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May 14, 2025

Ethical Hacking Basic to Advance

This comprehensive Ethical Hacking course is designed for beginners and intermediate learners who want to build a strong foundation in cybersecurity and penetration testing. You’ll learn real-world hacking techniques (ethically!), defend against cyber threats, and prepare for the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) exam—all while gaining job-ready skills for government, banking, and international IT sectors.

Why Choose This Course?

✅ EC-Council & NSDA Accredited – Bangladesh’s only recognized training center!
✅ Zero Coding Required – Start with basic IT knowledge and advance step-by-step.
✅ Hands-On Labs – Practice hacking in a safe, controlled environment.
✅ Industry-Expert Trainers – Learn from professionals with 10+ years of experience.
✅ Job Placement Support – Access internships and career opportunities.
✅ Lifetime Access – Revisit recorded lectures anytime.

Who Should Enroll?

✔ Aspiring Cybersecurity Specialists
✔ IT Professionals seeking career advancement
✔ Students targeting high-paying jobs abroad
✔ Anyone interested in ethical hacking & cyber defense

Course Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of Windows/Linux

  • Familiarity with networking concepts

  • No prior coding experience needed!

  • Dedication to learn 6-8 hours/week

What Will I Learn?

  • Cybersecurity Fundamentals: CIA triad, legal frameworks (DMCA, IT Act)
  • Linux for Hackers: Kali Linux navigation, basic Bash scripting
  • Network Analysis: Sniff traffic with Wireshark, exploit TCP/IP vulnerabilities
  • Reconnaissance: Gather intel using OSINT tools (Maltego, theHarvester)
  • Web App Hacking: Exploit OWASP Top 10 flaws (SQLi, XSS, CSRF)
  • Network Penetration: Bypass firewalls with Nmap + Metasploit
  • Wireless Attacks: Crack WPA2, deploy evil twin APs
  • Social Engineering: Craft phishing campaigns, evade spam filters
  • Cloud Security: Attack misconfigured AWS/Azure assets
  • Malware Analysis: Reverse-engineer ransomware samples
  • Active Directory Exploits: Golden Ticket attacks, lateral movement
  • Red Team Operations: Simulate APTs with C2 frameworks
  • Write pentest reports for executives
  • Defend against real-world Bangladesh threats (e.g., mobile banking fraud)
  • Prepare for C|EH/OSCP certifications

Course Content

Level 1: Foundations

  • Module 1: Cybersecurity Essentials
  • Module 2: Linux for Hackers
  • Module 3: Networking Deep Dive
  • Module 4: Footprinting & Recon

Level 2: Intermediate Attacks

Level 3: Advanced Tactics

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৳15,000.00
Durations: 45 hours
Lectures: 12
Students: Max 20
Level: Beginner
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Material Includes

  • C|EH/OSCP Study Guides (Exam-focused)
  • Pentest Report Templates (Localized for BD companies)
  • Resume Builder with Bangladesh job keywords
  • 6-Month Access to Cyber Range:
  • 200+ vulnerable virtual machines (Windows/Linux)
  • Bangladesh-specific scenarios:
  • Mobile banking app pentesting
  • Garment industry ransomware defense
  • Metasploit Pro (30-day trial)
  • Burp Suite Professional (Student License)
  • Custom Android pentesting lab (for local mobile threats)

Requirements

  • Basic computer skills (file management, web browsing)
  • No hacking experience required – we start from "what is an IP address?"
  • Recommended (not mandatory):
  • Familiarity with Windows/Linux
  • Understanding of networking fundamentals

Audience

  • IT/CS Students wanting to launch cybersecurity careers
  • Career Changers from non-tech fields (with basic computer literacy)
  • Enthusiasts curious about ethical hacking (no prior experience needed)
  • Network Admins transitioning to security roles
  • System Engineers learning penetration testing
  • Help Desk Staff upskilling for higher-paying positions
  • SOC Analysts expanding into offensive security
  • Cybersecurity Graduates preparing for certifications (C|EH, OSCP)
  • Auditors needing hands-on vulnerability assessment skills
  • Banks/FinTechs training staff against financial cyberthreats
  • Government Agencies building red teams
  • Universities enhancing cybersecurity curricula