Ethical Hacking in Real Time: Live Offensive Security & Penetration Testing
Master Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing with BinnBash Academy's in-depth, real-time course. Learn offensive security strategies, vulnerability exploitation, web application hacking, network penetration, and post-exploitation techniques through live projects and hands-on labs. Cover foundational concepts, advanced attack vectors, reporting, and compliance. Build a powerful portfolio to become a certified Ethical Hacker, Penetration Tester, or Red Team Specialist, ready for roles in top security firms and tech companies!
Become an Ethical Hacker!Who Should Enroll in this In-Depth Ethical Hacking Course?
This course is ideal for individuals passionate about offensive security, aiming to understand attacker methodologies, identify vulnerabilities, and perform authorized penetration tests to strengthen defenses:
- Aspiring Ethical Hackers, Penetration Testers, and Red Team Specialists.
- Cybersecurity Analysts wanting to understand the attacker's perspective.
- Network Administrators and System Administrators looking to test their infrastructure's resilience.
- Security Consultants and Auditors.
- Anyone seeking practical, hands-on experience in identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities in real-world scenarios.
Ethical Hacking In-Depth Course Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of computer networks (TCP/IP, common protocols, subnetting).
- Familiarity with operating systems (Windows, Linux command line basics).
- A strong desire for hands-on learning, problem-solving, and critical thinking.
- Prior exposure to basic cybersecurity concepts is beneficial but not strictly required.
Key Ethical Hacking Tools & Concepts Covered
Hands-on mastery of industry-standard ethical hacking tools, offensive techniques, and real-world penetration testing methodologies, preparing you for a dynamic career in offensive security.
Ethical Hacking In-Depth: Comprehensive Syllabus & Intensive Real-Time Labs
Module 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking & Reconnaissance
- Ethical Hacking Concepts: Phases of Hacking, Legal & Ethical Considerations.
- Hacking Methodologies: Black Box, White Box, Grey Box Testing.
- Cyber Kill Chain Model: Reconnaissance, Weaponization, Delivery, Exploitation, Installation, Command & Control, Actions on Objectives.
- Setting up Your Lab: Kali Linux, Virtual Machines (VMware/VirtualBox), Target VMs (e.g., Metasploitable).
- Footprinting & Reconnaissance: Passive vs. Active, OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence).
- Information Gathering Tools: Maltego, Shodan, Google Dorking.
- DNS Information Gathering: `dig`, `nslookup`, DNS enumeration tools (e.g., dnsenum, fierce).
- Network Scanning: Nmap (port scanning, OS detection, service version detection), advanced Nmap scripting.
- Real-Time Lab: Set up a complete ethical hacking lab, perform extensive reconnaissance on a target organization (simulated), conduct comprehensive network scans, and gather DNS intelligence to map out network infrastructure.
Tools & Concepts:
- Kali Linux, VirtualBox/VMware, Nmap, Maltego, Shodan, Google Dorking, dig, nslookup, dnsenum, fierce.
Expected Outcomes:
- Understand ethical hacking methodologies including the Cyber Kill Chain and different box models.
- Set up a secure hacking lab.
- Perform effective reconnaissance and network scanning with a focus on DNS information gathering.
Module 2: Vulnerability Analysis & System Hacking
- Vulnerability Assessment: Manual vs. Automated scanning, CVSS scoring.
- Vulnerability Scanners: Nessus, OpenVAS, Nexpose.
- System Hacking: Password attacks (brute-force, dictionary, rainbow tables), hash cracking (John the Ripper, Hashcat).
- Privilege Escalation Techniques: Linux & Windows (kernel exploits, misconfigurations).
- Covering Tracks & Evading Detection: Clearing logs, anti-forensics.
- Real-Time Lab: Scan vulnerable systems using Nessus/OpenVAS, crack password hashes, and perform privilege escalation attacks on both Linux and Windows target machines.
Tools & Concepts:
- Nessus/OpenVAS, John the Ripper, Hashcat, Mimikatz (conceptual), various Linux/Windows exploits.
Expected Outcomes:
- Identify system vulnerabilities.
- Perform various password attacks.
- Execute privilege escalation techniques.
Module 3: Web Application Penetration Testing
- Web Application Fundamentals: HTTP/HTTPS, Web Servers, Databases.
- OWASP Top 10: In-depth analysis and exploitation of common web vulnerabilities.
- SQL Injection: Manual & automated exploitation (SQLMap).
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Reflected, Stored, DOM-based XSS.
- Broken Authentication & Session Management.
- File Upload Vulnerabilities, Command Injection, SSRF.
