Ethical Hacking L1
Ethical Hacking L1 is a beginner course that introduces trainees to ethical hacking and penetration testing fundamentals. You will learn how attackers think, how common attacks work, and how to test systems in a legal and responsible way.
Trainees will build strong foundations in Linux, networking, and basic security testing methods. By the end of the course, trainees will be able to run beginner-level assessments and write clear security notes and reports.
Learning format: This course does not require live class attendance. Course content unlocks weekly by topics, allowing trainees to study tutorials on their own schedule. Unlocked topics include assignments or projects that must be completed and submitted before their deadlines. The instructor provides weekly announcements, feedback, and reminders outlining the topics and tasks to be completed for that week.
- Introduction to ethical hacking
- Legal, ethics, and scope
- Linux fundamentals for security
- Networking fundamentals
- Reconnaissance and footprinting
- Scanning and enumeration basics
- Password attacks and authentication basics
- Web vulnerability basics
- Reporting and documentation
- Deployment & Capstone Project
Course window: Classes start at a specific time and end at a specific time.
Weekly structure: New topics unlock each week. Trainees must study the released topics and complete the associated tutorials.
Deadlines: Assignments and projects related to each topic must be submitted before their weekly and final deadlines.
Instructor support: Weekly announcements and reminders are posted to guide trainees on topics and required tasks for each week.