Comprehensive Ethical Hacking And Cybersecurity Training

Master the art of ethical hacking and cybersecurity, and become the ultimate guardian of digital assets!

What you'll learn

Ethical Hacking Fundamentals: Understand the core principles of ethical hacking, including various types of attacks, hacker terminologies, and role of hackers

Vulnerability Assessment: Gain hands-on experience with tools like Nmap, Netcat, and Nessus to identify and assess security vulnerabilities in networks

Advanced Hacking Techniques: Explore sophisticated hacking methods such as spoofing, session hijacking, and denial-of-service attacks

Cryptography and Encryption: Learn the basics of cryptography, including public and private key encryption, and how these methods protect sensitive information

SQL Injection and Wi-Fi Security: Develop the skills to defend against SQL injection attacks and secure Wi-Fi networks from potential threats

Wireless Hacking: Understand the vulnerabilities in wireless networks and practice using tools like Aircrack-ng and Kismet to test and secure communication

Social Engineering and Malware: Explore the psychological manipulation tactics used in social engineering and study various types of malware, including viruses

Penetration Testing: Acquire practical knowledge in penetration testing, including the use of tools like Kali Linux, Nmap, and ZenMap to test the security

Cybersecurity Awareness: Develop a keen awareness of cybersecurity threats and hacker tactics, and learn how to protect digital environments

Real-World Application: Through hands-on labs and case studies, apply the knowledge gained to real-world scenarios, preparing for various roles

By the end of the course, students will be well-prepared to identify, assess, and mitigate cyber threats, making them proficient in safeguarding digital assets

Requirements

Basic Computer Skills: Familiarity with using computers, including file management, web browsing, and navigating operating systems.

Understanding of Networking Concepts: A fundamental understanding of networking principles, such as IP addresses, routers, and switches, will be helpful.

Interest in Cybersecurity: A keen interest in cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and digital security is essential for engaging with the course content.

No Prior Hacking Experience Required: While prior experience in hacking is not necessary, a willingness to learn and explore new tools and techniques is crucial.

Access to a Computer: Students will need a computer with internet access, preferably running on a Linux or Windows operating system, to participate in hands-on labs and exercises.

Curiosity and Problem-Solving Skills: A curious mindset and problem-solving attitude will enhance the learning experience, especially when dealing with real-world scenarios and challenges.

Description

Introduction: This course offers an extensive exploration into the world of ethical hacking and cybersecurity, designed to equip learners with the skills and knowledge required to defend against cyber threats. Through hands-on labs, case studies, and real-world scenarios, participants will gain a deep understanding of various hacking techniques and the countermeasures needed to secure information systems. The course covers everything from the basics of ethical hacking to advanced penetration testing methods, making it an essential resource for aspiring cybersecurity professionals.Section 1: Ethical Hacking Fundamentals and Case Study In this section, learners are introduced to the core concepts of ethical hacking, starting with an overview of the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification. The section covers essential hacker terminologies, types of attacks, and techniques such as footprinting, DNS lookup, banner grabbing, and social engineering. Practical tools like Nmap, Netcat, and Nessus are also explored to provide a solid foundation in vulnerability assessment and penetration testing, preparing learners for more advanced topics.Section 2: Hacking Techniques and IT Security - Fundamentals This section delves into fundamental hacking techniques, including