Ementorhub

What you'll learn

Understand the basics, types, and legality of hacking, along with key terminologies and elements in cybersecurity.

Gain knowledge of footprinting, network scanning, enumeration, and vulnerability assessment techniques.

Engage in hands-on demonstrations for information gathering, network scanning, and executing phishing attacks.

Learn about various social engineering attacks, their defense strategies, and techniques for web application penetration testing.

Skills you'll gain

Network Security

Penetration Testing

Data Ethics

Web Servers

Vulnerability Assessments

Security Engineering

Security Testing

Web Applications

Application Security

Cyber Threat Intelligence

Cybersecurity

Cyber Attacks

Information Systems Security

Security Awareness

Network Administration

There are 3 modules in this course

Ethical hacking, also called as penetration testing or white hat hacking, involves identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities, performing penetration tests, and applying countermeasures to safeguard systems against cybersecurity threats. This Ethical Hacking course not only provides knowledge but also prepares you for the CEH certification exam. Although formal education and hands-on experience in system administration or network security are regarded as advantages, prior knowledge of TCP/IP protocols, information security principles, and basic IT concepts is required for this penetration testing course. This CEH course includes engaging videos, quizzes, readings, and knowledge checks to provide you with a superior learning experience. By the end of this introduction to Ethical Hacking course, you will be able to - Recognize the fundamentals and techniques of ethical hacking. - Find and address security holes in networks and systems. - Perform security evaluations and penetration tests. - Put in place strong defenses to fend against online attacks. - Make responsible and lawful use of a variety of hacking tools and methods. - Handle ethical and legal issues when doing ethical hacking.

Footprinting and Reconnaissance

Social Engineering and Web Security