In the field of computer science, hacking is explained as gaining unauthorized access of data in a system computer by exploiting the weak and soft areas of the security on that system. We here at IIEH provides you with the training of Ethical Hacking which is different than the usual hacking mentioned above. Ethical hacking is the art of identifying and securing potential threats to digital assets like websites, server, networks, operating system and more of an organization. An ethical hacker is an expert, who is employed by an IT firm or an organization to penetrate into the security in order to locate vulnerabilities and to resolve them and make the organization digitally impenetrable. At IIEH, In Certified Ethical Hacking Course in order to develop these skills, we will train you the advanced techniques which are used by both black and white hats so that you can better understand methodologies and provide better security and defend severe data breaches. You will learn various aspects of Ethical Hacking like network security, web security, OS and Database Security moreover we will train you some extra skills which would be helpful in enhancing your abilities as an Ethical Hacker such as Forensics, Compliance and many more. You will learn how to hack and secure in a safe environment. Virtual lab can be accessed from anywhere where there is an Internet connection. After login, you will have full access to preconfigured virtual machines (with great performance) where you will be able to attack different targets, search for misconfigurations, search for the evidence and other interesting and very practical activities. We highly encourage you to participate in the live sessions so you can interact with us and the other students live online. You will learn best when we help you work through your questions. Keep up with the course flow we have designed will help you hold yourself accountable to complete the course in a timely manner. That being said, we understand life and work happen.

Course Detail: Overview of Topics

Part 1: Introduction

• Introduction to Hacking
• All about Cyber World
• Introduction to Cyber Laws
• Study of various IT acts
• Hackers Psychology
• Learning Linux from hacking point of view

Part 2: Network Security

• Introduction to Networking
• Wi-Fi Hacking
• Intercepting packets: Man in the Middle attack
• DoS and DDoS attacks
• Vulnerability Assessment by mastering nmap
• Nessus vulnerabilities scanning
• Hacking with metasploit
• Hacking Networks by evading firewalls
• Packet crafting with hping3 and scapy
• Taking down Networks
• Study of popular vulnerabilities  and their exploitation
• Countermeasures

Part 3: Playing with Passwords

• Windows Password cracking
• Various techniques of password cracking
• Encrypted documents password cracking
• Hacking psychology of users
• Various password storing techniques

Part 4: Windows hacking and Security

• Windows hacking by changing
• Cracking passwords
• Playing with User accounts
• Remote hijacking with RATs
• Getting into system by escalating privileges
• Encrypting File System
• Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
• At last staying safe: Setting up a secure system

Part 5: Web Application Hacking

• Introduction to web technologies
• Information Gathering techniques
• Intercepting requests, responses and playing with them
• Hacking live Website
• Mastering Web attacks
• Database dump with SQL Injection
• Exploiting users with Cross-Site Scripting(XSS)
• Session Hijacking
• Shell Upload, take everything down
• User accounts hacking
• Clickjacking  Attack
• Security Misconfiguration
• Remote Code execution vulnerability
• File Inclusion Vulnerability
• Hands-on Live Website
• Securing own Website

Part 6: Abstract

• Email Hacking
• Email Spoofing
• Hacking by Phishing
• Rootkits
• Spywares
• Keyloggers
• Webcam hacking
• Social Engineering Techniques
• Steganography: Hiding and Detection
• Ciphers and Cryptography
• Hacking by Scripting
• Playing with malwares
• Deleted data recovery
• Working on Digital Forensics
• Image Forensics
• Case investigation
• Evidence recovery
• Securing Windows
• Server Hardening