port scanning, ICMP scanning, and NetBIOS hacking. It also addresses the critical aspects of internet application security and vulnerability, focusing on various attack techniques and classes. Learners will explore strategies to protect online identity, reduce the risk of identity theft, and counter phishing attempts, all while understanding the broader implications of IT security in the digital age.Section 3: Hacking Techniques and IT Security - Hacking and Data Mining Building on the fundamentals, this section focuses on advanced hacking techniques such as spoofing, session hijacking, and denial-of-service attacks. It also introduces the concepts of data mining, its subtypes, and the controversies surrounding its use. Learners will examine the impact of spamming, cyber terrorism, and the strength of the internet as both a tool and a potential threat, providing a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity challenges.Section 4: Cryptography, SQL Injection, and Wi-Fi Security This section covers critical topics in cybersecurity, including cryptography, SQL injection, and Wi-Fi security. Learners will gain an understanding of encryption methods, including public and private key encryption, as well as how to defend against SQL injection attacks. The section also explores the history, specifications, and security concerns of Wi-Fi networks, offering insights into protecting wireless communications from potential threats.Section 5: Wireless Hacking In this section, learners will explore wireless hacking techniques, including hacking internet connections and using tools like FakeAP and Airjack. The section also covers the fundamentals of wireless networks, including standards, protocols, and the vulnerabilities inherent in wireless communication. Practical tools for wireless security, such as Kismet and Aircrack-ng, are introduced to help learners secure wireless infrastructures effectively.Section 6: Cybersecurity and Hacker Tactics Awareness Training This section is dedicated to raising awareness about cybersecurity and hacker tactics. It covers the ethical hacking commandments, necessary tools, and utilities like Ping and NSLookup. Learners will explore advanced topics such as email tracking, web data extraction, IP scanning, and the installation of Kali Linux. The section also provides hands-on experience with penetration testing distributions and remote hacking techniques, culminating in an understanding of how to maintain a secure digital environment.Section 7: Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing - The Fundamentals This section revisits the fundamentals of ethical hacking and penetration testing with a focus on practical application. Learners will configure and install operating systems, including Kali Linux, and delve into tools like Nmap and ZenMap for footprinting and network scanning. The section also covers phishing attacks, footprinting tools, and the importance of gathering intelligence, setting the stage for more advanced penetration testing techniques.Section 8: Social Engineering and Malware This section explores the psychological aspects of hacking through social engineering tactics. Learners will study various types of social engineering attacks, including phishing, spear-phishing, and mass mailer attacks. The section also covers the different types of malware, such as viruses, rootkits, and backdoors, and their role in compromising system security. Practical exercises include the installation and use of tools like Rootkit Hunter and command prompt backdoors.Conclusion: By the end of this course, learners will have developed a comprehensive skill set in ethical hacking and cybersecurity. They will be equipped to identify, assess, and mitigate a wide range of cyber threats, making them invaluable assets in protecting digital infrastructures. The hands-on experience and case studies will prepare participants for real-world challenges, enabling them to apply their knowledge in various cybersecurity roles.Promotional Line: Master the art of ethical hacking and cybersecurity with our comprehensive course, and become the ultimate guardian of digital assets!

