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Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking & Bug Bounty Complete Course

Name: Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking & Bug Bounty Complete Course
Rating: 4.8 (18 reviews)

Learn Ethical Hacking, penetration testing,BugBounty Linux, BurpSuite, WebApp attacks, privilege escalation & automation

Created byMasaud Ahmad

Last updated 11/2025

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What you'll learn

Learn how to ethically hack and secure real-world systems using tools like Kali Linux, Burp Suite, Metasploit,Nmap and much more..
Master common vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection, XSS, File Upload, SSRF, and Access Control flaws through practical hands-on labs.
Perform full penetration testing workflows — from reconnaissance and exploitation to reporting and privilege escalation — in legal, simulated environments.
Prepare for real-world certifications and job roles with CTF challenges, Linux/Windows privilege escalation, Bash scripting, and automation techniques.

Course content

20 sections • 98 lectures • 21h 19m total length

Cyber Security, OffSec and Defensive Security32:56
notes link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FrDN1sBlknfZ0q9uqRsPohsUdXZubrby/view?usp=drive_link

File Path Traversal Vulnerabilities, simple case11:41
Learn how directory traversal, also known as file path traversal, enables a web application to read arbitrary server files and potentially modify data through practical labs with burpsuite.
File path traversal, traversal sequences blocked with absolute path bypass5:07
Explore a path traversal vulnerability in the display of product images and learn how using an absolute path reveals /etc/passwd in the lab.
File path traversal, traversal sequences stripped non-recursively5:09
Explore a lab illustrating a file path traversal vulnerability in image display, where the app strips certain characters, yet crafted dot-dot sequences bypass filters to access etc/password.
Automate the art of finding File path traversal vulnerabilities6:55

What is Information disclosure vulnerabilities3:11
Explore content discovery and information disclosure vulnerabilities in web security. Learn how backups, configuration files, and admin portals can expose sensitive data and enable attacks through practical labs.
Information disclosure in error messages5:44
Explore information disclosure in error messages by triggering a lab on a Linux machine to reveal a vulnerable Apache Struts 2 third-party framework and its version.
Information disclosure on debug page5:48
Explore information disclosure on debugging page using Burp Suite to discover content, find CGI-bin php information file, obtain API key and secret keys, and submit the solution.
Automate the process of finding Information disclosure vulnerabilities10:29

What is Server-side request forgery (SSRF)3:45
Basic SSRF against the local server8:26
Basic SSRF against another back-end system10:01
Explore how a stock check feature enables SSRF against an internal back-end. Brute-forcing the last octet (0-255) reaches the admin panel on port 8080 to delete Carlo.
SSRF with blacklist-based input filter7:28
Explore ssrf vulnerabilities and how a blacklist-based input filter can be bypassed to access admin panel. Learn lab techniques with burp suite to test the filter and simulate admin actions.

What is File upload vulnerabilities5:40
Remote code execution via web shell upload11:08
Explore remote code execution through a vulnerable image upload function, deploying a PHP web shell to exfiltrate the secret file from the home/carlos directory.
Web shell upload via Content-Type restriction bypass7:55
Bypass content-type restrictions in a vulnerable image upload to deploy a PHP web shell, exfiltrate data, and solve the lab using Winner and Peter, Burp.
Web shell upload via path traversal9:34
Web shell upload via obfuscated file extension9:22
Learn how obfuscation of file extensions enables uploading a web shell by bypassing server defenses, using double extensions and null byte tricks.
Remote code execution via polyglot web shell upload7:10
Explore the polyglot method to bypass image-based file upload checks and execute server-side code. Learn techniques such as content-type manipulation, double extensions, null bytes, and directory traversal.

What is Access control vulnerabilities10:06
Unprotected admin functionality8:03
Unprotected admin functionality with unpredictable URL3:53
Explore an unprotected admin panel with an unpredictable url by manually inspecting the application source code to locate it. Access the panel and delete the Carlos user to complete lab.
User role controlled by request parameter5:11
Learn to elevate from a normal user to admin by modifying a request parameter and a forgettable cookie to access the admin panel and delete a user.
User role can be modified in user profile9:26
User ID controlled by request parameter with password disclosure5:16
User ID controlled by request parameter with password disclosure5:16
Insecure direct object references4:56

Introduction to Business Logic Vulnerabilities11:19
Excessive trust in client-side controls7:51
Explore how to identify and exploit business logic vulnerabilities in a purchasing workflow by price tampering through request interception and Burp Suite, highlighting client-side controls risk.
High-level logic vulnerability5:43
Explore high level logic vulnerability in a purchasing workflow and learn how unvalidated inputs and cart manipulation can let an attacker set a custom price, using burp suite demonstrations.
Inconsistent security controls5:09
Flawed enforcement of business rules5:30
Weak isolation on dual-use endpoint6:01
Insufficient workflow validation6:48
Demonstrate insufficient workflow validation as a business logic vulnerability by manipulating the target via url and Burp Suite to bypass cart checks and payment verification in hands-on labs.

