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| Posted by charlie - 06-01-2026, 04:33 PM |
[center]![[Image: 631584acb60a52d0ed7b1867ce54e00b.jpg]](https://i127.fastpic.org/big/2026/0601/0b/631584acb60a52d0ed7b1867ce54e00b.jpg) Complete Cyber Security Training (bootcamp) English Session Published 6/2026 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch Language: English | Duration: 25h 42m | Size: 24.05 GB[/center] COMPLETE CYBER SECURITY TRAINING (BOOTCAMP) ENGLISH SESSION FOR ALL NETWORK ADMINISTRATOR What you'll learn Students will gain hands-on knowledge of networking concepts and real-time configurations used in industry environments. The course prepares students to confidently appear for relevant certification exams and technical interviews. Learners will understand how enterprise networks work, including security, and troubleshooting. After completion, students can apply for roles such as CYBERSECURITY Engineer, or Security Associate with improved career prospects Requirements Basic Networking Knowledge IP addressing and subnetting TCP/IP model & OSI layers Basic routing and switching CCNA Description Ethical Hacking Course Topics A comprehensive Ethical Hacking course typically includes the following modules 1. Introduction to Ethical Hacking - What is Ethical Hacking? - Hacker Types (White Hat, Black Hat, Gray Hat) - Cybersecurity Fundamentals - Legal and Ethical Considerations 2. Computer Networking - OSI & TCP/IP Models - IP Addressing and Subnetting - DNS, DHCP, HTTP, HTTPS - Routing and Switching - Network Protocols 3. Linux Fundamentals - Linux Installation and Usage - Command Line Basics - File System Navigation - User and Permission Management - Shell Scripting Basics 4. Footprinting and Reconnaissance - Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) - Information Gathering - Domain and WHOIS Lookup - Search Engine Reconnaissance - Social Media Intelligence 5. Scanning and Enumeration - Host Discovery - Port Scanning - Service Enumeration - Vulnerability Identification - Network Mapping 6. Vulnerability Assessment - Vulnerability Management - Risk Assessment - Security Misconfigurations - Patch Management - Security Auditing 7. System Hacking Concepts - Authentication Mechanisms - Password Security - Privilege Escalation Concepts - Log Analysis - Security Hardening 8. Malware Fundamentals - Types of Malware - Trojans, Worms, and Ransomware - Malware Analysis Basics - Detection and Prevention 9. Sniffing and Traffic Analysis - Packet Analysis - Network Monitoring - Protocol Analysis - Traffic Inspection 10. Web Application Security - HTTP/HTTPS Fundamentals - Cookies and Sessions - Authentication & Authorization - Common Vulnerabilities - SQL Injection (SQLi) - Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) - Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) - Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR) - File Upload Vulnerabilities 11. Wireless Security - Wi-Fi Security Standards - Wireless Threats - Secure Wireless Configuration - Wireless Network Assessment 12. Cryptography - Encryption and Decryption - Symmetric Encryption - Asymmetric Encryption - Hashing - Digital Signatures - SSL/TLS 13. Penetration Testing Methodology - Planning and Scoping - Information Gathering - Vulnerability Analysis - Validation and Testing - Reporting 14. Security Tools - Nmap - Wireshark - Burp Suite - OWASP ZAP - Metasploit 15. Digital Forensics and Incident Response - Evidence Collection - Log Analysis - Incident Handling - Forensic Investigation Basics 16. Cloud Security Basics - Cloud Computing Concepts - Identity and Access Management - Cloud Security Risks - Data Protection 17. Capture The Flag (CTF) Practice - Web Challenges - Cryptography Challenges - Forensics Challenges - Reverse Engineering Basics - OSINT Challenges 18. Reporting and Documentation - Vulnerability Reports - Executive Summaries - Risk Ratings - Remediation Recommendations Skills You Gain - Network analysis - Security assessment - Web application testing - Vulnerability identification - Incident response basics - Security reporting - Defensive security practices Note: Ethical hacking should only be performed on systems you own or have explicit permission to test. Unauthorized access to systems is illegal and unethical. Who this course is for IT or Computer Science Students Students studying networking, programming, or cybersecurity have an advantage. IT professionals (system admins, developers, network engineers) often learn ethical hacking to improve their skills. A hacker mindset = curiosity + persistence. Quote:https://rapidgator.net/file/15fb60e40b30...5.rar.html |