Master Art Of Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing In 2025

Become a Job ready Ethical Hacker by Learning from a OSCP Certified Expert

What you'll learn

150+ videos (19+ hours) to teach you ethical hacking & cybersecurity from scratch.

Hands on Practicals on Different machines from THM, HTB, Vulnhub and Proving Grounds

Master complete Networking for hackers

Master complete Linux command-line for hackers

How to become anonymous using proxychains and TOR

Learn importance of Note taking and complete note taking process

Understanding Cybersecurity Fundamentals

Understand CIA Triad and Cyber Kill Chain Methodology

Performing complete Reconnaissance on the target with 3 Levels of depth

Master Nmap - The Network Scanning Swiss Army Knife

Master Enumeration of different services

Master Vulnerability Scanning with Nikto, Nessus and OpenVAS

Master Exploitation Techniques - Bruteforce Attacks, Default Password attacks, Credential Stuffing & Password Spraying

Learn Manual Exploitation and Automated Exploitation with Metasploit

Learn Fixing Exploits

The Metasploit Framework

Performing Client Side Attacks

Exploitation via Office Macros

Exploitation with HTA attack

The Browser Exploitation Framework (BeEF)

AV & EDR Evasion

Requirements

Basic IT knowledge

Computer/Laptop with atleast of 8 GB of RAM recommended

Stable Internet Connection

Description

Welcome to the Offensive Hacking Cookbook, an intensive course designed to transform you into a skilled penetration tester. This No BS, comprehensive program will take you on a journey through the intricate world of ethical hacking, and penetration testing equipping you with the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in real-world systems. This course is designed for:Complete beginners who want to learn the art of hacking from scratch and build a strong foundation in offensive cybersecurity.Students looking to break into the world of offensive cybersecurity and pursue a career in ethical hacking and penetration testing.Aspiring professionals aiming to ace certifications like CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker), OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional), eJPT (eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester), and PNPT (Practical Network Penetration Tester).Security professionals who want to sharpen their existing offensive skillset and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape.Course Highlights:150+ videos (19+ hours) to teach you ethical hacking & cybersecurity from scratch.Hands on Practicals on Different machines from THM, HTB, Vulnhub and Proving GroundsMaster complete Networking for hackersMaster complete Linux command-line for hackersHow to become anonymous using proxychains and TORLearn importance of Note taking and complete note taking processUnderstanding Cybersecurity FundamentalsUnderstand CIA Triad and Cyber Kill Chain MethodologyPerforming complete Reconnaissance on the target with 3 Levels of depthMaster Nmap - The Network Scanning Swiss Army KnifeMaster Enumeration of different servicesMaster Vulnerability Scanning with Nikto, Nessus and OpenVASMaster Exploitation Techniques - Bruteforce Attacks, Default Password attacks, Credential Stuffing & Password SprayingLearn Manual Exploitation and Automated Exploitation with MetasploitLearn Fixing ExploitsThe Metasploit FrameworkPerforming Client Side AttacksExploitation via Office MacrosExploitation with HTA attackThe Browser Exploitation Framework (BeEF)AV & EDR EvasionCourse Curriculum:1.  Course Introduction - Introduction to our course modules and what you will get inside.IntroductionWhoamiWhy this course ?What you will learn here ?Pre-requisites & requirement2.  Note Taking & Learning - Module 2 focuses on mastering the notetaking process, teaching you how to document critical information during penetration tests and cybersecurity assessments for accurate analysis and reporting.Notetaking processReading vs Visual learningLearn in PublicAssignment, Quizzes & LabsCourse Discord3.  Networking Refresher - Module 3 refreshes your networking knowledge, covering essential concepts like IP addressing, subnetting, and protocols crucial for effective ethical hacking and penetration testing.IP addressesMAC addressesClient-Server ModelDNSTCP VS UDP and Three-way handshakeCommon Ports & ProtocolsOSI Model and TCP/IP ModelHow Web Works ?Subnetting4.  Linux Refresher - Module 4 provides a Linux refresher, equipping you with essential command-line skills and system knowledge needed for effective penetration testing and ethical hacking.Installing Kali Linux on Vmware & Virtual BoxKali Linux OverviewSudo OverviewNavigating the File SystemFile & Directory permissionsUsers & privilegesViewing, Creating and Editing Filesgrep and pipingFinding files in LinuxEnumerating Distribution & Kernel InformationShells & Bash configurationDisk UsageNetworkingFile compression in linuxService & Process ManagementInstalling software & toolsUseful Keyboard ShortcutsUsing TOR & Proxychains5. Cybersecurity Principles - Module 5 covers core cybersecurity principles, including confidentiality, integrity, availability, and risk management, to build a strong foundation for ethical hacking and secure system design.Understanding Threats & Threat ActorsThe CIA TriadThe Cyber Kill ChainSecurity PrinciplesThreat Modelling and Threat IntelligenceInformation Security Laws & StandardsThe Ethical Hacking Methodology6.  