- Real-Time Lab: Conduct a full penetration test on a vulnerable web application (e.g., DVWA, bWAPP), exploit SQL Injection and XSS, and demonstrate other OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.
Tools & Concepts:
- Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, SQLMap, Nikto, DirBuster.
Expected Outcomes:
- Understand web application architecture.
- Identify and exploit common web vulnerabilities.
- Use professional web penetration testing tools.
Module 4: Network Penetration Testing & Wireless Hacking
- Network Protocol Analysis: Wireshark for deep packet inspection.
- Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) Attacks: ARP Spoofing, DNS Spoofing.
- DNS Spoofing & Cache Poisoning: Practical attacks and defense.
- Denial of Service (DoS)/Distributed DoS (DDoS) Attacks (conceptual & ethical limits).
- Wireless Hacking: WEP/WPA/WPA2 cracking (Aircrack-ng suite), Rogue Access Points.
- Bluetooth Hacking & IoT Security (overview).
- Firewall/IDS/IPS Evasion Techniques.
- Real-Time Lab: Perform MITM attacks to intercept traffic, conduct DNS spoofing, crack WPA2 passwords on a simulated wireless network, and demonstrate basic firewall evasion techniques.
Tools & Concepts:
- Wireshark, Ettercap, Aircrack-ng, Kismet, Responder, dnsspoof.
Expected Outcomes:
- Analyze network traffic for vulnerabilities.
- Execute network-based attacks including DNS spoofing.
- Perform wireless network penetration testing.
Module 5: Advanced Exploitation & Post-Exploitation
- Metasploit Framework: Advanced usage, custom module creation (conceptual), payload generation.
- Buffer Overflows: Understanding, identifying, and exploiting (Linux-based).
- Shellcode Development (basics).
- Post-Exploitation Techniques: Persistence, data exfiltration, pivoting, lateral movement.
- Advanced Scanning & Enumeration: BloodHound (Active Directory analysis), PowerSploit.
- Real-Time Lab: Exploit a vulnerable application using a buffer overflow, establish persistence on a compromised system, and perform lateral movement within a simulated network.
Tools & Concepts:
- Metasploit, GDB, Pwntools, BloodHound, PowerSploit.
Expected Outcomes:
- Master advanced exploitation techniques.
- Perform post-exploitation activities.
- Understand lateral movement and persistence.
Module 6: Social Engineering & Physical Security
- Social Engineering Principles: Psychology of manipulation, common attack vectors.
- Phishing & Spear Phishing: Creating convincing lures, email spoofing.
- Pretexting, Baiting, Quid Pro Quo.
- Physical Security Concepts: Tailgating, dumpster diving, lock picking (conceptual).
- Human Element in Security: Awareness training, defense strategies.
- Real-Time Lab: Design and execute a simulated phishing campaign (ethical limits apply), create a convincing pretext for information gathering, and analyze the effectiveness of social engineering defenses.
Tools & Concepts:
- SET (Social-Engineer Toolkit), GoPhish (conceptual), OSINT tools.
Expected Outcomes:
- Understand social engineering tactics.
- Identify and mitigate human vulnerabilities.
- Design effective security awareness programs.
Module 7: Cloud & Mobile Penetration Testing & Reporting
- Cloud Penetration Testing: AWS/Azure/GCP security misconfigurations, IAM vulnerabilities, container security.
- Mobile Application Penetration Testing (Android/iOS): OWASP Mobile Top 10, static/dynamic analysis.
- Red Teaming Concepts: Adversary simulation, attack chains.
- Penetration Testing Report Writing: Executive summary, technical findings, recommendations, remediation steps.
- Compliance & Legal Aspects: GDPR, HIPAA, PCI DSS relevant to pentesting.
- Real-Time Lab: Identify and exploit misconfigurations in a simulated cloud environment, perform basic security analysis on a vulnerable mobile application, and write a professional penetration test report for a simulated engagement.
Tools & Concepts:
- Cloud-specific tools (e.g., Pacu, CloudGoat), MobSF, Frida, Burp Suite.
- Intensive Live Project Work, Report Writing, Compliance Review.
Expected Outcomes:
- Perform cloud and mobile security assessments.
- Conduct basic red teaming exercises.
- Write professional penetration test reports.
Module 8: Career Readiness & Capstone Project
- Capstone Project: Conduct a full-scope penetration test on a complex, multi-tier simulated environment, from reconnaissance to reporting.
- Building a Professional Ethical Hacking Portfolio: Documenting your live projects, vulnerability findings, and successful exploits.
- Interview Preparation for Offensive Security Roles: Technical challenges, scenario-based questions, ethical considerations.
