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Ethical Hacking from scratch | Latest Practical Edition
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Ethical Hacking from scratch | Latest Practical Edition

Get trained in Cyber security and Ethical Hacking with 100% practical demonstration from an Expert
Created bysaurabh Kumar
Last updated 8/2025
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Cyber security
  • Complete CEH v10
  • Ethical hacking
  • Hacking
  • Information Security
  • Security awareness

Course content

1 section95 lectures32h 3m total length
  • Part 0: Course & Trainer Intro2:55
  • Part 1: CEH Introduction15:28

    CEH Introduction and details of other Certifications by EC Council. # Complete Ethical Hacking Course # Become Ethical Hacker # Hacking Tutorial # Learn Hacking # Easy steps for Hacking

  • Part 2: Getting Ready with Windows pc for CEH11:54

    Installing windows in VM and Taking snapshot # Complete Ethical Hacking Course # Become Ethical Hacker # Hacking Tutorial # Learn Hacking # Easy steps for Hacking

  • Part 3: Installing and Updating Kali Linux13:01

    Installing and Updating Kali Linux machine # Complete Ethical Hacking Course # Become Ethical Hacker # Hacking Tutorial # Learn Hacking # Easy steps for Hacking

  • Part 4: Hacking, Hacker Types and Ethics14:40

    Details on Hacking, Hacker Types & Ethics

  • Part 5: Hacking Vocabulary15:42

    Hacking Vocabulary in Details # Complete Ethical Hacking Course # Become Ethical Hacker # Hacking Tutorial # Learn Hacking


  • Part 6: Information Security15:08

    Information Security Implementation, Explaining :- Confidentiality Integrity Availability Authenticity Non-repudiation

  • Part 7: Attack Types and Vector17:30
  • Part 8: 5 Phases of Hacking10:10

    5 Phases of Hacking in brief

  • Part 9: Foot Printing and Reconnaissance22:51
  • Part 10: Google Hacking26:40
  • Part 11: Website Reconnaissance16:55
  • Part 12: Metagoofil Metadata13:30
  • Part 13: Email Recon Footprint17:54
  • Part 14: whois, nslookup tool for Recon11:32
  • Part 15: Scanning Network31:57
  • Part 16: Port Discovery25:30

    Learn port discovery and port scanning to identify open and closed ports on a target device, using tcp and udp, with port numbers and common network tools.

  • Part 17: Stealth Idle Scan20:06
  • Part 18: OS & Application Fingerprint22:02
  • Part 19: Vulnerability Scanning14:48
  • Part 20: Windows Vulnerability15:10
  • Part 21: Network Mapping Tool15:13

    Learn to map networks using tools like solar winds network mapping tool and labyrinth topology mapper to visualize devices, IP addresses, and credentials.

  • Part 22: Proxy Server13:24
  • Part 23: Public Proxy Server12:32
  • Part 24: Enumeration Concept11:13
  • Part 25: NetBIOS Enumeration18:21
  • Part 26: SNMP Enumeration21:54
  • Part 27: LDAP Enumeration23:59
  • Part 28: SMTP Enumeration17:16

    Learn smtp enumeration techniques to assess mail servers by querying domains, resolving mail servers with nslookup, connecting via telnet to port 25, and testing user existence with smtp commands.

  • Part 29: System Hacking Overview19:00

    System hacking overview explains bypassing control, gaining access, and maintaining or hiding access, detailing password attack methods: non-electronic, active online, passive online, and offline with rainbow tables.

  • Part 30: Windows Password Break15:15
  • Part 31: Password Cracking Overview21:37
  • Part 32: Password Cracking Telnet/HTTP/FTP23:43
  • Part 33: Rainbow crack Lab Setup21:56
  • Part 34: Rainbow Crack Demonstration28:11
  • Part 35: Password Reset Hacking21:17

    This lecture demonstrates password reset hacking on Windows using a bootable tool, requiring physical access, to reset or clear passwords and log in without them.

  • Part 36: DHCP Starvation Attack26:47
  • Part 37: Malicious Exe Script29:24

    Learn how to create a malicious exe script to gain remote access on a victim's Windows machine using msf venom payload, reverse tcp, and client-server communication.

  • Part 38: Spyware17:24
  • Part 39: NTFS Alt Data Streams Exploits26:10

    Explores NTFS alternate data streams for hiding text and executables, demonstrating practical techniques and file system concepts.

  • Part 40: Steganography with Open puff23:36

    Hide data with steganography using the open puff tool, embedding bank details inside media files like mp3s or videos, secured by a three-password scheme and carrier choice.

  • Part 41: Steganography with snow13:42
  • Part 42: Covering track after hack17:22
  • Part 43: Malware Overview21:57
  • Part 44: Trojan Overview and Execute18:20
  • Part 45: Creating Trojan19:52
  • Part 46: Virus Overview20:09
  • Part 47: Creating Virus19:03
  • Part 48: Detecting Malware34:39
  • Part 49: Malware Analysis23:51

    Explore malware analysis fundamentals and practical protections: use isolated test rigs, virtualization with snapshots, and common tools for debugging, disassembly, and online malware checks like VirusTotal.

