Ethical Hacking Course

At Webdox Computer Institute, our Ethical Hacking Course in Jalandhar addresses the growing cybersecurity challenges faced by individuals and organizations. Tailored for aspiring ethical hackers, it provides hands-on training and expert guidance to safeguard computer systems and networks.

Our comprehensive curriculum equips students with essential skills to protect against potential threats, fostering a new generation of cybersecurity professionals dedicated to securing the digital realm.

Objective Of This Course:

Webdox Computer Institute’s Ethical Hacking Course in Jalandhar aims to prepare students to become skilled cybersecurity experts. Students will master ethical hackers’ tactics and tools for identifying and mitigating security vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks via extensive education and hands-on experience.

By the completion of the course, students will have the knowledge and abilities needed to defend against cyber threats and positively contribute to the security of digital infrastructure.

Modules You Will Cover In This Course:

• 1. Introduction to Ethical Hacking:-
• In this module we’ll delve into the role of ethical hackers, understanding legal and ethical considerations. Differentiate between black hat, white hat, and gray hat hackers, while exploring hacking methodologies and tools.
• 2. Footprinting and Reconnaissance:-
• This module teaches you how to acquire passive and active information, profile targets, and detect network and host vulnerabilities. Learn about search engine hacking and footprinting tactics for complete reconnaissance.
• 3. Scanning Networks:-
• In “Scanning Networks,” learn about network architecture and how to scan ports, enumerate devices, and identify vulnerabilities. Learn network mapping and discovery strategies to improve understanding and security.
• 4. Enumeration and System Hacking:-
• This module delves into Enumeration and System Hacking techniques. Students learn to identify active hosts and open ports, conduct service enumeration, explore password cracking methods, and understand privilege escalation strategies.
• 5. Malware Threats and Countermeasures:-
• Explore several varieties of malware in “Malware Threats and Countermeasures,” including viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware. Learn malware research and detection methodologies, as well as how to use antivirus and antimalware solutions for proactive defence. In addition, learn about incident response and recovery tactics to effectively limit the effects of malware infections.
• 6. Network and Web Application Vulnerabilities:-
• In this module  you’ll learn about SQL injection attacks, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) flaws, and Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF). Investigate the consequences of security misconfigurations and how to properly manage these risks.
• 7. Wireless Network Security:-
• In “Wireless Network Security,” we will look at vulnerabilities in several types of wireless networks. Learn how to break WEP, WPA, and WPA2 encryption and identify rogue access points and network sniffing dangers. Learn about establishing secure wireless solutions to maintain network integrity.
• 8. Social Engineering and Physical Security:-
• In “Social Engineering and Physical Security,” you will learn about psychological manipulation tactics such as phishing, pretexting, and baiting. Explore physical infiltration tactics like as dumpster diving and discover how to mitigate social engineering attempts to improve your overall security posture.
• 9. Cryptography and Steganography:-
• In “Cryptography and Steganography,” you’ll learn about cryptography basics, encryption methods, and data security approaches. Investigate digital signatures, certificates, and the notion of steganography to conceal information inside digital media.
• 10. Web Application Security and Penetration Testing:-
• In “Web Application Security and Penetration Testing,” we look at web application vulnerabilities, including the OWASP Top 10. Learn how to attack and safeguard online apps using various penetration testing methods to do full security evaluations.
• 11. Mobile and IoT Security:-
• In “Mobile and IoT Security,” you’ll learn about the difficulties and risks to mobile security, as well as techniques for securing mobile devices and apps. Investigate IoT vulnerabilities and workarounds, and discover ethical hacking techniques for mobile and IoT devices to improve security.
• 12. Ethical Hacking Tools and Frameworks:-
• In “Ethical Hacking Tools and Frameworks,” you’ll learn about popular hacking tools such as Metasploit, Nmap, and Wireshark. Investigate ethical hacking frameworks such as Kali Linux and Parrot OS, and learn how to build up a virtual lab environment for hands-on training. In addition, learn recommended practices for ethical hacking engagements to enable successful and responsible security evaluations.