- Industry Certifications Overview: CEH, OSCP, eJPT, PNPT (guidance and roadmap).
- Career Guidance: Penetration Tester, Ethical Hacker, Red Team Operator, Security Consultant, Vulnerability Researcher.
- Live Project: Present your capstone penetration test findings, demonstrate your skills, and participate in mock interviews tailored for offensive security roles.
Tools & Concepts:
- All tools covered, Documentation platforms, Interview simulators, Certification roadmaps.
- Intensive Portfolio Building, Mock Interviews, Career Guidance.
Expected Outcomes:
- Execute comprehensive penetration tests.
- Build a compelling professional portfolio.
- Prepare for a successful career in offensive security.
- Gain extensive practical experience with real-world ethical hacking challenges, leading to tangible, impactful, and reportable security findings.
This course provides hands-on, in-depth expertise to make you a proficient and job-ready Ethical Hacking professional, with a strong emphasis on live offensive techniques, real-time penetration testing, and building a powerful, results-driven portfolio!
Ethical Hacking Professional Roles and Responsibilities in Real-Time Scenarios & Live Projects
Gain hands-on experience by working on live projects and simulations, understanding the real-time responsibilities of an Ethical Hacking expert in leading security firms, tech companies, and government organizations. Our curriculum aligns with industry demands for highly skilled offensive security professionals.
Ethical Hacker / Pen Tester
Conducts authorized tests to find and exploit vulnerabilities in systems, networks, and applications, as done at PwC.
Red Team Operator
Simulates real-world cyberattacks to test an organization's defensive capabilities, common at Mandiant (Google).
Vulnerability Researcher
Discovers and analyzes new software and hardware vulnerabilities, often for companies like Zero Day Initiative.
Security Consultant
Advises clients on security posture, performs assessments, and recommends remediation strategies.
Application Security Tester
Specializes in finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in web and mobile applications.
Network Penetration Tester
Focuses on identifying weaknesses in network infrastructure and protocols.
Cloud Penetration Tester
Assesses the security of cloud deployments and cloud-native applications.
Security Auditor
Performs security audits and compliance checks, often using penetration testing techniques.
Our Alumni Works Here!
Akash Verma
Penetration Tester
Sneha Gupta
Red Team Operator
Rahul Sharma
Vulnerability Researcher
Divya Singh
Security Consultant
Vikram Reddy
App Security Tester
Priya Patel
Cloud Pen Tester
Karan Kumar
Network Pen Tester
Anjali Rao
Ethical Hacking Trainee
Aryan Joshi
Junior Pen Tester
Nisha Verma
Security Analyst
Akash Verma
Penetration Tester
Sneha Gupta
Red Team Operator
Rahul Sharma
Vulnerability Researcher
Divya Singh
Security Consultant
Vikram Reddy
App Security Tester
Priya Patel
Cloud Pen Tester
Karan Kumar
Network Pen Tester
Anjali Rao
Ethical Hacking Trainee
Aryan Joshi
Junior Pen Tester
Nisha Verma
Security Analyst
What Our Ethical Hacking In-Depth Students Say
"This Ethical Hacking course is phenomenal! The live labs on Metasploit and Burp Suite were incredibly realistic, preparing me for real-world engagements."
"The Red Teaming module was a game-changer. I learned how to simulate advanced persistent threats and understand the full attack lifecycle."
"As a security researcher, the deep dive into buffer overflows and shellcode development was invaluable. I now have a solid foundation for exploit development."
"BinnBash Academy's focus on web application hacking and the OWASP Top 10, with hands-on exploitation, made me confident in assessing web apps."
"The instructors are true industry experts, sharing practical insights and war stories that go beyond textbook knowledge. Highly recommended for offensive security."
"I highly recommend this course for anyone serious about becoming a skilled ethical hacker. It's comprehensive, challenging, and builds real offensive capabilities."
"From network pivoting to wireless cracking, every module was packed with hands-on exercises that solidified my understanding. I feel fully equipped for any pentest."
"The emphasis on building a professional portfolio with documented findings and reports was extremely helpful. BinnBash truly supports your career in offensive security."
"The cloud and mobile pentesting modules gave me a crucial edge in today's security landscape. This course covers everything you need to know."
"The practical approach to learning, combined with deep theoretical understanding and intensive live projects, made this course the best investment for my career."
Ethical Hacking In-Depth Job Roles After This Course
Ethical Hacker / Pen Tester
Red Team Operator
Vulnerability Researcher
Security Consultant
Application Security Tester
Network Penetration Tester
Cloud Penetration Tester
Security Auditor