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Ethical Hacking for Beginners

You will transition from simply understanding cyber threats to thinking like an ethical hacker — gaining insight into how attacks unfold, and how security professionals detect and prevent them. 

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By the end of the course, you will be able to: 

  • Define the concept of ethical hacking and explain its purpose in strengthening cybersecurity defenses. 
  • Differentiate between ethical hackers, malicious hackers, and penetration testers, understanding the legal and ethical boundaries of each role. 
  • Describe the key phases of an ethical hacking or penetration testing process — including reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, and reporting. 
  • Identify common system, network, and web application vulnerabilities targeted by attackers. 
  • Explain how ethical hacking supports risk management, compliance, and incident prevention within organizations. 
  • Apply basic principles of ethical hacking to assess potential weaknesses and recommend appropriate defensive measures. 
  • Demonstrate awareness of professional standards, responsible disclosure practices, and the importance of obtaining proper authorization before conducting any testing activities. 
  •  Aspiring cybersecurity professionals seeking to build a foundation in ethical hacking and penetration testing techniques. 
  • IT administrators, network engineers, and system support staff who want to understand how attackers exploit technical weaknesses and how to defend against them. 
  • Students and learners interested in exploring the offensive side of cybersecurity in a controlled, legal, and educational context. 
  • Information security practitioners and risk managers aiming to enhance their understanding of how vulnerabilities are identified and mitigated. 
  • Anyone curious about ethical hacking concepts, who wishes to develop a proactive mindset toward protecting systems, networks, and data. 
  • Understanding ethical hacking principles and differentiating between authorized and malicious hacking activities. 
  • Applying the key phases of a penetration test, from reconnaissance and scanning to exploitation and reporting. 
  • Identifying and analyzing vulnerabilities in systems, networks, and web applications. 
  • Interpreting attacker behavior and tactics, helping anticipate and defend against real-world threats. 
  • Practicing responsible disclosure and legal compliance, ensuring all security testing is performed ethically and with authorization. 
  • Developing structured security reports, documenting findings, and recommending effective remediation measures. 
  • Adopting a hacker’s mindset for defense, using offensive knowledge to strengthen organizational resilience. 
  • Pre-Reading file 
  • Reading Learning Materials. 
  • Pre and Post Course Assessments.  
  • Modules Exercises. 
  • The material language will be English. 
  • Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking 
  • Module 2: Reconnaissance and Information Gathering 
  • Module 3: Scanning and Enumeration 
  • Module 4: System Hacking Basics 
  • Module 5: Web Application Security Basics 
  • Module 6: Network Security and Defense 
  • Module 7: Reporting and Remediation 
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