Information Gathering (Reconnaissance) - Module 6 focuses on Passive Reconnaissance techniques, showing you how to gather valuable information about targets without directly interacting with the systems, minimizing detection risks.Introduction to ReconnaissanceIdentifying our TargetWhois RecordsGoogle DorkingCompany OSINTWeb ArchivesIdentifying Website TechnologiesDiscovering Email addressesHunting breached credentialsHunting for subdomainsOpen Source code reconnaissanceSecurity Headers and SSL/TLS testingBanner grabbing and Firewall DetectionFinding IP address behind CloudflareShodan, Zoomeye and CensysEnumeration with Carbon DatingAndroid Apps EnumerationUtilizing Social MediaInformation Gathering with Black WidowDNS recon using host, nslookup and digDNS Zone TransferHistorical DNS recordsDNS Brute forcing and subdomain enumerationFinding and enumerating ASNFinding Cloud resourcesFiltering live hosts and domainsFinding Hidden parameters and endpointsAutomating the Reconnaissance7.  Active Reconaissance - Module 7 explores Active Reconnaissance techniques, teaching you how to directly interact with target systems to uncover vulnerabilities while managing potential risks of detection.Introduction to Active ReconnaissanceInstalling Metasploitable 2Host discovery with NetdiscoverHost discovery with NmapPort scanning with NmapService FingerpritingOS FingerprintingScanning beyond Firewall & IDSOptimizing your scansPort Scanning in WindowsScanning with masscanScanning with RustscanDirectory Bruteforcing8. Enumeration - Module 8 covers Enumeration techniques, guiding you through the process of extracting detailed information from target systems to identify potential security weaknesses and attack vectors.Introduction to EnumerationFTP EnumerationTelnet EnumerationSSH EnumerationNetBIOS EnumerationSMB EnumerationSNMP EnumerationLDAP EnumerationNTP EnumerationNFS EnumerationSMTP EnumerationIMAP EnumerationPOP EnumerationMYSQL EnumerationTFTP EnumerationIPSec Enumeration9.  Vulnerability Scanning - Module 9 teaches you how to perform effective vulnerability scanning, helping you identify and assess security flaws in systems to prioritize remediation and strengthen defenses.Introduction to Vulnerability ScanningVulnerability ClassificationVulnerability assessmentsVulnerability Scanning with NiktoVulnerability Scanning with NmapVulnerability Scanning with NessusVulnerability Scanning with OpenVASThe Zero days10. Exploitation (Popping Shellz) - Module 10 delves into exploitation techniques, showing you how to safely and effectively exploit identified vulnerabilities to gain access to systems and understand potential attack paths.Introduction to ExploitationReverse Shells vs Bind ShellsStaged vs Non-staged payloadsAll about MalwaresDefault Passwords attacksBruteforce AttacksCredential Stuffing & Password SprayingGaining Access with MetasploitLocating Public ExploitsFixing Public ExploitsManual Exploitation11.  The Metasploit Framework - Module 11 focuses on using the Metasploit Framework for exploitation, teaching you how to harness this powerful tool to automate attacks and exploit vulnerabilities in a controlled, ethical manner.Metasploit Framework OverviewSetting up the working environmentAuxiliary ModulesExploit ModulesPost, Nops and encoders ModulesMeterpreter PayloadsCreating payloads with msfvenomHacking Windows XP with MetasploitHacking Windows 7 with MetasploitHacking Windows 10 with MetasploitHacking Windows remotely over WANAdding a new exploitResource scripts12. Client Side Attacks - Module 12 covers Client-Side Attacks, guiding you through techniques to exploit vulnerabilities in user devices and applications, including phishing, malware, and social engineering tactics.Introduction to Client Side AttacksPerforming Target ReconExploitation with Office MacrosExploitation with HTA attackThe Browser Exploitation Framework (BeEF)13. Antivirus & EDR Evasion - Module 13 teaches you strategies for evading Antivirus and Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) systems, helping you bypass security defenses to carry out penetration testing and ethical hacking more effectively.Introduction to Antivirus & EDR EvasionHow AV Detection Works ?AV Evasion ConceptsAV Evasion with ShellterAV Evasion with Scarecrow14. Getting Hands Dirty - Module 14 gives you 8 machines from different platforms like Tryhackme, HTB and PG to test your skills that you have learned throughout the course.THM – Agent T WalkthroughTHM – Bolt CMS WalkthroughTHM – Blue WalkthroughTHM – Blueprint WalkthroughPG – Stapler WalkthroughPG – Monitoring WalkthroughHTB – Preignition WalkthroughVulnhub – Kioptrix WalkthroughStill here ? What are you waiting for? Click the buy now button and enroll in the World's Biggest & Most Advanced Ethical Hacking Course now. See you inside the course!

