Ethical Hacking

The Mohansh Technology Cyber Security Course in Hyderabad equips students with the most effective techniques for infrastructure and business protection.

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Ethical Hacking Training Institute in Hyderabad

Course Overview

In today’s digital landscape, cybersecurity is paramount. Our Ethical Hacking course is meticulously designed to equip you with the skills to identify and rectify security vulnerabilities in systems, networks, and applications. By adopting the mindset of a hacker, you’ll learn to think proactively and defend effectively.

Key Skills:

Foundations of Cybersecurity

Penetration Testing Methodology

Web Application Security

Network & Infrastructure Attacks

System & Endpoint Exploitation

Malware Analysis & Reverse Engineering (Intro)

Social Engineering & Phishing

Cloud & API Security

Wireless & IoT Security

Tools, Labs & Methodology

Reporting, Ethics & Legal

Career & Industry Readiness

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45-DAYS ONLINE CLASSES

WEEK 1

— FOUNDATIONS & SETUP

Day 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking, Rules of Engagement, Legal & Ethic

Day 2: Linux Fundamentals for Hackers

Day 3: Windows Fundamentals & PowerShell Overview

Day 4: Networking Basics (TCP/IP, Ports, Protocols)

Day 5: OSI Model & Common Network Protocols

Day 6: Virtual Labs, VM Setup & Environment Design (Overview)

Day 7: Report Writing & Findings Format (Introduction)

WEEK 2

— WEB APPLICATION SECURITY (PART 1)

Day 8: Passive Reconnaissance & OSINT Techniques

Day 9: Active Reconnaissance and Scanning Concepts

Day 10: Subdomain Enumeration & DNS Fundamentals

Day 11: Web Footprinting: Sitemaps, Robots, Archives

Day 12: Port/Service Enumeration and Service Fingerprinting

Day 13: Vulnerability Scanning Theory (Nikto, OpenVAS, Nessus concepts)

Day 14: Turning Reconnaissance into an Attack Plan (Methodology)

WEEK 3

— RECONNAISSANCE & FOOTPRINTING

Day 15: HTTP fundamentals — cookies, sessions, authentication

Day 16: SQL injection — concepts and types

Day 17: Cross-site scripting (XSS) — reflected, stored, DOM

Day 18: Cross-site request forgery (CSRF) & clickjacking — overview

Day 19: Broken authentication and session management issues

Day 20: Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR) & access control failures

Day 21: Web application assessment methodology — scoping & reporting

 
 

WEEK 4

— WEB APPLICATION SECURITY (PART 2)

Day 22: Advanced SQL Injection (blind, time-based) & WAF considerations

Day 23: Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) concepts

Day 24: API security fundamentals (REST, GraphQL) and common flaws

Day 25: XML External Entities (XXE) & deserialization issues

Day 26: File upload & path traversal vulnerabilities

Day 27: Web shells & Remote Code Execution (RCE) theory

Day 28: Retesting and remediation validation approaches

 
 

WEEK 5

— SYSTEM & NETWORK EXPLOITATION

Day 29: Exploit basics and Metasploit architecture (overview)

Day 30: Privilege escalation techniques — Windows & Linux (theory)

Day 31: Password attacks, hashing, and cracking concepts

Day 32: Lateral movement techniques and post‑exploitation overview

Day 33: Persistence mechanisms and their detection

Day 34: Network pivoting & tunneling concepts

Day 35: Logging, monitoring & indicators of compromise (defensive view)

 
 

WEEK 6

— WIRELESS, MOBILE & CLOUD SECURITY

Day 36: Wireless Security Basics (WEP/WPA/WPA2/WPA3 Concepts)

Day 37: Wi-Fi Attack Vectors & Capture Concepts (Theory)

Day 38: Mobile Application Security Fundamentals (Android/iOS)

Day 39: Mobile Backend/API Security Considerations

Day 40: Cloud Security Fundamentals (IAM, Storage, Compute Risks)

Day 41: Container & Docker Security Concepts

Day 42: Secure Coding Principles and Vulnerability Mitigation

 

WEEK 7

— ADVANCED TOPICS, RED TEAMING & CAPSTONE

Day 43 — Red team tactics & adversary emulation (MITRE ATT&CK mapping) 

Day 44 — Social engineering & phishing awareness (theory & planning) 

Day 45 — Capstone overview: end‑to‑end penetration test methodology & reporting

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