Ethical Hacking

Ethical Hacking Mastery Course

– Module #1 – Introduction to Ethical Hacking

Lecture 1: What is Ethical Hacking?

Lecture 2: Types of Hackers: White, Black, Gray Hat

Lecture 3: Ethical Hacking vs Malicious Hacking

Lecture 4: Legal and Ethical Considerations

Lecture 5: Certifications: CEH, OSCP, CISSP

Lecture 6: Hacker Mindset and Methodology

Lecture 7: Information Security Fundamentals

Lecture 8: Career Paths in Cybersecurity

– Module #2 – Setting Up Hacking Lab

Lecture 9: Virtualization: VMware, VirtualBox

Lecture 10: Installing Kali Linux

Lecture 11: Metasploitable Vulnerable Machine

Lecture 12: Windows and Linux Target Machines

Lecture 13: Network Configuration for Lab

Lecture 14: Essential Tools and Utilities

Lecture 15: Securing Your Hacking Environment

Lecture 16: Backup and Snapshot Management

– Module #3 – Linux for Hackers

Lecture 17: Linux Command Line Basics

Lecture 18: File System Navigation and Management

Lecture 19: Text Processing: grep, awk, sed

Lecture 20: Process Management and Monitoring

Lecture 21: User and Permission Management

Lecture 22: Networking Commands: netstat, ss, tcpdump

Lecture 23: Shell Scripting for Automation

Lecture 24: Package Management and Software Installation

– Module #4 – Networking Fundamentals

Lecture 25: OSI and TCP/IP Models

Lecture 26: IP Addressing and Subnetting

Lecture 27: TCP, UDP, and Common Protocols

Lecture 28: Network Devices: Routers, Switches, Firewalls

Lecture 29: Network Topologies and Architectures

Lecture 30: DNS, DHCP, and Other Services

Lecture 31: Wireless Networking Basics

Lecture 32: Network Troubleshooting Tools

– Module #5 – Information Gathering

Lecture 33: Passive Reconnaissance Techniques

Lecture 34: Active Reconnaissance Methods

Lecture 35: WHOIS and DNS Enumeration

Lecture 36: Google Dorking and Search Engine Hacking

Lecture 37: Social Media Intelligence (SOCMINT)

Lecture 38: Shodan and Censys for Device Discovery

Lecture 39: Email Harvesting and Analysis

Lecture 40: Metadata Extraction from Documents

– Module #6 – Scanning and Enumeration

Lecture 41: Port Scanning with Nmap

Lecture 42: Service and OS Detection

Lecture 43: Vulnerability Scanning with Nessus

Lecture 44: Network Mapping and Topology Discovery

Lecture 45: SNMP Enumeration

Lecture 46: SMB and NetBIOS Enumeration

Lecture 47: LDAP and Active Directory Enumeration

Lecture 48: Web Application Enumeration

– Module #7 – Vulnerability Analysis

Lecture 49: Vulnerability Assessment Process

Lecture 50: CVSS Scoring System

Lecture 51: CVE, CPE, and CWE Databases

Lecture 52: Manual Vulnerability Identification

Lecture 53: Automated Vulnerability Scanners

Lecture 54: False Positive and False Negative Analysis

Lecture 55: Risk Assessment and Prioritization

Lecture 56: Creating Vulnerability Reports

– Module #8 – System Hacking

Lecture 57: Password Cracking Techniques

Lecture 58: Brute Force and Dictionary Attacks

Lecture 59: Rainbow Tables and Hash Attacks

Lecture 60: Privilege Escalation on Windows

Lecture 61: Privilege Escalation on Linux

Lecture 62: Maintaining Access: Backdoors

Lecture 63: Clearing Tracks and Covering Evidence

Lecture 64: Anti-Forensics Techniques

– Module #9 – Malware Analysis

Lecture 65: Types of Malware: Viruses, Worms, Trojans

Lecture 66: Ransomware and Cryptojacking

Lecture 67: Creating and Analyzing Malware

Lecture 68: Static and Dynamic Analysis

Lecture 69: Sandbox Environments

Lecture 70: Reverse Engineering Basics

Lecture 71: YARA Rules for Malware Detection

Lecture 72: Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)

– Module #10 – Sniffing and Spoofing

Lecture 73: Packet Sniffing with Wireshark

Lecture 74">ARP Spoofing and Poisoning

Lecture 75: DNS Spoofing and Cache Poisoning

Lecture 76: DHCP Spoofing Attacks

Lecture 77: MAC Flooding and CAM Table Attacks

Lecture 78: Man-in-the-Middle (MitM) Attacks

Lecture 79: SSL Stripping and HTTPS Downgrade

Lecture 80: Defending Against Sniffing Attacks

– Module #11 – Social Engineering

Lecture 81: Principles of Social Engineering

Lecture 82: Phishing Attacks and Prevention

Lecture 83: Vishing and Smishing Techniques

Lecture 84: Pretexting and Impersonation

Lecture 85: Baiting and Quid Pro Quo

Lecture 86: Tailgating and Physical Security

Lecture 87: Social Engineering Toolkit (SET)