Overview

Section 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Note taking and Learning

Lecture 2 Note taking and Learning

Lecture 3 Notetaking process

Lecture 4 Reading vs Visual learning

Lecture 5 Learn in Public

Lecture 6 Assignment & Labs

Lecture 7 Course Discord

Section 3: Networking Refresher

Lecture 8 Networking Refresher

Lecture 9 IP addresses

Lecture 10 MAC addresses

Lecture 11 Client-Server Model

Lecture 12 DNS

Lecture 13 TCP VS UDP and Three-way handshake

Lecture 14 Common Ports & Protocols

Lecture 15 OSI Model and TCP/IP Model

Lecture 16 How Web Works ?

Lecture 17 Subnetting

Section 4: Linux Refresher

Lecture 18 Linux Refresher

Lecture 19 Installing Kali Linux on Vmware & Virtual Box

Lecture 20 Kali Linux Overview

Lecture 21 Sudo Overview

Lecture 22 Navigating the File System

Lecture 23 File & Directory permissions

Lecture 24 Users & privileges

Lecture 25 Viewing, Creating and Editing Files

Lecture 26 grep and piping

Lecture 27 Finding files in Linux

Lecture 28 Enumerating Distribution & Kernel Information

Lecture 29 Shells & Bash configuration

Lecture 30 Disk Usage

Lecture 31 Networking

Lecture 32 File compression in linux

Lecture 33 Service & Process Management

Lecture 34 Installing software & tools

Lecture 35 Useful Keyboard Shortcuts

Lecture 36 Using TOR & Proxychains

Section 5: Cybersecurity Principles

Lecture 37 Cybersecurity Principles

Lecture 38 Understanding Threats & Threat Actors

Lecture 39 The CIA Triad

Lecture 40 The Cyber Kill Chain

Lecture 41 Security Principles

Lecture 42 Threat Modelling and Threat Intelligence

Lecture 43 Information Security Laws & Standards

Lecture 44 The Ethical Hacking Methodology

Section 6: Information Gathering (Reconnaissance)

