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Defend Digital Systems with Practical Hacking Skills
Cyber Security That Protects Digital Innovation
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to explain ethical hacking concepts and legal boundaries, perform basic network scanning and vulnerability analysis, effectively use Linux and essential security tools, identify common cyber attacks and apply appropriate countermeasures, and prepare basic penetration testing reports aligned with industry practices.
Duration
3 Months
Sessions
36
Classes Days
Mon, Wed, Fri
Summary Of The Course
This program helps learners understand core cybersecurity concepts and ethical hacking principles while building a strong foundation in networking and Linux systems. Students gain hands-on experience with ethical hacking tools and techniques in a controlled lab environment, enabling them to identify and analyze vulnerabilities in systems and networks. The course also prepares participants for the CEH certification and equips them with the essential skills required for entry-level roles in the cybersecurity field.
Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing Projects
Network Scanning & Reconnaissance Exercises
Vulnerability Assessment & Exploitation Scenarios
Web Application & System Security Testing
Client-Style, Portfolio-Ready Ethical Hacking Projects
Fundamentals of Ethical Hacking & Cybersecurity
Networking Concepts (TCP/IP, Ports, Protocols)
Linux Basics for Ethical Hackers
Reconnaissance, Scanning & Enumeration Techniques
Vulnerability Analysis & Exploitation Methods
Kali Linux Environment & Virtual Labs
Nmap for Network Scanning & Discovery
Metasploit Framework for Exploitation
Wireshark for Network Traffic Analysis
Burp Suite for Web Security Testing
Introduction to AI in Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking
AI-Assisted Threat Detection & Log Analysis
Automation of Reconnaissance & Scanning Tasks
Using AI Tools to Analyze Vulnerabilities Faster
Ethical Use of AI in Penetration Testing
Tools & Lab Environment
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Kali Linux
Kali Linux is a security-focused Linux system for ethical hacking.
VirtualBox
VirtualBox is a virtualization tool for running multiple operating systems.
Nmap
Nmap is used to scan networks and detect open ports.
Metasploit Framework
Metasploit Framework is used to test and validate system vulnerabilities.
Wireshark
Wireshark captures and analyzes network packets.
Burp Suite
Burp Suite is used to find vulnerabilities in web apps.
DVWA
DVWA is a deliberately vulnerable web application for practice.
Aircrack-ng
Aircrack-ng is used to test Wi-Fi security and encryption.
Course Modules
Explore a comprehensive tools and lab environment designed to give you hands-on experience and practical skill development.
📚 Table of Contents
Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Session Subjects Discussed
- Ethical hacking concepts
- Information security controls
- Cyber laws and ethics
- Standard security procedures
Footprinting and Reconnaissance
Session Subjects Discussed
- Passive and active reconnaissance
- Information gathering techniques
- Reconnaissance tools and countermeasures
Scanning Networks
Session Subjects Discussed
- Network scanning techniques
- Port and service discovery
- Scanning tools and defenses
Enumeration
Session Subjects Discussed
- SMB, FTP, SNMP enumeration
- User and service identification
- Enumeration countermeasures
Vulnerability Analysis
Session Subjects Discussed
- Vulnerability assessment concepts
- CVE and CVSS
- Vulnerability assessment tools
System Hacking
Session Subjects Discussed
Password cracking techniques
Privilege escalation
Steganography and covering tracks
Malware Threats
Session Subjects Discussed
- Types of malware
- Malware analysis basics
- Malware prevention techniques
Sniffing
Session Subjects Discussed
Packet sniffing techniques
Network traffic analysis
Anti-sniffing measures
Social Engineering
Session Subjects Discussed
- Human-based attacks
- Phishing and impersonation
- Social engineering countermeasures
Denial-of-Service
Session Subjects Discussed
- DoS and DDoS attacks
- Attack tools and mitigation
Session Hijacking
Session hijacking techniques
- Authentication weaknesses
- Prevention methods
Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
Session Subjects Discussed
- IDS and firewall concepts
- Evasion techniques
- Security countermeasures
Hacking Web Servers
Session Subjects Discussed
- Web server vulnerabilities
- Attack methodologies
- Security hardening
Hacking Web Applications
Session Subjects Discussed
- Web application vulnerabilities
- OWASP Top 10
- Web security best practices
SQL Injection
Session Subjects Discussed
- SQL injection techniques
- Attack detection and prevention
Hacking Wireless Networks
Session Subjects Discussed
- Wireless standards and encryption
- Wireless attacks and countermeasures
Hacking Mobile Platforms
Session Subjects Discussed
- Android and iOS security
- Mobile attack vectors
IoT and OT Hacking
Session Subjects Discussed
- IoT and OT threats
- Hacking methodologies
Cloud Computing
Session Subjects Discussed
- Cloud service models
- Cloud threats and security
Cryptography
Session Subjects Discussed
