🔥 Best Ethical Hacking Course in India

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Ethical Hacking Course

A 13-week project-based program delivering a complete, job-ready cybersecurity skill set — from Linux fundamentals and network security through web application pentesting, Metasploit exploitation, and career preparation.

13wks
Duration
130hrs
Total Hours
4
Projects
5d/wk
Schedule
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Beginner–Advanced
Cybersecurity
₹25,000
or EMI Available
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13-Week Program · 130 Hours
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Hands-on Lab Environment
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3 Projects + 1 Capstone
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Completion Certificate
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Portfolio & Career Prep Included
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Lifetime Access to Content

What You'll Learn

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Linux administration & command-line proficiency
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Network analysis, scanning & vulnerability assessment
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Web application security across OWASP Top 10
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Manual & automated exploitation techniques
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Post-exploitation: privilege escalation & lateral movement
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OSINT & reconnaissance methodology
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Password attacks & cryptography fundamentals
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Professional penetration test report writing

Tools & Technologies

🐉 Kali Linux
🗺️ Nmap
🔍 OpenVAS / GVM
🦈 Wireshark
💥 Metasploit
🕵️ Burp Suite
⚡ OWASP ZAP
💉 sqlmap
🔑 Hashcat
🔑 John the Ripper
🌐 theHarvester
📡 Shodan
🎯 DVWA
🧃 Juice Shop
🖥️ Metasploitable2
🧩 TryHackMe

Week-by-Week Syllabus

Month 1 — Foundation & Network Security
Weeks 1–4 · Linux, TCP/IP, Nmap, OpenVAS
40 Hours
Week 1Cybersecurity Fundamentals & Linux Basics
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CIA Triad, threat landscape & attack surfaces
Linux file system, permissions, users & shell basics
Lab environment setup — Kali VM & DVWA
Basic risk assessment & asset classification
Mini CTF challenge on PicoCTF (beginner room)
Week 2Network Fundamentals
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TCP/IP stack, OSI model & common protocols
IPv4/IPv6, CIDR notation & subnetting
Routers, switches, firewalls, DMZ & VLANs
Wireshark — packet capture, filters & protocol dissectors
Traffic analysis lab — identify suspicious patterns in .pcap
Week 3Network Scanning & Enumeration
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Nmap scan types (-sS, -sV, -A), OS fingerprinting & NSE
OpenVAS/GVM vulnerability scanning & CVSS scoring
Banner grabbing, netcat, enum4linux — SMB/FTP/SSH
Firewall evasion basics & Nmap XML report generation
Assessment report writing: executive summary, findings, remediation
Week 4Network Assessment Project
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Rules of engagement, scope definition & methodology
Passive & active recon — Nmap, Netdiscover
Full vulnerability scan & CVE correlation
Draft & finalize Phase 1 vulnerability assessment report
Deliverable: Network Vulnerability Assessment Report
Month 2 — Web Application Security
Weeks 5–8 · OWASP, Burp Suite, SQLi, Cryptography
40 Hours
Week 5Web Application Security Basics
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HTTP/HTTPS, request/response cycle, cookies & sessions
OWASP Top 10 Part 1 — Injection, Broken Auth, XXE
OWASP Top 10 Part 2 — XSS, Broken Access Control, SSRF
OWASP Top 10 Part 3 — Insecure Components, Logging, CSRF
Burp Suite proxy setup — intercept & spider DVWA
Week 6Manual Web Testing Techniques
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SQL Injection — error-based, blind, time-based & UNION
sqlmap — extract data & dump credentials from DVWA
XSS — reflected, stored, DOM; CSP bypass basics
Authentication bypass — Burp Intruder, session hijacking, CSRF
Directory traversal & IDOR exploitation on Juice Shop
Week 7Automated Testing & Cryptography
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Burp Suite active/passive scanning & issue triage
OWASP ZAP spider, active scan & API testing
Cryptography — AES, RSA, MD5/SHA; encrypt/decrypt with OpenSSL
SSL/TLS audit using testssl.sh & SSLyze
Password attacks — Hashcat & John the Ripper
Week 8Web Application Pentest Project
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Recon — directory brute force & tech fingerprinting with Gobuster
Systematic OWASP Top 10 testing on Juice Shop
Chain 3+ vulnerabilities; document impact with PoC
Draft & finalize Phase 2 web pentest report
Deliverable: Web Application Penetration Test Report
Month 3 — Offensive Operations & Career Prep
Weeks 9–13 · OSINT, Metasploit, Post-Exploitation, Capstone
50 Hours
Week 9Penetration Testing Methodology & OSINT
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PTES framework — black/grey/white box, legal considerations
Passive OSINT — Shodan, Google dorking, WHOIS, cert transparency
Active OSINT — theHarvester, Maltego, metadata extraction with Exiftool
Social engineering concepts — phishing, pretexting, GoPhish
Produce target reconnaissance report
Week 10Exploitation with Metasploit
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Metasploit modules — exploits, payloads, auxiliary, encoders
Exploitation basics — staged vs stageless payloads, LHOST/LPORT
Exploit Metasploitable2 — ms08-067, vsftpd vulnerability
Meterpreter — session management, hashdump, pivoting
Complete 3 Metasploit exploits on TryHackMe beginner room
Week 11Post-Exploitation Techniques
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Linux privilege escalation — SUID, cron jobs, sudo misconfig, LinPEAS
Windows privilege escalation — token impersonation, WinPEAS
Persistence, backdoors & lateral movement — pass-the-hash
Covering tracks, evidence handling & chain of custody
Mini full pentest simulation — recon through post-exploitation
Week 12Capstone — Full Security Assessment
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Capstone scope definition & attack surface planning
Full recon — OSINT + active scanning on isolated lab
Exploitation — chaining web & network vulnerabilities
Post-exploitation — achieve domain/root, document full attack chain
Evidence collection — screenshots, log exports & artifact organization
Week 13Portfolio, Reporting & Career Preparation
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Write full capstone penetration test report
GitHub portfolio — upload all 3 project reports & writeups
ATS-optimized cybersecurity resume & LinkedIn update
Certification roadmap — Security+, eJPT, CEH, OSCP
Mock technical interview & final project demo
🏆 Final Capstone Project