Lecture 45 Introduction to Reconnaissance

Lecture 46 Identifying our Target

Lecture 47 Whois Records

Lecture 48 Google Dorking

Lecture 49 Company OSINT

Lecture 50 Web Archives

Lecture 51 Identifying Website Technologies

Lecture 52 Discovering Email addresses

Lecture 53 Hunting breached credentials

Lecture 54 Hunting for subdomains

Lecture 55 Open Source code reconnaissance

Lecture 56 Security Headers and SSL/TLS testing

Lecture 57 Banner grabbing and Firewall Detection

Lecture 58 Finding IP address behind Cloudflare

Lecture 59 Shodan, Zoomeye and Censys

Lecture 60 Enumeration with Carbon Dating

Lecture 61 Android Apps Enumeration

Lecture 62 Utilizing Social Media

Lecture 63 Information Gathering with Black Widow

Lecture 64 DNS recon using host, nslookup and dig

Lecture 65 DNS Zone Transfer

Lecture 66 Historical DNS records

Lecture 67 DNS Brute forcing and subdomain enumeration

Lecture 68 Finding and enumerating ASN

Lecture 69 Finding Cloud resources

Lecture 70 Filtering live hosts and domains

Lecture 71 Finding Hidden parameters and endpoints

Lecture 72 Automating the Reconnaissance

Section 7: Active Reconnaissance

Lecture 73 Introduction to Active Reconnaissance

Lecture 74 Installing Metasploitable 2

Lecture 75 Host discovery with Netdiscover

Lecture 76 Host discovery with Nmap

Lecture 77 Port scanning with Nmap

Lecture 78 Service Fingerpriting

Lecture 79 OS Fingerprinting

Lecture 80 Scanning beyond Firewall & IDS

Lecture 81 Optimizing your scans

Lecture 82 Port Scanning in Windows

Lecture 83 Scanning with masscan

Lecture 84 Scanning with Rustscan

Lecture 85 Directory Bruteforcing

Section 8: Enumeration

Lecture 86 Introduction to Enumeration

Lecture 87 FTP Enumeration

Lecture 88 Telnet Enumeration

Lecture 89 SSH Enumeration

Lecture 90 NetBIOS Enumeration

Lecture 91 SMB Enumeration

Lecture 92 SNMP Enumeration

Lecture 93 LDAP Enumeration

Lecture 94 NTP Enumeration

Lecture 95 NFS Enumeration

Lecture 96 SMTP Enumeration

Lecture 97 IMAP Enumeration

Lecture 98 POP Enumeration

Lecture 99 MYSQL Enumeration

Lecture 100 TFTP Enumeration

Lecture 101 IPSec Enumeration

Section 9: Vulnerability Scanning

Lecture 102 Introduction to Vulnerability Scanning

Lecture 103 Vulnerability Classification

Lecture 104 Vulnerability Assessments

Lecture 105 Vulnerability Scanning with Nikto

Lecture 106 Vulnerability Scanning with Nmap

Lecture 107 Vulnerability Scanning with Nessus

Lecture 108 Vulnerability Scanning with OpenVAS

Lecture 109 The Zero days

Section 10: Exploitation (Popping Shellz)

Lecture 110 Introduction to Exploitation

Lecture 111 Reverse Shells vs Bind Shells

Lecture 112 Staged vs Non-staged payloads

Lecture 113 All about Malwares

Lecture 114 Default Passwords attacks

Lecture 115 Bruteforce Attacks

Lecture 116 Credential Stuffing & Password Spraying

Lecture 117 Gaining Access with Metasploit

Lecture 118 Locating Public Exploits

Lecture 119 Fixing Public Exploits

Lecture 120 Manual Exploitation

Section 11: The Metasploit Framework

Lecture 121 The Metasploit Framework

Lecture 122 Metasploit Framework Overview

Lecture 123 Setting up the working environment

Lecture 124 Auxiliary Modules

Lecture 125 Exploit Modules

Lecture 126 Post, Nops and encoders Modules

Lecture 127 Meterpreter Payloads

Lecture 128 Creating payloads with msfvenom

Lecture 129 Hacking Windows XP with Metasploit

Lecture 130 Hacking Windows 7 with Metasploit

Lecture 131 Hacking Windows 10 with Metasploit

Lecture 132 Hacking Windows remotely over WAN

Lecture 133 Adding a new exploit

Lecture 134 Resource scripts

Section 12: Client Side Attacks

Lecture 135 Introduction to Client Side Attacks

Lecture 136 Performing Target Recon

Lecture 137 Exploitation with Office Macros

Lecture 138 Exploitation with HTA attack

Lecture 139 The Browser Exploitation Framework (BeEF)

Section 13: Antivirus & EDR Evasion

Lecture 140 Introduction to Antivirus & EDR Evasion

Lecture 141 How AV Detection Works ?

Lecture 142 AV Evasion Concepts

Lecture 143 AV Evasion with Shellter

Lecture 144 AV Evasion with Scarecrow

Section 14: Getting Hands Dirty

Lecture 145 Getting Hands Dirty

Lecture 146 THM – Agent T Walkthrough

Lecture 147 THM – Bolt CMS Walkthrough

Lecture 148 THM – Blue Walkthrough

Lecture 149 THM – Blueprint Walkthrough

Lecture 150 PG – Stapler Walkthrough

Lecture 151 PG – Monitoring Walkthrough

Lecture 152 HTB – Crocodile Walkthrough

Lecture 153 Vulnhub – Kioptrix Walkthrough

Welcome to the Offensive Hacking Cookbook, an intensive course designed to transform you into a skilled penetration tester. This No BS, comprehensive program will take you on a journey through the intricate world of ethical hacking, and penetration testing equipping you with the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in real-world systems. This course is designed for:,Complete beginners who want to learn the art of hacking from scratch and build a strong foundation in offensive cybersecurity.,Students looking to break into the world of offensive cybersecurity and pursue a career in ethical hacking and penetration testing.,Aspiring professionals aiming to ace certifications like CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker), OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional), eJPT (eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester), and PNPT (Practical Network Penetration Tester).,Security professionals who want to sharpen their existing offensive skillset and stay ahead in the rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape.