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Learn Ethical Hacking with CTF Strategies

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  Requirements​
  • Basic IT skills​
  • Basic networking and TCP/IP know how​
  • No Linux or hacking knowlege required​
 Description​
Are you ready to dive into the exciting world of ethical hacking?
This course takes you through step-by-step ethical hacking training using CTF challenges, helping you develop real-world cybersecurity skills applicable across all levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional, you'll gain the practical knowledge needed to tackle security challenges effectively.

Master Ethical Hacking with Hands-On CTF Challenges

In this course, you will:
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  • Learn ethical hacking fundamentals through practical CTF challenges.​
  • Master essential Linux skills for penetration testing.​
  • Explore reconnaissance techniques using tools like Nmap, SMB, and DNS enumeration.​
  • Develop skills to create and exploit bind/reverse shells.​
  • Understand privilege escalation on Windows and Linux systems.​
  • Perform web security assessments using Burp Suite.​
  • Discover how to identify vulnerabilities in APIs and exploit them effectively.​
  • Work with industry-standard tools such as Kali Linux, Metasploit, and OpenSSL
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Why Learn Ethical Hacking Through CTF Challenges?

CTF (Capture the Flag) challenges provide a fun, engaging, and hands-on approach to cybersecurity. Instead of theoretical concepts, you'll gain practical experience, learning how to break into systems legally and ethically, preparing you for real-world cybersecurity roles. Whether you aim to become a penetration tester, cybersecurity analyst, or security engineer, this course equips you with essential skills.

What You'll Cover in This Course:

This course is divided into structured modules to ensure a smooth learning experience:

1. Basics:
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  • Introduction to hacking attacks and building your own hacking lab.​
  • Linux fundamentals, permissions, and process management.​

2. Reconnaissance:
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  • Port scanning, service enumeration, and reconnaissance techniques.​
  • Hands-on practice with SSH, DNS, SNMP, and SMB enumeration.​

3. System Hacking:
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  • Password cracking with John the Ripper.​
  • Using Metasploit for system exploitation and privilege escalation.​
  • Windows and Linux privilege escalation techniques.​
  • Creating bind and reverse shells with Netcat.​

4. Web Hacking:
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  • SQL injection, API vulnerabilities, and XSS attacks.​
  • Using Burp Suite for web application security testing.​

Course Features:
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  • Hands-on exercises with real-world scenarios.​
  • Step-by-step guidance through ethical hacking concepts.​
  • Quizzes and challenges to test your knowledge.​
  • Lifetime access to course materials and updates.​
  • Certificate of completion to boost your cybersecurity career.​

Who Is This Course For?
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  • Beginners who want to start a career in cybersecurity.​
  • IT professionals looking to enhance their hacking skills.​
  • Ethical hackers preparing for CTF competitions.​
  • Anyone interested in learning practical cybersecurity techniques.​

By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence and skills to identify, analyze, and secure systems – giving you a competitive edge in the field of ethical hacking.

Are you ready to take your cybersecurity skills to the next level? Enroll now and start your ethical hacking journey today!
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 Who this course is for:​
  • anyone who wants to learn Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing​
  • System and network administrators who want to learn how to secure their IT infrastructure​
  • anyone who wants to learn how to work with Kali linux​
  • IT professionals who wants to expand their knowledge of offensive security
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interesting, will check later
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No Linux or hacking knowlege required
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