Overview

Section 1: Ethical Hacking with a Case Study

Lecture 1 Introduction to Certified Ethical Hacker

Lecture 2 How Ethical Hackers Terms Work

Lecture 3 Continue on Hackers Terms Work

Lecture 4 Types of Attacks

Lecture 5 Foot Printing

Lecture 6 Foot Printing Continue

Lecture 7 DNS Lookup

Lecture 8 More on DNS Lookup

Lecture 9 Banner Grabbing

Lecture 10 Google Hacking

Lecture 11 Google Hacking Continues

Lecture 12 Social Engineering

Lecture 13 Network Scanning

Lecture 14 Nmap TCP Connect Scan

Lecture 15 Nmap Stealth Scan

Lecture 16 Nmap Stealth Scan Continues

Lecture 17 Nmap Service and OS Detection

Lecture 18 Nmap Timing Options

Lecture 19 Nmap Scripting Engine

Lecture 20 Nmap Scripting Engine Continues

Lecture 21 Vulnerability Assessment

Lecture 22 Pen Testing

Lecture 23 Netcat Hacks

Lecture 24 SMTP Hacks

Lecture 25 SMTP Hacks Continues

Lecture 26 DNS Poisoning

Lecture 27 Hacking Passwords

Lecture 28 Bypassing Windows Passwords Part 1

Lecture 29 Bypassing Windows Passwords Part 2

Lecture 30 Bypassing Windows Passwords Part 3

Lecture 31 Bypassing Windows Passwords Part 4

Lecture 32 Introduction of Nessus

Lecture 33 Nessus Setup

Lecture 34 Nessus Scanning

Lecture 35 FG Dump

Lecture 36 Mimikatz

Lecture 37 Pentest Box and Metasploit

Lecture 38 Setoolkit Phishing

Lecture 39 Setoolkit Payload and Listener

Lecture 40 MsfVenom Payloads

Lecture 41 Metasploit Resource Scripts

Lecture 42 Metasploit Resource Scripts Continues

Lecture 43 Privilege Escalation

Lecture 44 Exploiting Passwords

Lecture 45 Exploiting Passwords Continues

Lecture 46 Metasploit

Lecture 47 Setoolkit Sandwich

Lecture 48 Metasploit Bind Shells

Lecture 49 More on Metasploit Bind Shells

Lecture 50 Introduction to Web Application Security

Lecture 51 SQL Injection

Lecture 52 SQL Injection Continues

Lecture 53 Broken Authentication

Lecture 54 Session Management

Lecture 55 Session Management Continued

Lecture 56 Other Multiple Vulnerabilities

Lecture 57 What is Cloud Computing

Lecture 58 Characteristics of Cloud Computing

Lecture 59 Cloud Security Recommendations

Section 2: Hacking Techniques and IT Security - Fundamentals

Lecture 60 Introduction

Lecture 61 Port Scanning

Lecture 62 ICMP Scanning

Lecture 63 Hacking NetBIOS with example

Lecture 64 Internet Application Security and Vunerablity

Lecture 65 Introduction to Attack Techniques and Classes of Attacks

Lecture 66 Discussion about Protecting Online Identity

Lecture 67 Tips for Protecting Online Identity

Lecture 68 Reducing Risk of Online Identity Theft

Lecture 69 Action Needed When Identity Theft

Lecture 70 Intoduction to phishing

Lecture 71 Types of phishing and antiphishing level

Lecture 72 Antiphis

Lecture 73 internet phisping introduction-1

Lecture 74 phisping link manipulation-1

Lecture 75 phisping link and website manipulation-1

Lecture 76 phone phishing

Lecture 77 how to protect yourself from phishing

Lecture 78 antiphishing approaches

Lecture 79 summary of anti phis approaches

Section 3: Hacking Techniques and IT Security - Hacking and Data Mining

Lecture 80 introduction to computer security and cyber crime

Lecture 81 why cyber security-1

Lecture 82 Types of hackers attacks and spoofing

Lecture 83 Types of hackers attacks and spoofing continued

Lecture 84 Web spoofing and session hijacking

Lecture 85 Dos and bufferoverflow attacks

Lecture 86 Passwords attacks

Lecture 87 introduction to datamining

Lecture 88 data mining subtypes

Lecture 89 usage of data mining and controversies

Lecture 90 usage of data mining and controversies continued

Lecture 91 goal

Lecture 92 introduction to spamming

Lecture 93 Types of spamming and counteractions

Lecture 94 Types of spamming and counteractions continued

Lecture 95 General counteractions against spamming

Lecture 96 Damage caused by spamming

Lecture 97 Introduction to cyber terrorism

Lecture 98 Dos and potential of cyber terrorism

Lecture 99 Dos and potential of cyber terrorism continued

Lecture 100 Strength of internet

Section 4: Hacking Techniques and IT Security - Cryptography, SQL Injection and Wi-Fi