  • Part 50: Hash file verification21:05

    Learn to verify file integrity using hash file verification by generating and matching hash values with md5sum on Linux and Emily 5 on Windows, ensuring downloaded files are unchanged.

  • Part 51: Sniffing Overview24:34

    Discover how sniffing captures network traffic, from passive promiscuous mode on hubs to active techniques like MAC flooding and DHCP/DNS poisoning, plus span port mirroring on switches.

  • Part 52: CAM Table overflow, Port Security30:18
  • Part 53: DHCP Snooping27:44

    demonstrate how dhcp snooping protects networks by filtering rogue dhcp server messages, allowing only discovery and request from clients, and designating trusted ports to prevent dos attacks.

  • Part 54: Dynamic ARP Inspection23:19

    Learn how dynamic ARP inspection prevents ARP poisoning and MAC spoofing by validating ARP packets on switches, and how CPS snooping and ACLs reinforce protection.

  • Part 55: Social Engineering30:59

    Explore how social engineering exploits trust, fear, and ignorance through phishing and manipulation, and learn practical prevention: training, access controls, policy, logging, and duty rotation.

  • Part 56: Denial of Service Attack32:22
  • Part 57: Session Hijack28:50
  • Part 58: Hack Web Server24:44
  • Part 59: Buffer Overflow Attack22:19
  • Part 60: Shell Shock Attack15:56

    Explanation and Demonstration of shell shock attack Using nmap with script for scan shell shock vulnerability

  • Part 61: OWASP Broken Web Application Project26:39

    Complete explanation on OWASP top 10 list OWASP broken web app Project Demonstration of SQL Injection and cross site script attack

  • Part 62: SQL Introduction and Installation SQL Server25:45
  • Part 63: SQL Injection22:12

    Explore sql injection, how attackers exploit vulnerable web apps to manipulate databases using input commands like drop table, and defend with firewalls, web application firewall, and secure configurations.

  • Part 64: Web App Hacking25:27

    Set up a WordPress lab in a virtual machine, run WPScan to identify vulnerabilities, users, and plugins, and demonstrate brute-force password testing with a wordlist.

  • Part 65: Wireless Hacking16:55

    Learns ethical Wi-Fi security testing by creating password wordlists with crunch, monitoring networks, capturing handshakes, and demonstrating password cracking workflows with wireless adapters.

  • Part 66. Android VM10:52
  • Part 67: Malware for Mobile22:04

    Explore how to simulate a mobile malware attack on android devices, including malware creation, payload setup, and remote control demonstrations within an ethical hacking framework.

  • Part 68: Mobile Device Risk and Best practices30:25

    Identify the top mobile vulnerabilities and practical defenses for Android and other devices, from insecure storage and unencrypted communications to social engineering, updates, and device management.

  • Part 69: Firewall Evasion27:45
  • Part 70: Firewall ACL Example28:41
  • Part 71: NAT and PAT Fundamentals30:20
  • Part 72: IDS IPS Evasion27:37
  • Part 73: Honeypot18:05

    Learn how honeypots trap attackers by simulating vulnerable services with low- and high-interaction designs. Deploy hardware, virtual, or software honeypots to alert and log activity and identify intruders.

  • Part 74: Cloud Computing45:34
  • Part 75: CIA14:06
  • Part 76: Policies21:53

    Senior management defines data sensitivity and policy, then deploys security policies across the organization. Enforce auditing, reporting hierarchy, least privilege, and change controls to protect critical assets.

  • Part 77: Quantifying Risk16:19

    Quantify cyber risk by assessing vulnerabilities, threats, and assets, and apply quantitative and qualitative methods to estimate loss, exposure, and annual loss expectancy for informed security decisions.

  • Part 78: Separation of Duties17:26

    Explore separation of duties and off duty controls to prevent a single employee from manipulating data, using rotation, mandatory vacations, backups, cross training, two main controls, and periodic reviews.

  • Part 79: Symmetrical Encryption Concept14:20

    Discover the fundamentals of cryptography and the concept of symmetric encryption, where the same key encrypts and decrypts data to protect confidentiality, integrity, authenticity, and non-repudiation in small networks.

  • Part 80: Asymmetrical Encryption Concept17:08

    Explore asymmetrical encryption, where public and private keys enable encryption with a recipient's public key and decryption with a private key, ensuring confidentiality and authentication.

  • Part 81: Control Types18:36
  • Part 82: Multifactor Authentication18:21
  • Part 83: Centralized identity Management22:10

    Explore centralized identity management by unifying authentication, authorization, and accountability across networks, wifi, vpn, and services using radius, ldap, tacacs+, and diameter.

