This comprehensive cybersecurity course equips learners with foundational and practical skills in reconnaissance, network analysis, and remote exploitation. Starting with a clear overview of course goals and ethical guidelines, it progresses into hands-on exploration of essential tools like NMAP, NetExec, and Wireshark, emphasizing techniques for domain enumeration, service detection, and network traffic analysis. Students will gain knowledge of credential capture and exploitation methods, such as network poisoning with Responder and MITM6, and gain insights into utilizing remote access using C2s like BadRats. The course delves into topics like Active Directory exploitation, lateral movement, and remote access techniques, enabling learners to understand and counteract cyberattacks. Practical exercises simulate real-world scenarios, reinforcing theoretical concepts and offering opportunities for hands-on experience with Active Directory hosts. By addressing both offensive and defensive aspects of cybersecurity, participants will enhance their technical expertise while cultivating a strong ethical foundation. This course ensures learners are prepared to analyze, mitigate, and respond to threats effectively in modern network environments, developing robust strategies for handling cyberattacks, gaining deeper insights into modern threat landscapes, adversary behaviors, mitigation techniques, exploitation scenarios, offensive strategies, swift attack execution plans, targeted breach tactics, adapting to evolving vulnerabilities, and making decisive moves quickly in technical situations.

Who this course is for:

• This course is designed for beginners and aspiring ethical hackers who want to learn the fundamentals of reconnaissance, enumeration, and network analysis. It’s ideal for those exploring cybersecurity or looking to build a solid foundation in penetration testing.