Complete Ethical Hacking Course For Beginners in Hindi

Name: Complete Ethical Hacking Course For Beginners in Hindi
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Learn Ethical Hacking, Cyber Security, Linux, Scanning, Metasploit, Privilege Escalation, OSCP Prep - In Hindi!

Created byAnil Yadav

Last updated 8/2026

Hindi

What you'll learn

Understand core cyber security concepts including threats, vulnerabilities, and attack techniques.
Perform professional information gathering, scanning, and exploitation of target systems.
Practice privilege escalation on Linux and Windows using real-world techniques.
Automate penetration testing tasks using Python and write professional pentest reports.

Course content

11 sections • 81 lectures • 14h 48m total length

Introduction6:38

Careers in Ethical Hacking: Opportunities and Paths13:14
Cyber Security Terminologies You Must Know10:56
Common Information Security Threats Explained10:27
The CIA Triad: Confidentiality, Integrity & Availability5:07
Introduction to Ethical Hacking: The Basics6:17
Deep Dive into Information Security Fundamentals8:23
What is Information Security? Key Concepts Explained7:43
Ethical Hacker Roadmap: How to Start Your Journey16:08
Who Are Hackers? Understanding the Different Types6:45
Ethical Hacking & InfoSec Fundamentals
Research Task: Real-World Hacker Profiles & InfoSec Case Study

Introduction to Command Line Interfaces6:07
Windows Command Shell Basics3:18
Linux Command Line Essentials5:20
Understanding the Linux File System16:13
Types of File Systems Explained3:30
Basic Navigation & File System Structure
Command Line & File System
Linux User Administration: Basics9:12
Basic DDoS Commands (For Awareness & Education)7:11
DOS Networking Commands Overview3:45
Kali 2024.4 and Linux File System Overview4:46
Elementary Linux Commands You Must Know10:41
Essential Linux Networking Commands7:31
History and Grep Commands Explained9:42
User Management in Linux (Admin Level)12:32
Working with Files, Permissions & Directories17:40
Managing Groups in Linux12:38
Using APT: The Linux Package Manager8:26
User Admin, Networking, Permissions
User & Permission Mastery
Important Linux System Files to Know11:59
Bonus Lecture: Extra Linux Commands and Tips12:21
apt & Useful Files
Linux for Beginners – Full Course Review

Hello World in Bash (Your First Script)15:22
Quotes, Bash Commands, and Command Substitution18:24
Understanding Return Statuses and Exit Codes14:10
Variables and Operators in Bash10:43
If Statements – Making Smart Decisions15:18
Case Statements – Advanced Condition Handling18:54
For Loops – Repetition Made Easy17:49
While & Until Loops – Control Infinite Logic14:56
Working with Strings and String Operations14:55
Bash Functions, Arguments & Return Values15:14
Arrays in Bash – Store, Retrieve, Automate19:07
File Operations and Custom Aliases15:00
Bash Scripting Logic Quiz

Introduction to Networking3:09
In this video we'll be covering basic idea about this module!
OSI Model8:04
Learn the 7-layer OSI model that defines how data is transmitted over networks from physical transmission to application-level delivery.
TCP/IP Model4:15
Understand the 4-layer TCP/IP model used in real-world networking including how IP, TCP, and HTTP protocols work.
Difference between OSI and TCP/IP2:09
Compare the OSI and TCP/IP models, learn their layer structures, and understand how each is used in networking.
Data Link Layer and MAC Address2:21
Understand the role of MAC addresses in the Data Link layer for identifying devices in a local area network.
Network Layer and IP Addresses2:48
Learn how IP addressing works in the Network layer to route packets between source and destination.
Classful IP Addressing, Private and Special Addresses4:38
Understand IP address classes (A, B, C), and learn about private and reserved address ranges.
Transport Layer3:34
Explore the Transport layer and how protocols like TCP and UDP manage data delivery and reliability.
Ports and Port Addressing3:11
Understand the role of port numbers in communication between applications over a network.
Proxies and Proxy Servers3:49
Learn how proxy servers act as intermediaries to enhance privacy, security, and access control.
Introduction to TOR6:22
Explore The Onion Router (TOR) network for anonymous browsing and its importance in privacy.
Introduction to VPN4:56
Understand how Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) work to encrypt and tunnel internet traffic.
Remote Login – SSH and Telnet4:04
Learn how SSH and Telnet allow secure and insecure remote terminal access to servers.
Introduction to NAT and Port Forwarding3:31
Understand how NAT translates private IPs and how port forwarding enables external access to internal devices.