  • Part 84: Kerberos and Single sign on18:33
  • Part 85: Backup and Media Management17:59
  • Part 86: Operation Security Control1:28

    Learn operational security control basics, including data backup and restore, recovery after incidents, and audits to protect the company's security posture.

  • Part 87: Physical Security Controls13:28
  • Part 88: Incident Response13:30

    Develop rapid incident response skills by stopping ongoing incidents, diagnosing root causes, restoring services quickly, and documenting lessons to strengthen policy, communication, and prevention.

  • Part 89: VPNs19:57

    Learn how virtual private networks create encrypted tunnels for site-to-site, transport mode, and remote access, using ipsec and ssl with digital certificates to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and authentication.

  • Part 90: Disaster Recovery Planning15:21
  • Part 91: Pen Testing Tips13:25

    Learn practical penetration testing tips, including written permission, internal and external audits, vulnerability scanners, CVE details, and white, gray, and black box testing.

  • Part 92: Useful Tools14:23
  • Part 93: Case Study19:34
  • Part 94: IOT22:54

Requirements

  • Basic of computer and Networking

Description

This Course has 95 Lessons to cover complete training with theory as well as practical demonstrations. It covers syllabus of CEH v10 Certified Ethical Hacker version 10. Course has been design in a way so that any beginners level to advance level of people in cyber security can easily understand and can be benefited. Tutor is having more than 10 yrs Experience of providing training world wide-

Part 1: CEH Introduction

Part 2: Getting Ready with Windows PC for CEH

Part 3: Installing and Updating Kali Linux

Part 4: Hacking, Hacker Types and Ethics

Part 5: Hacking Vocabulary

Part 6: Information Security

Part 7: Attack Types and Vector

Part 8: 5 Phases of Hacking

Part 9: Foot Printing and Reconnaissance

Part 10: Google Hacking

Part 11: Website Reconnaissance

Part 12: Metagoofil Metadata

Part 13: Email Recon Footprint

Part 14: whois, nslookup tool for Recon

Part 15: Scanning Network

Part 16: Port Discovery

Part 17: Stealth Idle Scan

Part 18: OS & Application Fingerprint

Part 19: Vulnerability Scanning

Part 20: Windows Vulnerability

Part 21: Network Mapping Tool

Part 22: Proxy Server

Part 23: Public Proxy Server

Part 24: Enumeration Concept

Part 25: NetBIOS Enumeration

Part 26: SNMP Enumeration

Part 27: LDAP Enumeration

Part 28: SMTP Enumeration

Part 29: System Hacking Overview

Part 30: Windows Password Break

Part 31: Password Cracking Overview

Part 32: Password Cracking Telnet/HTTP/FTP

Part 33: Rainbow crack Lab Setup

Part 34: Rainbow Crack Demonstration

Part 35: Password Reset Hacking

Part 36: DHCP Starvation Attack

Part 37: Malicious Exe Script

Part 38: Spyware

Part 39: NTFS Alt Data Streams Exploits

Part 40: Steganography with Open puff

Part 41: Steganography with snow

Part 42: Covering track after hack

Part 43: Malware Overview

Part 44: Trojan Overview and Execute

Part 45: Creating Trojan

Part 46: Virus Overview

Part 47: Creating Virus

Part 48: Detecting Malware

Part 49: Malware Analysis

Part 50: Hash file verification

Part 51: Sniffing Overview

Part 52: CAM Table overflow, Port Security

Part 53: DHCP Snooping

Part 54: Dynamic ARP Inspection

Part 55: Social Engineering

Part 56: Denial of Service Attack

Part 57: Session Hijack

Part 58: Hack Web Server

Part 59: Buffer Overflow Attack

Part 60: Shell Shock Attack

Part 61: OWASP Broken Web Application Project

Part 62: SQL Introduction

Part 63: SQL Injection

Part 64: Web App Vulnerabilities Word press

Part 65: Wireless Hacking

Part 66: Using an Android VM

Part 67: Malware for Mobile

Part 68: Mobile Device Risk and Best practices

Part 69: Firewall Evasion

Part 70: Firewall ACL Example

Part 71: NAT and PAT Fundamentals

Part 72: IDS IPS Evasion

Part 73: Honeypot

Part 74: Cloud Computing

Part 75: CIA

Part 76: Policies

Part 77: Quantifying Risk

Part 78: Separation of Duties

Part 79: Symmetrical Encryption Concept

Part 80: Asymmetrical Encryption Concept

Part 81: Control Types

Part 82: Multifactor Authentication

Part 83: Centralized identity Management

Part 84: Kerberos and Single sign on

Part 85: Backup and Media Management

Part 86: Operation Security Control

Part 87: Physical Security Controls

Part 88: Incident Response

Part 89: VPNs

Part 90: Disaster Recovery Planning

Part 91: Pen Testing Tips

Part 92: Useful Tools

Part 93: Case Study

Part 94: IOT

Who this course is for:

  • Security professional
  • Ethical hacker
  • Security Experts
  • Beginner hacker