Lecture 101 cryptography introduction

Lecture 102 caesar and subposition

Lecture 103 cryptanalysis and types of encryption used

Lecture 104 private key

Lecture 105 aes

Lecture 106 public and private keys

Lecture 107 public key and private key is formed in rsa

Lecture 108 rsa continued

Lecture 109 digital signature and digital certificate

Lecture 110 introduction to sql injection

Lecture 111 statistics of sql injection

Lecture 112 working of sql query

Lecture 113 sql injection working

Lecture 114 structure of sql query

Lecture 115 structure difference of sql queries

Lecture 116 prepare statements

Lecture 117 dynamic candidate evaluations

Lecture 118 how to protect from sql injection

Lecture 119 introduction to wifi

Lecture 120 history of wifi

Lecture 121 specification of ieee 802.11 standards

Lecture 122 specification of ieee 802.11 standards continued

Lecture 123 privacy and security of wireless network

Lecture 124 working and application of wifi

Section 5: Hacking Techniques and IT Security - Wireless Hacking

Lecture 125 hacking internet connection introduction

Lecture 126 hacking internet connection continued

Lecture 127 use for wireless hacking

Lecture 128 use for wireless hacking continued

Lecture 129 fakeap wifi tool

Lecture 130 airjack tool for wifi

Lecture 131 introduction to wireless network

Lecture 132 access points

Lecture 133 introduction and requirement in any wireless network

Lecture 134 wireless nic and wireless network standards

Lecture 135 ieee wireless standards and wireless communication

Lecture 136 ppp protocol

Lecture 137 eap protocol

Lecture 138 x-509 certificates

Lecture 139 leap cisco and extensible authentication protocol

Lecture 140 wep and wpa

Lecture 141 wardriving and network stumbler tool

Lecture 142 sniffing tools- kismet, airsnot, wepcrack

Lecture 143 countermeasures for wireless network attacks

Section 6: Cyber Security and Hacker Tactics Awareness Training

Lecture 144 Prerequisites and Downloadables

Lecture 145 What is Ethical Hacking

Lecture 146 Types of Attacks

Lecture 147 Ethical Hacking Commandments

Lecture 148 Basic Necessary Tools

Lecture 149 Ping Utility

Lecture 150 Ping Utility Continued

Lecture 151 NSLookup

Lecture 152 NSLookup Continued

Lecture 153 Gathering Information

Lecture 154 Email Tracking

Lecture 155 Web Browsers and Privacy

Lecture 156 Firebug and Httrack

Lecture 157 Web Data Extraction and Search Diggity

Lecture 158 IP Scanning and Network Infrastructure

Lecture 159 ID Server and Zenmap

Lecture 160 Monitoring TCP_IP connections

Lecture 161 Nmap, Zenmap and LanGuard

Lecture 162 Netscan, Lansurveyor and Ping tools

Lecture 163 Nessus and GNI

Lecture 164 Proxy switcher and GNI

Lecture 165 Installing Kali Linux Part 1

Lecture 166 Installing Kali Linux Part 2

Lecture 167 OS detection with Nmap Part 1

Lecture 168 OS detection with Nmap Part 2

Lecture 169 Aggressive Scanning

Lecture 170 WebSite Cloning

Lecture 171 Gathering fake website Intel

Lecture 172 Debian and Linux Basics Commands

Lecture 173 Continuation of Debian and Linux Basics Commands

Lecture 174 Other Pentesting Distributions and SSH control

Lecture 175 Continuation of Other Pentesting Distributions and SSH control

Lecture 176 Remote Connections and Port scanning

Lecture 177 Faking Digital Certificates

Lecture 178 Continuation of Faking Digital Certificates

Lecture 179 Backbox and Parrot OS

Lecture 180 Continuation of Backbox and Parrot OS

Lecture 181 Tracing down files and Gathering Metadata

Lecture 182 Continuation of Tracing down files and Gathering Metadata

Lecture 183 Android USB Debugging tools

Lecture 184 Bypassing Android Lockscreen password and gesture

Lecture 185 Continuation of Bypassing Android Lockscreen password and gesture

Lecture 186 Whatsapp Crypt Encryption

Lecture 187 Capturing Whatsapp Database and Encryption Keys

Lecture 188 Continuation of Capturing Whatsapp Database and Encryption Keys

Lecture 189 Decrypting Whatsapp Database and Scripts

Lecture 190 Continuation of Decrypting Whatsapp Database and Creating Scripts

Lecture 191 Creating Android Malware

Lecture 192 Continuation of Creating Android Malware

Lecture 193 Wireless Security

Lecture 194 Continuation of Wireless Security

Lecture 195 WEP Key Encryption

Lecture 196 WPA, WPA and TKIP Encryption

Lecture 197 Types of Wireless Attacks

Lecture 198 Securing Wireless Infrastructure

Lecture 199 Continuation of Securing Wireless Infrastructure

Lecture 200 Further Continuation of Securing Wireless Infrastructure

Lecture 201 Aircrack-ng

Lecture 202 Continuation of Aircrack-ng

Lecture 203 Spoofing IP Address on any Gateway

Lecture 204 Continuation of Spoofing IP Address on any Gateway

Lecture 205 Spoofing MAC address, Credential harvesting, and bluetooth sniffing

Lecture 206 Continuation of Spoofing MAC address, Credential harvesting, and bluetooth sniff

Lecture 207 Digital forensics and Data Recovery

Lecture 208 Data Recovery with EaseUS

Lecture 209 HDD repair with Check Flash

Lecture 210 Continuation of HDD repair with Check Flash

Lecture 211 Flash Drive and Hard Drive hack with Chip Genius

Lecture 212 Continuation of Flash Drive and Hard Drive hack with Chip Genius

Lecture 213 Htestw, Low level formatting and Parition Imaging with Safecopy

Lecture 214 Continuation of Htestw, Low level formatting and Parition Imaging with Safecopy

