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Diploma in Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking

This diploma program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to perform penetration testing and hacking

Diploma in Penetration Testing and... Diploma in Penetration Testing... Diploma in Penetration... Melamina Online College
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Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Introduction to ethical hacking
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Get to know the basics

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PDF - 171 KB
Simple exercises
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Complete the exercise 

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PDF - 888 KB
Principles of Hacking
Ethical Hacking commandments
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Analysing the commandments. 

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PDF - 199 KB
Hacking tools and Techniques
Hacking tools cheat sheet
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Work and practice until you're successful 

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PDF - 225 KB
Hacking Phases
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Familiarise yourself with the hacking process

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PDF - 639 KB
Malware analysis
Websites and applications
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Getting your way

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PDF - 8.57 MB
Footprinting
Hacking networks
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Understand various available options 

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PDF - 1.02 MB
Scanning Targets
Cracking Passwords
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Familiarise yourself with cracking passwords

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PDF - 8.57 MB
Final exam

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*Course Title:* Diploma in Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking

 

*Course Duration:* 12 months (approx.)

 

*Course Overview:*

 

This diploma program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to perform penetration testing and ethical hacking. Students will learn how to simulate cyber attacks on computer systems, networks, and web applications to test their security and identify vulnerabilities.

 

*Course Modules:*

 

1. *Introduction to Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking*

    - Fundamentals of penetration testing and ethical hacking

    - Legal and ethical considerations

2. *Networking Fundamentals for Penetration Testers*

    - Network protocols and devices

    - Network architecture and design

3. *Operating System Security and Exploitation*

    - Windows, Linux, and macOS security

    - Exploitation techniques and tools

4. *Web Application Security and Penetration Testing*

    - Web application security risks and vulnerabilities

    - Penetration testing methodologies and tools

5. *Network Penetration Testing and Exploitation*

    - Network penetration testing methodologies and tools

    - Exploitation techniques and post-exploitation activities

6. *Wireless Network Security and Penetration Testing*

    - Wireless network security risks and vulnerabilities

    - Penetration testing methodologies and tools

7. *Cryptography and Encryption*

    - Fundamentals of cryptography and encryption

    - Encryption techniques and tools

8. *Penetration Testing Methodologies and Tools*

    - Penetration testing frameworks and methodologies

    - Tools and techniques for penetration testing

9. *Reporting and Presentation*

    - Reporting and documentation techniques

    - Presentation and communication skills

 

*Assessment:*

 

- Practical assignments and projects (20%)

- Written exams  (50%)

- Final project and presentation (30%)

 

*Career Opportunities:*

 

- Penetration Tester

- Ethical Hacker

- Security Consultant

- Cybersecurity Specialist

- Incident Responder

 

*Entry Requirements:*

 

- High school diploma or equivalent

- Basic knowledge of computer systems and networks

- Familiarity with Linux and command-line interfaces

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Seasoned hacker

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Ethical Hacker

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