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Cybersecurity Lab Environment in EVE NG
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Cybersecurity Lab Environment in EVE NG

Learn Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking Lab Setup with Step by Step Lab Workbook
Created byAhmad Ali
Last updated 2/2025
English
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What you'll learn

  • This Bootcamp will teach you how to set up a hacking lab environment
  • Cybersecurity Introduction, Defense Models & Important
  • Ethical Hacking and Pen testing skills
  • Will learn how to convert any type of image to EVE NG qcow2
  • Layers of the Web or Internet
  • Install and Configure EVE NG
  • Setup different Vulnerable Web Applications
  • Setup different Hacking OS

Course content

6 sections • 48 lectures • 10h 12m total length

  • Workbook & Images Link3:19

    Build a cyber security lab environment in EVE-NG, convert images to qcow2, set up web apps on Linux and Windows, and practice 20 attacks, including SQL injection.

  • Introduction to Cybersecurity12:07

    Explore the fundamentals of cyber and security, define cybersecurity, and distinguish between cyber attacks and defense, including common attack types and the ongoing arms race between attackers and defenders.

  • Cybersecurity Defense Models5:58

    Compare lollipop and onion defense models to show that a single layer exposes assets, while layered protections including firewall, authentication, authorization, endpoint protection, monitoring, and two-step verification shield them.

  • Cybersecurity Important10:22

    Explore multilayer cybersecurity that combines prevent, detect, and respond strategies, with firewalls, antivirus, cloud backups, MFA, email and web security, and incident response planning.

  • Cybersecurity Model9:19

    The cybersecurity model rests on people, process, and technology; train employees, implement documented processes, and deploy properly configured technologies, including phishing simulations to build a human firewall.

  • Cybersecurity Certifications6:45

    Explore cybersecurity certifications across bodies, covering topics like cyber attack, incident response, architecture design, governance and compliance, risk management, cryptography, and VPN, with computer security plus as a starting point.

  • Zero Trust Architecture6:23

    Zero trust architecture applies a never trust, always verify policy to every user, device, and application, using multi-factor authentication and next-generation endpoint security to grant minimal privileges and monitor access.

  • Layers of the Web14:07

    Explain the three layers of the web—surface web, deep web, and dark web—using the iceberg analogy to show visibility, password-protected access, and encrypted activity.

  • Layers of the Web Terms18:46

    Explore the surface, deep, and dark web, and learn how Tor onion routing hides your source and protects privacy with the Tor browser.

  • Best OS for Hacking6:38

    Explore Kali Linux, Parrot OS, and Samurai Web Testing Framework as top hacking and cybersecurity operating systems. Understand their preinstalled tools and editions for ethical hacking and vulnerability testing.

  • Hacking Hardware Devices8:16

    Explore cybersecurity hardware for penetration testing. Learn about Raspberry Pi, USB Rubber Ducky, and wireless adapters used for wireless and RF hacking with Kali Linux.

  • OWASP Top Ten 1013:58

    Explore the OWASP top ten for web app security, including injection, broken authentication, and sensitive data exposure, and learn testing and securing methods in a cybersecurity lab.

  • Vulnerable Web Applications6:19

    Explore vulnerable web applications in a lab to test weaknesses, practice penetration testing and ethical hacking, using buggy, vulnerable, and broken web apps with Metasploit.

Requirements

  • Basic IP and security knowledge is nice to have.
  • Students need to understand basic networking.
  • Students needs to understand Networking Fundamentals.
  • Working knowledge of networking technology.
  • General knowledge of TCP/IP.
  • Basic Linux and programming concept.

Description

Build Your Own Complete Hacking Lab, Convert Any Image to QCOW2, and Practice Real Attacks Safely

This course teaches you how to build a fully functional Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking, and Pen‑Testing lab environment using EVE‑NG, VMware, and multiple attacker/victim systems. You will learn how to launch cyberattacks, verify vulnerabilities, conduct research projects, and troubleshoot EVE‑NG errors — all inside a safe, isolated environment.

You will also learn four different methods to convert any operating system or security distribution into QCOW2 format, meaning you will never again depend on others to provide EVE‑NG images. You will be able to upload Windows, Linux, vulnerable applications, and custom systems into your lab with confidence.

This course is perfect for beginners, cybersecurity students, SOC analysts, penetration testers, and anyone who wants hands‑on hacking experience without risking their production network.

What You Will Learn

Build a Complete Cybersecurity Lab

  • Install and configure EVE‑NG

  • Convert any OS image to QCOW2 (4 methods)

  • Upload Windows, Linux, and vulnerable systems

  • Troubleshoot common EVE‑NG errors

  • Create attacker and victim environments

  • Practice hacking safely without affecting production systems

Attacker Systems Included

  • Kali Linux

  • Parrot OS

  • BackBox

Vulnerable Targets Included

  • Metasploitable

  • OWASP

  • DVWA

  • Mutillidae

  • bWAPP

  • PHP Auction Site

Real Attacks You Will Practice

  • Reconnaissance Attack

  • MAC Flooding

  • Ping of Death

  • ICMP Flooding

  • SYN Flooding

  • Smurf Attack

  • LAND Attack

  • Slowloris Attack

  • ARP Spoofing

  • DHCP Starvation

  • DHCP Spoofing

  • Password Attacks

  • Phishing Attacks

  • SQL Injection

  • Command Execution

You will learn how these attacks work, how to launch them, how to detect them, and how to analyze their impact.

Who Should Attend

  • Cybersecurity beginners

  • Ethical hackers

  • SOC/NOC analysts

  • Penetration testers

  • Students preparing for cybersecurity certifications

  • Anyone who wants a safe environment to practice hacking tools

If you want to master cybersecurity research, exploit testing, and hands‑on hacking techniques, this course is the perfect place to start.

Why This Course Is Valuable

  • You learn four QCOW2 conversion methods

  • You learn to fix EVE‑NG errors yourself

  • You build a complete attacker + victim lab

  • You practice real attacks safely

  • You gain hands‑on hacking experience

  • You learn vulnerability verification

  • You get full control over your cybersecurity environment

This course gives you the freedom to build, modify, and expand your hacking lab without relying on anyone else.


Start Building Your Cybersecurity Lab Today

Master EVE‑NG, convert any image to QCOW2, deploy attacker/victim systems, and practice real cyberattacks — all inside your own safe, isolated environment.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is for students trying to setup Cybersecurity Lab
  • Network Engineers and Security Engineers
  • Network Security Engineers looking to improve their Skills.
  • Network & Security Engineers looking to perform different test.

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