Lecture 88: Security Awareness Training

– Module #12 – Denial of Service Attacks

Lecture 89: Types of DoS and DDoS Attacks

Lecture 90: SYN Flood and UDP Flood

Lecture 91: ICMP Flood and Smurf Attacks

Lecture 92: Application Layer Attacks

Lecture 93: Botnets and C&C Infrastructure

Lecture 94: Stress Testing Tools

Lecture 95: DDoS Mitigation Strategies

Lecture 96: Cloud-Based DDoS Protection

– Module #13 – Web Application Hacking

Lecture 97: OWASP Top 10 Vulnerabilities

Lecture 98: SQL Injection Attacks and Prevention

Lecture 99: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

Lecture 100: Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

Lecture 101: File Inclusion Vulnerabilities

Lecture 102: Command Injection Attacks

Lecture 103: Security Misconfigurations

Lecture 104: Web Application Firewalls (WAF)

– Module #14 – Wireless Network Hacking

Lecture 105: Wireless Security Protocols: WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA3

Lecture 106: Wireless Network Discovery

Lecture 107: Cracking WPA/WPA2 Passwords

Lecture 108: Evil Twin Attacks

Lecture 109: Rogue Access Points

Lecture 110: Bluetooth Hacking

Lecture 111: RFID and NFC Security

Lecture 112: Wireless Intrusion Detection

– Module #15 – Hacking Mobile Platforms

Lecture 113: Android Security Model

Lecture 114: iOS Security Architecture

Lecture 115: Mobile Application Testing

Lecture 116: Reverse Engineering Mobile Apps

Lecture 117: Jailbreaking and Rooting Devices

Lecture 118: Mobile Malware Analysis

Lecture 119: Location Tracking and Privacy

Lecture 120: Mobile Device Management (MDM) Security

– Module #16 – Cloud Security Hacking

Lecture 121: Cloud Computing Models: IaaS, PaaS, SaaS

Lecture 122: AWS Security Assessment

Lecture 123: Azure Security Testing

Lecture 124: Google Cloud Platform Security

Lecture 125: Container Security: Docker, Kubernetes

Lecture 126: Serverless Security Testing

Lecture 127: Cloud Storage Security

Lecture 128: Cloud Penetration Testing Framework

– Module #17 – IoT and OT Security

Lecture 129: Internet of Things Security Challenges

Lecture 130: Hacking Smart Home Devices

Lecture 131: Industrial Control Systems (ICS) Security

Lecture 132: SCADA System Vulnerabilities

Lecture 133: Firmware Analysis and Reverse Engineering

Lecture 134: Hardware Hacking Basics

Lecture 135: JTAG and UART Interfaces

Lecture 136: Physical Security of IoT Devices

– Module #18 – Cryptography in Hacking

Lecture 137: Cryptography Fundamentals

Lecture 138: Symmetric and Asymmetric Encryption

Lecture 139: Hash Functions and Digital Signatures

Lecture 140: SSL/TLS Protocol Analysis

Lecture 141: Certificate Authority Security

Lecture 142: Cryptographic Attacks

Lecture 143: Password Hashing Algorithms

Lecture 144: Quantum Computing and Cryptography

– Module #19 – Penetration Testing Methodology

Lecture 145: Penetration Testing Phases

Lecture 146: Planning and Scoping

Lecture 147: Reconnaissance and Enumeration

Lecture 148: Exploitation Techniques

Lecture 149: Post-Exploitation Activities

Lecture 150: Reporting and Documentation

Lecture 151: Red Team vs Blue Team Exercises

Lecture 152: Purple Team Collaboration

– Module #20 – Incident Response and Forensics

Lecture 153: Incident Response Lifecycle

Lecture 154: Digital Forensics Fundamentals

Lecture 155: Disk and Memory Forensics

Lecture 156: Network Forensics Analysis

Lecture 157: Log Analysis and Correlation

Lecture 158: Malware Reverse Engineering

Lecture 159: Chain of Custody and Evidence Handling

Lecture 160: Forensic Tools: Autopsy, FTK, EnCase

– Module #21 – Real-World Penetration Tests

Lecture 161: Network Penetration Test

Lecture 162: Web Application Penetration Test

Lecture 163: Wireless Network Penetration Test

Lecture 164: Social Engineering Assessment

Lecture 165: Physical Security Assessment

Lecture 166: Cloud Infrastructure Assessment

Lecture 167: Red Team Engagement

Lecture 168: Creating Professional Reports

Lecture 169: Presenting Findings to Management

Lecture 170: Career Advancement in Ethical Hacking