Lecture 215 Data Recovery on Formatted Cell Phones

Lecture 216 Continuation of Data Recovery on Formatted Cell Phones

Lecture 217 Bypassing Windows 7_8_10 password

Lecture 218 Bypassing Windows 7_8_10 password Continued

Lecture 219 Continuation of Bypassing Windows 7_8_10 password

Lecture 220 Further Continuation of Bypassing Windows 7_8_10 password

Lecture 221 Remote hacking with Trojans

Lecture 222 Continuation of Remote hacking with Trojans

Lecture 223 Further Continuation of Remote hacking with Trojans

Lecture 224 Cracking Windows hash with Ophcrack

Lecture 225 Ophcrack with Kali Live and Konboot

Lecture 226 Advanced Remote hacking with System roles and Admin Access

Lecture 227 Continuation of Advanced Remote hacking with System roles and Admin Access

Lecture 228 Further Continuation of Advanced Remote hacking with System roles and Admin Acce

Lecture 229 Gaining System 32 Access and cracking SAM password remotely

Lecture 230 Continuation of Gaining System 32 Access and cracking SAM password remotely

Lecture 231 Knoppix Live

Lecture 232 Termineter tool for hacking smart meters

Lecture 233 Bitcoin mining and Password Cracking with PIMP distro

Lecture 234 Browser Exploitation Framework(BeEF)

Lecture 235 Continuation of Browser Exploitation Framework(BeEF)

Lecture 236 Packeting Sniffing via Ettercap

Lecture 237 Session Hijacking via Hamster and Ferret

Lecture 238 Driftnet and Multiple Attacks

Lecture 239 Continuation of Driftnet and Multiple Attacks

Lecture 240 Resource Gathering via Maltego

Lecture 241 Continuation of Resource Gathering via Maltego

Lecture 242 Multiple attacks via Armitage and Reverse TCP payload

Lecture 243 Encrypting HDD to secure data

Section 7: Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing (Module #1) - The Fundamentals

Lecture 244 Introduction Part 1

Lecture 245 Introduction Part 2

Lecture 246 Kali Linux

Lecture 247 Operating systems Part 1

Lecture 248 Operating systems Part 2

Lecture 249 Installing Operating Systems

Lecture 250 Installing vmware tools

Lecture 251 Configuring Kali Linux

Lecture 252 Installing Kali Linux on MacBook

Lecture 253 What is Footprinting

Lecture 254 Footprinting Objectives

Lecture 255 Footprinting Tools

Lecture 256 Google Hacking part 1

Lecture 257 Google Hacking continued

Lecture 258 Google Hacking further continued

Lecture 259 WhOIS lookup

Lecture 260 DNS footprinting Part 1

Lecture 261 DNS footprinting Part 2

Lecture 262 Determining Operation System

Lecture 263 Phishing Attacks Part 1

Lecture 264 Phishing Attacks Part 2

Lecture 265 Connecting information database

Lecture 266 Nmap and ZenMap

Lecture 267 Nmap and ZenMap continued

Section 8: EH and Penetration Testing Kali Linux - Social Engineering and Trojans

Lecture 268 The Harvester Part 1

Lecture 269 The Harvester Part 2

Lecture 270 WHOIS and dnsenum Part 1

Lecture 271 WHOIS and dnsenum Part 2

Lecture 272 Urlcrazy and dnsdict6 Part 1

Lecture 273 Urlcrazy and dnsdict6 Part 2

Lecture 274 Dnsrecon

Lecture 275 Dnsmapping

Lecture 276 Introduction

Lecture 277 Types of Social Engineering

Lecture 278 Social Engineering attacks

Lecture 279 Spear-phishing Attack

Lecture 280 Phishing Attack Part 1

Lecture 281 Phishing Attack Part 2

Lecture 282 Mass mailer Attack

Lecture 283 Types of Computer Malwares Part 1

Lecture 284 Types of Computer Malwares Part 2

Lecture 285 Dangerous viruses of all time Part 1

Lecture 286 Dangerous viruses of all time Part 2

Lecture 287 Installing Rootkit Hunter

Lecture 288 command prompt backdoor Part 1

Lecture 289 Command prompt backdoor Part 2

Lecture 290 Backdoor & Gaining Access

Lecture 291 Backdoor & Maitaining Access Part 1

Lecture 292 Backdoor & Maitaining Access Part 2

Section 9: Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing Kali Linux - Meterpreter, DNS and ICMP