Introduction to Footprinting and Objectives2:22
Learn what footprinting is and why it is a crucial first step in ethical hacking. This lecture will help you understand the goals and scope of reconnaissance in a cybersecurity engagement.
Footprinting through Search Engines8:47
Explore how attackers and researchers gather sensitive information about targets using advanced search engine techniques and public search queries.
Introduction to OSINT15:45
Understand what Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is, its applications in ethical hacking, and how it can be leveraged for data collection from freely available sources.
Email Footprinting9:42
Discover techniques to trace email headers, identify the origin of an email, and extract valuable information from email interactions.
Website Footprinting18:47
Learn how to extract metadata, CMS details, and server information from target websites using browser-based and command-line tools.
Using Internet Archive for Recon10:56
Utilize the Wayback Machine and other archive tools to view historical snapshots of websites and uncover previously exposed sensitive data.
Website Cloning using wget14:22
Understand how to create a local copy of a target website using the wget tool for offline analysis and deeper vulnerability assessment.
Introduction to DNS Footprinting13:40
Dive into how domain names work, and learn the basic methods of collecting DNS-related information about a target.
DNS Resource Records Explained10:44
Breakdown of DNS record types like A, MX, NS, TXT, and how they reveal technical infrastructure about the domain.
DNSDumpster and Online DNS Tools10:03
Learn how to use free DNS reconnaissance tools like DNSDumpster to gather subdomains, IPs, and hosting data.

Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) – Part 1: Introduction & Basics20:21
In this lecture, we’ll explore the fundamentals of Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), one of the most common and dangerous web vulnerabilities. You’ll learn:
What is XSS and why it’s critical
Types of XSS (Reflected, Stored, DOM-based) – with simple examples
How attackers inject malicious scripts
Real-world impact of XSS attacks
Basic demonstration of XSS in action
By the end of this lecture, you’ll clearly understand how XSS works and why securing against it is a top priority in web applications.
Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) – Part 2: Practical & In-Depth28:06
A hands-on, practical lecture that walks you through real-world DOM and Stored XSS exploitation: payload crafting, context-aware delivery, and live lab demos you can reproduce. Learn how to detect these XSS types, understand browser and storage behaviors that enable them, and apply reliable mitigation techniques (contextual escaping, input handling, and CSP). Ideal for web developers and aspiring pentesters who want attack-to-defend skills and a safe, responsible approach to testing.

Requirements

No prior hacking knowledge required - just basic computer and internet skills are enough.
A PC/laptop with at least 8GB RAM is recommended for running virtual machines.
Willingness to learn and curiosity about how ethical hackers think and work.
Basic knowledge of Linux commands will be helpful but not mandatory.

Description

Are you a beginner who wants to start a career in Ethical Hacking and Cyber Security, but don’t know where to begin? This course is specially created for you — in simple Hindi language, so learning becomes easy and effective.

You’ll learn the complete ethical hacking process, starting from the basics of cyber security to advanced hacking techniques used in real-world environments. We’ll cover everything step by step — including information gathering, network scanning, exploitation, and privilege escalation — using tools like Kali Linux, Nmap, Metasploit, Netcat, and many more.

Along with this, you’ll explore Linux commands, file transfer methods, port forwarding, pivoting, Active Directory attacks, and even automation using Python — all essential skills used by real penetration testers. The course also includes modules on report writing and OSCP preparation, helping you move towards professional certification and job readiness.

This course focuses on hands-on practical training, not just boring theory. You'll get to practice every concept in a lab environment.

No previous experience is required — just basic computer knowledge, a laptop, and a strong desire to learn.

Join today and start your journey to become a Cyber Security Expert — with guidance in your own language!

Real-world examples and practice labs make this course highly effective.

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Who this course is for:

Beginners who want to start their journey into Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking.
Students preparing for certifications like OSCP and want hands-on practical skills.
Developers or IT professionals curious about hacking and penetration testing.
Anyone who wants to understand how attackers break into systems and how to defend them.

Complete Ethical Hacking Course For Beginners in Hindi

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Everything About Course1 lecture • 7min

1.0.0 Start Here: Your First Step into Cyber Security9 lectures • 1hr 25min

2.1.0 Linux for Beginners: Mastering the Basics of the Command Line18 lectures • 2hr 43min

2.2.1 Bash Programming Basics8 lectures • 1hr 42min

2.2.2 Bash Script Building Blocks12 lectures • 3hr 10min

2.2.3 Bash + Hacking Utilities2 lectures • 22min

2.2.4 Real-World Projects (Cybersecurity Focused)4 lectures • 1hr 32min

2.3.0 Networking Basics For Hacking14 lectures • 57min

3.1.0 Information Gathering10 lectures • 1hr 55min

OWASP top 102 lectures • 48min

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