Offensive Ethical Hacking For Beginners Course

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Offensive Ethical Hacking For Beginners Course
Published 10/2025
Duration: 11h 40m | .MP4 1920x1080 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 12.6 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Master Offensive Ethical Hacking And Penetration Testing Skills — Think Like An Adversary, Execute Like A Pro.

What you'll learn
- 12+ Hours of hands-on Offensive Ethical Hacking
- Set up an isolated, snapshot-backed VM penetration-testing lab
- Learn to use Metasploit Attack Framework.
- Passive recon Techniques like : DNS footprinting, Email harvesting, Google Dorking, WhoIs Lookup, Shodan.
- Conduct OSINT and passive reconnaissance to enumerate assets and attack surface of target company.
- Perform active scanning and fingerprinting to map services and versions using Scanners like NMAP.
- Master Network scanning using Nmap and Nmap Scripting Engine.
- Validate and confirm vulnerabilities.
- Learn Service Enumeration : SSH, SNMP, SMB, NFS, SMTP, FTP etc.
- Learn to develop Malicious PDF File.
- Learn to develop Malicious document (.docm) .
- Exploiting Windows Misconfiguration as well as Vulnerabilities like EternalBlue.
- New Hacking Techniques Updates Every Month.
- Exploiting Linux Misconfiguration as well as Vulnerabilities like SSH, TELNET, VNC etc
- Escalating Privileges from standard User to Administrator for Complete System Dominance.
- Highly Updated Course
- Using Tools Like WinPEAS For Privilege Escalation.
- Using Various Persistence Techniques to survive Reboot and patching of vulnerabilities.
- Persistence techniques like Startup Folder, Registry Keys, Scheduled Tasks.
- Credential Dumping Using Tools like MimiKatz and Hashdump Modules of Metasploiot Framework.
- Cracking Hashes to extract Clear Text Credentials.
- Performing Pass The Hash Attack to Login to remote machine Using compromised Hashes.
- Performing Data Exfiltration of sensitive data.
- Clearing Log Files To remove the Attackers digital footprint.

Requirements
- Basic IT Skills
- No Linux, programming or hacking knowledge required.
- Computer with a minimum of 12GB ram/memory.
- Operating System: Windows .

Description
Step into the world of real-world hacking and master the techniques used by professional attackers — all within a legal, ethical framework. This course takes you deep into the offensive side of cybersecurity, where you’ll learn how to think, act, and execute like a black hat hacker, but with the mindset of an ethical professional.

This beginner-friendly course introduces you to the offensive side of cybersecurity in a safe, legal, and ethical environment. You’ll learn how attackers think and act — from initial reconnaissance to basic exploitation — while following strict rules of engagement.

Through simulated attacks, and practical exercises, you’ll explore everything from reconnaissance and privilege escalation to exploitation, post-exploitation, and persistence. You’ll gain the technical skills, methodologies, and mindset required to perform advanced penetration testing and red team operations.

What You Will Learn:

1. Setting up your own Hacking Lab

2. Passive Reconnaissance

3. Scanning Networks

4. Enumeration Methodologies

5. Metasploit Framework

6. Initial Access Vectors

7. Windows Exploitation

8. Linux Exploitation

9. Privilege Escalation

10. Persistence Techniques

11. Credential Dumping

12. Data Exfiltration and Covering Tracks

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to identify and exploit vulnerabilities across networks, web applications, and operating systems — and understand exactly how attackers compromise targets. Whether you’re aspiring to become a penetration tester, red teamer, or ethical hacker, this course equips you with the offensive expertise to dominate the cyber battlefield — responsibly.

Who this course is for:
- Anybody interested in learning ethical hacking / penetration testing
- Anybody interested in learning how hackers hack computer systems
- Anybody interested in learning how to secure systems from hackers
- Anybody interested in learning Offensive Ethical Hacking
- Anybody interested in learning Red Teaming
- Anybody interested in learning VAPT
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