Conduct a complete, end-to-end penetration test on an isolated lab environment — covering reconnaissance, exploitation, post-exploitation, and professional report writing. This capstone mirrors real-world engagements and forms the centrepiece of your portfolio.

🌐 OSINT Recon
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🗺️ Nmap Scan
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💥 Metasploit
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🕵️ Burp Suite
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🔑 Post-Exploit
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📄 Pentest Report

Certification Pathway

# Certification Focus Area Level
1 CompTIA Security+ Broad cybersecurity fundamentals Beginner
2 eJPT (eLearnSecurity) Junior penetration testing Beginner–Inter.
3 CEH (EC-Council) Ethical hacking methodology Intermediate
4 OSCP (Offensive Security) Hands-on offensive operations Advanced
📋 Prerequisites
Basic computer literacy & comfort with command-line
Fundamental understanding of networks & the internet
Machine capable of running 2 VMs (8 GB RAM recommended)
Commitment to 2 focused hours/day, 5 days/week
🎯 Career Outcomes
✓Penetration Tester / Ethical Hacker
✓Security Analyst
✓Vulnerability Assessment Engineer
✓Bug Bounty Hunter
✓Junior SOC Analyst
📦 What You'll Build
📋Network Vulnerability Assessment Report
🌐Web Application Penetration Test Report
🏆Full Penetration Test Report (Capstone)
🐙Professional GitHub Portfolio
💼ATS-Optimized Resume & Career Materials

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the duration of a Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking course? ▼
The Advanced Cybersecurity Program runs for 13 weeks (approx. 3 months) with a total of 130+ hours of intensive, hands-on training. The schedule is designed for flexibility while ensuring depth — 2 hours/day, 5 days/week.
Q2: Can beginners learn Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking? ▼
Absolutely. The course starts with foundational modules: Linux basics, networking fundamentals, and an introduction to cybersecurity concepts. No prior hacking experience is required — just basic computer literacy and a curious mindset.
Q3: What is the average salary of a Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking in India? ▼
Entry-level roles (Security Analyst, Junior Pen Tester) range from ₹4–7 LPA. With 2–4 years of experience, professionals earn ₹8–15 LPA. Senior roles (Penetration Tester, Security Consultant) can go up to ₹20–35 LPA or more, depending on skills and certifications.
Q4: Which language is best for Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking? ▼
While not mandatory for beginners, Python is the most recommended language due to its simplicity and extensive libraries for automation, exploit writing, and analysis. Bash scripting is also valuable for Linux environments, and for advanced roles, knowing C/Assembly helps in exploit development.
Q5: Is certification important for Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking? ▼
Certifications validate your skills to employers. We recommend starting with CompTIA Security+ (foundations), then moving to eJPT or CEH (practitioner level), and finally OSCP for advanced offensive security roles. Our curriculum maps directly to these certifications.
Q6: Does this course include placement support? ▼
Yes, we provide comprehensive placement preparation including resume optimization (ATS-friendly), LinkedIn profile building, mock technical interviews, and access to our hiring network. While we can't guarantee placement, our career module has helped many graduates land roles in security firms, consultancies, and corporate SOC teams.
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