Requirements

No prior hacking or cybersecurity experience is required — this course starts from the very basics.
A basic understanding of computers and the internet is helpful.
A laptop or desktop (Windows/macOS/Linux) with internet access.
Willingness to install and use tools like Kali Linux, VirtualBox, or TryHackMe (step-by-step guidance included).
Curiosity, patience, and passion for learning ethical hacking in a responsible way.

Description

Welcome to the most complete Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing course — packed with real-world techniques, tools, and hands-on labs!

Whether you're a total beginner or an aspiring pro, this all-in-one course will take you from the very foundations of IT and networking to advanced penetration testing, vulnerability exploitation, bug bounty hunting, and capture-the-flag (CTF) challenges.

In today’s world, cybercrime costs businesses trillions — and skilled ethical hackers are in high demand. This course gives you the practical knowledge and mindset of a hacker so you can legally secure systems before the bad guys do.

What You’ll Learn:

- Ethical hacking fundamentals & methodologies
- Kali Linux, Burp Suite, Nmap, Metasploit & Recon tools
- Exploit major web vulnerabilities (XSS, SQLi, SSRF, file upload, IDOR)
- Linux & Windows privilege escalation
- Information gathering, scanning, and reporting
- TryHackMe & CTFs walkthroughs (Mr. Robot, Vulnversity, HackPark, Skynet & more)
-Automation using Bash, Python & tools like Nuclei, Subfinder, Katana
-Real-world practice in offensive & defensive security
-Roadmap for certifications like CEH, OSCP, Security+, GPEN

Tools & Platforms You’ll Use:

Kali Linux, Parrot OS, Burp Suite (Pro & Community), OWASP ZAP
Nmap, Nikto, SQLMap, Hydra, John the Ripper, Hashcat
Metasploit Framework, LinPEAS, WinPEAS
Docker, VirtualBox, TryHackMe, Hack The Box, and more!

Who Is This Course For?

Complete beginners with no prior experience in cybersecurity
IT professionals and developers wanting to expand into ethical hacking
Students preparing for CEH, OSCP, or similar certifications
Bug bounty hunters and CTF enthusiasts
Freelancers and career changers looking to enter cybersecurity

What You’ll Build:

Your own virtual hacking lab using VirtualBox and Kali Linux
Automated recon tools and scanning scripts
Exploitation reports and documentation like a real pentester
Portfolio-ready CTF walkthroughs to show employers and clients

Why This Course?

This course is not just theory — it's designed to be deeply practical, engaging, and career-focused. You’ll learn the “how” and “why” behind every attack technique, with step-by-step demos, realistic scenarios, and exploit challenges you can practice immediately.

Are you ready to become a cybersecurity expert, ethical hacker, or professional pentester?

Who this course is for:

Complete beginners who want to enter the field of cybersecurity, ethical hacking, or penetration testing.
IT professionals and developers looking to expand their knowledge into offensive and defensive security.
Students preparing for certifications like CEH, OSCP, Security+, or GPEN.
Bug bounty hunters, CTF players, or anyone passionate about breaking and securing systems the ethical way.
Career changers and freelancers looking to build a practical cybersecurity portfolio.

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Course content

Introduction to Cybersecurity | OffSec and Defensive Security1 lecture • 33min

Mastering Kali Linux for Hacking2 lectures • 1hr 32min

Matering Burpsuite for Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing2 lectures • 1hr 7min

Web Appliction Penetration Testing4 lectures • 29min

Information disclosure Vulnerabilities4 lectures • 25min

OS Command Injection4 lectures • 40min

Server-side request forgery (SSRF)4 lectures • 30min

File upload vulnerabilities6 lectures • 51min

Access control vulnerabilities8 lectures • 52min

Business Logic Vulnerabilities7 lectures • 48min

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