training
What you'll be able to do
- Perform ethical hacking and penetration testing to identify and secure vulnerabilities.
- Use advanced tools and techniques to conduct reconnaissance, exploitation, and post-exploitation activities.
- Harden systems, applications, and networks against a variety of cyber threats.
- Analyze and mitigate malware and web application security risks.
- Implement secure practices and policies to protect organizations from social engineering attacks.
- Conduct thorough penetration tests and provide actionable reports to improve organizational security.
Curriculum
9 modules, each with hands-on lab work
01 Introduction to Ethical Hacking
- Overview of Ethical Hacking: Introduction to ethical hacking concepts, roles, and responsibilities of ethical hackers
- Ethical Hacking Frameworks and Methodologies: Understanding frameworks like OSSTMM, OWASP, and PTES
- Ethical Hacking Tools and Techniques: Introduction to tools like Nmap, Wireshark, Metasploit, and others
- Ethical Hacking Scope and Goals: Differentiating between white-box, gray-box, and black-box penetration testing
- Ethical Hacking in Real-world Scenarios: Case studies and examples of ethical hacking applications
02 Information Gathering and Footprinting
- Reconnaissance and Footprinting Techniques: Passive and active information gathering methods
- DNS Enumeration and WHOIS Lookups: Tools like Dig, NSlookup, and WHOIS for gathering domain information
- Google Hacking and Advanced Search Techniques: Using Google Dorks and other search engines for targeted reconnaissance
- Network Mapping and IP Address Analysis: Tools like Nmap for scanning and network mapping
- Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Tools: Gathering information from public sources using tools like Maltego, Shodan, etc
03 Network Scanning and Enumeration
- Port Scanning and Service Enumeration: Techniques like TCP, UDP, and SYN scanning
- Nmap and Other Port Scanning Tools: Deep dive into Nmap for scanning, detecting open ports, and services
- Banner Grabbing and OS Detection: Identifying OS and services running on remote systems
- Vulnerability Scanning Tools: Using Nessus, OpenVAS, and other tools to detect vulnerabilities
- SNMP Enumeration and Directory Traversal: Understanding SNMP and using tools like SNMPWalk for enumeration
04 Vulnerability Assessment and Exploitation
- Exploit Development and Frameworks: Understanding different types of exploits (e.g., buffer overflow, SQL injection)
- Metasploit Framework: Installation, configuration, and usage of Metasploit to launch exploits
- Exploitation Techniques: Shell exploitation, web application exploits, and client-side attacks
- Privilege Escalation and Post-Exploitation: Techniques for gaining elevated privileges and maintaining access
- Exploitation Frameworks: Use of frameworks like PowerShell Empire, Cobalt Strike, and others
05 Web Application Hacking
- OWASP Top 10 and Web Application Vulnerabilities: Understanding the common threats like SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, etc
- Burp Suite and Web Application Testing Tools: Using Burp Suite for interception proxy, scanning, and fuzzing
- Session Hijacking and Bypass Techniques: Cookie manipulation, session fixation, and CSRF attacks
- REST API and Microservices Hacking: Testing and exploiting APIs and microservices
- Penetration Testing for Web Applications: Hands-on testing using real-world applications
06 System Hacking and Privilege Escalation
- Password Cracking and Brute-Force Attacks: Tools like John the Ripper, Hydra, and Hashcat for password cracking
- Privilege Escalation Techniques: Exploiting weak permissions, weak services, and local privilege escalation
- Credential Dumping and Credential Stuffing: Using tools like Mimikatz for credential recovery and attack
- Linux Privilege Escalation: Techniques and tools to escalate privileges in Linux environments
- Windows Privilege Escalation: Techniques to escalate privileges in Windows environments using tools like PowerShell
07 Cryptography and Security Best Practices
- Cryptographic Concepts and Attacks: Encryption algorithms, key management, and common cryptographic flaws
- SSL/TLS Attacks and Mitigation: Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) attacks, TLS stripping, and SSL stripping
- Digital Certificates and PKI: Understanding public key infrastructure and certificate-based attacks
- Best Practices for Security: Hardening systems, secure coding practices, and application security
- Ethical Hacking Frameworks and Methodologies: PTES, OSSTMM, and OWASP testing methodologies
08 Penetration Testing Tools and Techniques
- Metasploit Framework: Comprehensive overview of penetration testing with Metasploit
- Wireshark and Packet Analysis: Analyzing network traffic and identifying vulnerabilities
- Network Traffic Analysis: Using Wireshark and TCPDump for traffic analysis
- Exploitation Frameworks: PowerShell Empire, Cobalt Strike, and their role in post-exploitation
- Automation in Ethical Hacking: Using scripting and automation for penetration testing
09 Final Assessment and Certification Preparation
- Mock Assessments and Practice Labs: Hands-on labs, simulation tests, and scenario-based questions
- Certification Exam Preparation: Review of core topics, techniques, and tools required for certifications like CEH, OSCP, etc
- Real-world Case Study Analysis: Evaluating threats, identifying vulnerabilities, and providing mitigation strategies
- Certification Exam Voucher: Guidance and tips for attempting and passing related certifications
How you'll learn
Hands-on labs
Around 90% of class time is practical work on real systems.
Real-world scenarios
Case studies and troubleshooting tasks modelled on real jobs.
Exam preparation
Exam-style tasks and guidance for the certification.
Prerequisites
- Understanding of networking concepts, IP addressing, and operating systems (Linux and Windows).
- Familiarity with concepts such as firewalls, VPNs, and basic security protocols.
- Completion of foundational cybersecurity courses like CompTIA Security+ is preferred.
Not there yet? Start with Digital Forensics Essentials.
Training options
Individual
Join a public batch: classroom, live online or one-on-one.
Group
Private batch for your friends, classmates or team.
Corporate batch
Private batch for your organisation's staff.
Training methods
Classroom, live virtual, one-on-one and flip class.
Upcoming batches
No batch scheduled yet
Leave your details and we'll tell you when the next batch opens, or ask about a private group batch.
Career opportunities
Roles this course prepares you for:
- Network Administrator
- Network Security Engineer
- Network Operations Engineer
- Systems Engineer
Frequently asked questions
Who is this course for?
IT professionals involved in managing and supporting cloud environments or looking to transition to a career in cloud computing.
What prerequisites are required?
Basic knowledge of networking, IT fundamentals, and cybersecurity concepts. Prior certifications like CEH or Security+ are beneficial but not mandatory.
Is this course aligned with certifications like CEH or OSCP?
Yes, this course prepares candidates for certifications like CEH and OSCP by covering essential hacking techniques and tools.
What tools will I learn in this course?
Tools like Metasploit, Wireshark, Nmap, Burp Suite, John the Ripper, and other penetration testing tools.
Can I access training remotely?
Yes, IT Security Nepal offers both in-person and virtual instructor-led training. Learn more about our training methods.
What happens if I fail the certification exam?
We provide guidance for a reattempt and resources to strengthen areas of improvement.
What kind of job support is offered?
Our team assists with resume building, interview preparation, and job placement support in cloud-related roles.
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