Lecture 293 Command prompt backdoor

Lecture 294 Command prompt backdoor continued

Lecture 295 Meterpreter Backdoor

Lecture 296 I am Root

Lecture 297 Forensic escaping

Lecture 298 Hacking win7 SAM database

Lecture 299 Jack the ripper

Lecture 300 Meterpreter commands

Lecture 301 PDF embedded Trojan Horse

Lecture 302 Java Applet Attack Method Part 1

Lecture 303 Java Applet Attack Method Part 2

Lecture 304 MITM Attack

Lecture 305 ARP Poisoning

Lecture 306 DNS spoofing vs DNS poisoning

Lecture 307 DNS spoofing

Lecture 308 DNS spoofing continued

Lecture 309 DHCP Spoofing

Lecture 310 Port Stealing

Lecture 311 ICMP redirection

Lecture 312 ICMP redirection part 2

Lecture 313 ICMP redirection part 3

Lecture 314 Killing a Network

Lecture 315 Ddosing unauthorised Network

Lecture 316 Driftnet

Lecture 317 EvilGrade

Lecture 318 EvilGrade continued

Lecture 319 Introduction to DoS

Lecture 320 DoS vs DDoS

Lecture 321 Levels of Ddos Attacks

Lecture 322 Preventing DDoS Attacks

Lecture 323 DDoSing Windows 7 method 1

Lecture 324 DDoSing Windows 7 method 2

Section 10: Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing Kali Linux - Hacking

Lecture 325 Hacking through Android Part 1

Lecture 326 Hacking through Android Part 2

Lecture 327 Hacking Android via Kali Linux

Lecture 328 Introduction to Password Cracking

Lecture 329 Password cracking Strategy

Lecture 330 Password cracking Strategy continued

Lecture 331 Windows Password cracking Part 1

Lecture 332 Windows Password cracking Part 2

Lecture 333 Linux Hash Cracking

Lecture 334 Linux Hash Cracking continued

Lecture 335 Generating wordlist

Lecture 336 Generating wordlist continued

Lecture 337 CeWL cracking

Lecture 338 WEP and WPA

Lecture 339 WPA2

Lecture 340 1X standard

Lecture 341 Wireless cracking via Kali

Lecture 342 Wireless cracking via Kali continued

Lecture 343 Activating payloads

Lecture 344 Activating payloads continued

Section 11: Metasploit, SQL Injection and Cryptography

Lecture 345 Msfconsole explained

Lecture 346 Msfconsole commands

Lecture 347 Exploits

Lecture 348 Payloads

Lecture 349 Generating payloads

Lecture 350 Generating payloads continued

Lecture 351 Intro to SQL injection

Lecture 352 SQL injection to google dorks

Lecture 353 SQL mapping via Kali Linux

Lecture 354 Gathering Password and cracking the hash

Lecture 355 Introduction Part 1

Lecture 356 Introduction Part 2

Lecture 357 Hash Func and Oracle Method

Lecture 358 Birthday Theorem and Digital Signature

Lecture 359 Pros and Cons of Cryptography

Lecture 360 Importing Databases

Lecture 361 Exporting Databases Part 1

Lecture 362 Exporting Databases Part 2

Section 12: Computer Network & Internet Security

Lecture 363 Advancement in web Technologies part 1

Lecture 364 Advancement in web Technologies part 2

Lecture 365 Advantages of Networking

Lecture 366 application of wireless Technology

Lecture 367 FTP Search engine part 1

Lecture 368 FTP Search engine part 2

Lecture 369 Important Aspects of Networking

Lecture 370 Internet

Lecture 371 internet applications Part 1

Lecture 372 internet applications Part 2

Lecture 373 Malware

Lecture 374 Network Devices in details

Lecture 375 Network Devices Overview

Lecture 376 Retrieving documents from the web

Lecture 377 symptoms of malware

Lecture 378 Types of Computer Network

Lecture 379 How malware spreads in system Part-1

Lecture 380 How malware spreads in system Part-2

Lecture 381 What is a Network

Lecture 382 wireless Technology

Section 13: Ethical Hacking Mock Test

Aspiring Ethical Hackers: Individuals looking to start a career in ethical hacking and cybersecurity, seeking to understand how to identify and address security vulnerabilities.,IT Professionals: IT professionals who want to expand their skill set and gain expertise in ethical hacking to better protect their organizations' networks and systems.,Security Enthusiasts: Anyone with a passion for cybersecurity and a desire to learn about hacking techniques in a controlled, legal environment.,Students and Graduates: Students or recent graduates in computer science, information technology, or related fields who wish to specialize in cybersecurity and ethical hacking.,Tech-Savvy Individuals: Individuals with a solid understanding of computers and networking who want to deepen their knowledge in cybersecurity and practical hacking techniques.