- Encryption algorithms
- PKI and cryptographic attacks
📚 Table of Contents
Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Session Subjects Discussed
- Ethical hacking concepts
- Information security controls
- Cyber laws and ethics
- Standard security procedures
Footprinting and Reconnaissance
Session Subjects Discussed
- Passive and active reconnaissance
- Information gathering techniques
- Reconnaissance tools and countermeasures
Scanning Networks
Session Subjects Discussed
- Network scanning techniques
- Port and service discovery
- Scanning tools and defenses
Enumeration
Session Subjects Discussed
- SMB, FTP, SNMP enumeration
- User and service identification
- Enumeration countermeasures
Vulnerability Analysis
Session Subjects Discussed
- Vulnerability assessment concepts
- CVE and CVSS
- Vulnerability assessment tools
System Hacking
Session Subjects Discussed
Password cracking techniques
Privilege escalation
Steganography and covering tracks
Malware Threats
Session Subjects Discussed
- Types of malware
- Malware analysis basics
- Malware prevention techniques
Sniffing
Session Subjects Discussed
Packet sniffing techniques
Network traffic analysis
Anti-sniffing measures
Social Engineering
Session Subjects Discussed
- Human-based attacks
- Phishing and impersonation
- Social engineering countermeasures
Denial-of-Service
Session Subjects Discussed
- DoS and DDoS attacks
- Attack tools and mitigation
Session Hijacking
Session hijacking techniques
- Authentication weaknesses
- Prevention methods
Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
Session Subjects Discussed
- IDS and firewall concepts
- Evasion techniques
- Security countermeasures
Hacking Web Servers
Session Subjects Discussed
- Web server vulnerabilities
- Attack methodologies
- Security hardening
Hacking Web Applications
Session Subjects Discussed
- Web application vulnerabilities
- OWASP Top 10
- Web security best practices
SQL Injection
Session Subjects Discussed
- SQL injection techniques
- Attack detection and prevention
Hacking Wireless Networks
Session Subjects Discussed
- Wireless standards and encryption
- Wireless attacks and countermeasures
Hacking Mobile Platforms
Session Subjects Discussed
- Android and iOS security
- Mobile attack vectors
IoT and OT Hacking
Session Subjects Discussed
- IoT and OT threats
- Hacking methodologies
Cloud Computing
Session Subjects Discussed
- Cloud service models
- Cloud threats and security
Cryptography
Session Subjects Discussed
- Encryption algorithms
- PKI and cryptographic attacks
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Why Learn Ethical Hacking?
Develop in-demand skills to legally find vulnerabilities, test system security, and protect digital assets—opening doors to high-growth careers in cybersecurity and penetration testing.
High-Demand & Future-Ready Career
Ethical hacking skills open doors to high-paying, in-demand cybersecurity careers worldwide.
Offensive Security Skills
Learn to think like a hacker to find vulnerabilities and test real-world defenses.
Protection & Career Growth
Help secure systems, build trust, and grow in the fast-evolving cybersecurity field.
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What is the Ethical Hacking program at TechVerse by BGMC?
The Ethical Hacking program at TechVerse by BGMC is a practical, hands-on cybersecurity course designed to teach students how to identify, analyze, and ethically exploit system and network vulnerabilities. The program focuses on real-world attack techniques, defensive strategies, and ethical hacking methodologies used by cybersecurity professionals.
Where is the Ethical Hacking training offered?
The Ethical Hacking course is offered through flexible learning modes, including on-campus training at TechVerse centers and instructor-led online sessions. Students can choose the format that best suits their schedule and learning preferences.
Who can enroll in the Ethical Hacking course?
This course is suitable for students, IT professionals, system administrators, network engineers, and beginners with an interest in cybersecurity. No prior hacking experience is required, though basic knowledge of computers and networking is helpful.
What skills will I gain from the Ethical Hacking program?
You will learn network scanning, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing basics, Linux fundamentals, and the use of ethical hacking tools such as Kali Linux, Nmap, Metasploit, and Wireshark. The course also builds strong foundations in cybersecurity concepts and attack prevention techniques.
Is the Ethical Hacking course certified or recognized?
Yes, upon successful completion, students receive a TechVerse by BGMC course completion certificate. The program is aligned with international ethical hacking standards and helps prepare learners for entry-level cybersecurity roles and certifications such as CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker).
What makes TechVerse’s Ethical Hacking course different from others?
TechVerse’s Ethical Hacking course stands out due to its hands-on lab environment, real-world attack simulations, experienced instructors, structured learning path, and career-focused training approach. Students gain practical exposure rather than just theoretical knowledge.