This document outlines a 31-day syllabus for an ethical hacking course. The syllabus covers topics such as footprinting, network scanning, vulnerability assessment, system hacking, social engineering, denial of service attacks, session hijacking, intrusion detection systems, web application hacking, SQL injection, wireless and mobile security, internet of things security, cloud security, and cryptography. Each day focuses on a different topic, with 2 hours of content, and also discusses related countermeasures. The goal is to teach students the methodologies used by hackers and how to conduct penetration testing and vulnerability assessments ethically.
This document outlines a 31-day syllabus for an ethical hacking course. The syllabus covers topics such as footprinting, network scanning, vulnerability assessment, system hacking, social engineering, denial of service attacks, session hijacking, intrusion detection systems, web application hacking, SQL injection, wireless and mobile security, internet of things security, cloud security, and cryptography. Each day focuses on a different topic, with 2 hours of content, and also discusses related countermeasures. The goal is to teach students the methodologies used by hackers and how to conduct penetration testing and vulnerability assessments ethically.
This document outlines a 31-day syllabus for an ethical hacking course. The syllabus covers topics such as footprinting, network scanning, vulnerability assessment, system hacking, social engineering, denial of service attacks, session hijacking, intrusion detection systems, web application hacking, SQL injection, wireless and mobile security, internet of things security, cloud security, and cryptography. Each day focuses on a different topic, with 2 hours of content, and also discusses related countermeasures. The goal is to teach students the methodologies used by hackers and how to conduct penetration testing and vulnerability assessments ethically.
This document outlines a 31-day syllabus for an ethical hacking course. The syllabus covers topics such as footprinting, network scanning, vulnerability assessment, system hacking, social engineering, denial of service attacks, session hijacking, intrusion detection systems, web application hacking, SQL injection, wireless and mobile security, internet of things security, cloud security, and cryptography. Each day focuses on a different topic, with 2 hours of content, and also discusses related countermeasures. The goal is to teach students the methodologies used by hackers and how to conduct penetration testing and vulnerability assessments ethically.