- Foot printing.
- Network scanning.
- System Hacking.
- Vulnerability Analysis.
- Webserver and web application attacks.
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- Undergraduate students from computer background-BE(IT), BE (Comp), BCA, BSc (Comp), BSc (IT).
- BCS IT Professional having knowledge of Computer and Networking.
- Security officers & Security professionals.
- Site administrators.
- Information Security Overview.
- Ethical Hacking Concepts.
- Information Security Laws and Standards.
- Terminologies used in Ethical Hacking.
- Introduction to Kali Linux.
- Footprinting Concepts.
- Tools used for footprinting-Reconng, Maltego, Whois database, Netcraft, E-mail tackers, web spiders
- Footprinting through Search Engines, Web Services, Social Networking Sites.
- Scanning Concepts.
- Scanning Techniques.
- Tools- Nmap, Nessus, Mbsa.
- Enumeration Techniques using Nmap script engine.
- Tools- Superscan.
- Vulnerability analysis and Methodology.
- Vulnerability Assessment Tools.
- Goals of System hacking.
- Tools – Metasploit framework * imp, keylogger tools, spywares, steganography tools, Hydra, Johj the ripper.
- Malware concepts for virus, worms, Trojans, spywares.
- Trojan software: Prorat.
- Sniffing Techniques.
- Tools – Wireshark, dnssniff, urlsniff, Ettercap.
- Sniffing Detection Techniques.
- Social Engineering concepts.
- Tools- setoolkit, phishing.
- DoS and DDoS Concepts.
- Tools – hping3, syn flooder, Yersinia.
- DoS/DDoS Protection Tools.
- Session Hijacking Concept.
- Tools: Burpsuite.
- Firewall, IDS, Honeypot concept.
- Tools- windows defender, KFsensor honeypot.
- Web Server concepts.
- Tools- Metasploit framework and sqlmap.
- Web Application concepts.
- OWASP top 10 Risks.
- Tools- Burpsuite, Accunetix, OWASP ZAP.
- SQL injection attack techniques.
- Tools- Boolian Exploitation, sqlmap, Havij.
- Wi-Fi Concepts.
- Wireless Encryption.
- Wireless Threats.
- Wireless Hacking Methodology.
- Craking tools – Aircrack.
- Android and IOS concepts and vulnerability.
- OWASP Top10 Mobile platform Risks.
- Tools- Metasploit.
- IOT Concepts.
- IoT Hacking Methodology.
- IoT Hacking Tools.
- Cloud computing concepts.
- Cloud Computing Attacks.
- Cloud Security.
- Cloud Security Tools.
- Cryptography Concepts.
- Algorithms.
- Tools- Online Hash crackers, cain & Able, cryptool.
