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Cybersecurity (Ethical Hacking)

Our Ethical Hacker course is mapped to the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) credential/ certification exam syllabus which is the most trusted ethical hacking certification and accomplishments recommended by employers globally. It is the most desired information security certification and represents one of the fastest-growing cyber credentials required by critical infrastructure and essential service providers.

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Duration

10 WeeksSat & Sun

Start Date

1st February, 2025

Level

Beginner

Training Structure

8 weeks of Learning
1 week for mock examination
1 week for Final presentation

Projects

1 Project

Cost

₦300,000 ₦200,000

Our ethical hacking bootcamp will provide individuals with the skills and knowledge needed to perform ethical hacking assessments on computer systems and networks. This bootcamp typically covers a range of topics, including network and vulnerability scanning, vulnerability assessment, vulnerability analysis, social engineering and more.

The goal of ethical hacking is to identify and possibly exploit potential security vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks for defensive rather than malicious purposes.

Ethical hackers typically work for organizations to help improve their security posture and prevent cyber attacks. With our experienced professionals in the field, the online bootcamp will afford all students a practical hands-on training to horn their skills in a controlled environment.

This bootcamp would prepare individuals for a career in ethical hacking or related fields, such as cybersecurity, penetration testing, security audit and information security. Additionally, obtaining certifications such as the Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification and others can demonstrate proficiency in ethical hacking and improve job students Job prospects.

In this bootcamp, you will learn the following:

Introduction to Ethical Hacking: Understanding the fundamentals of ethical hacking and the different types of attacks that can be conducted.
Reconnaissance Techniques: Gathering information about the target system or network through various reconnaissance techniques, such as footprinting, scanning, and enumeration.
Vulnerability Assessment: Identifying and analyzing vulnerabilities in the target system or network, including web application vulnerabilities, network vulnerabilities, and operating system vulnerabilities.
Exploitation Techniques: Exploiting identified vulnerabilities in a controlled manner to gain access to the target system or network.
Social Engineering: Using social engineering techniques to manipulate individuals into providing sensitive information or performing actions that compromise the security of the target system or network.
Penetration Testing: Conducting a comprehensive penetration test on the target system or network to simulate a real-world attack scenario.
Post-Exploitation Techniques: Maintaining access to the target system or network after a successful exploitation, and performing actions such as privilege escalation and lateral movement.
Throughout the bootcamp, you will also learn about the legal and ethical considerations of ethical hacking, including the importance of obtaining proper authorization and complying with relevant laws and regulations.

To ensure a successful learning experience and hands-on practice in our Ethical Hacking course, students are required to meet the following prerequisites:

Basic Computer Skills: A basic understanding of computer systems, including knowledge of operating systems, file systems, and basic computer terminology.
Eagerness/Zeal (Passion) to Learn: A strong desire to learn and explore new concepts and technologies.
No Prior Programming skills need
Access to a computer system or device with the capability to download and store a minimum of 200 gigabytes (GB) worth of files for their lab exercises. These files are important resources for online students to work on remotely.
Reliable Internet connection

Laptop Specifications:

RAM: 12GB (minimum)
ROM: 500GB – 1TB
External Drive: 500GB – 1TB

WEEK 1

Class 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking

What is Ethical Hacking?
Objectives of Ethical Hacking
Types of Ethical Hacking
Legal and Ethical Considerations

Class 2: Information Gathering (Footprinting, & Reconnaissance)

Understanding Footprinting
Types of Footprinting
Information Gathering
Techniques for Footprinting and Reconnaissance

WEEK 2

Module 3: Scanning, Enumeration, Vulnerability Analysis

Introduction to Network Scanning
Types of Network Scanning
Port Scanning
Vulnerability Scanning
Network Mapping
Introduction to Enumeration
Types of Enumeration
Enumerating User Accounts
Enumerating System Information
Enumerating Network Resources

Module 4: Scanning, Enumeration, Vulnerability Analysis

Introduction to Network Scanning
Types of Network Scanning
Port Scanning
Vulnerability Scanning
Network Mapping
Introduction to Enumeration
Types of Enumeration
Enumerating User Accounts
Enumerating System Information
Enumerating Network Resources

WEEK 3

Module 5: Scanning, Enumeration, Vulnerability Analysis

Introduction to Network Scanning
Types of Network Scanning
Port Scanning
Vulnerability Scanning
Network Mapping
Introduction to Enumeration
Types of Enumeration
Enumerating User Accounts
Enumerating System Information
Enumerating Network Resources

Module 6: System Hacking

Introduction to System Hacking
Password Cracking
Privilege Escalation
Backdoor Creation
Trojans and Malware

WEEK 4

Module 7: Social Engineering

Introduction to Social Engineering
Types of Social Engineering
Social Engineering Techniques
Detection and Prevention of Social Engineering

Module 8: Hacking Web Servers & Hacking Web Applications & SQL Injection

Introduction to Web Server Hacking
Types of Web Server/Application Vulnerabilities
Techniques for Web Server/Application Hacking
Detection and Prevention of Web Server/ Application Hacking

WEEK 5

Module 9: Hacking Web Servers & Hacking Web Applications & SQL Injection

Introduction to Web Server Hacking
Types of Web Server/Application Vulnerabilities
Techniques for Web Server/Application Hacking
Detection and Prevention of Web Server/ Application Hacking

Module 10: Hacking Web Servers & Hacking Web Applications & SQL Injection

Introduction to Web Server Hacking
Types of Web Server/Application Vulnerabilities
Techniques for Web Server/Application Hacking
Detection and Prevention of Web Server/ Application Hacking

WEEK 6

Module 11: Denial-of-Service

Introduction to DoS & DDoS Attacks
Types of DoS & DDoS Attacks
Techniques for DoS & DDoS Attacks
Detection and Prevention of DoS & DDoS Attacks

Module 12: Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots

Introduction to Sniffing
Introduction to IDS, IPS, firewall and honeypot concepts and their types
Demonstrates various IDS, IPS, firewall and honeypot solutions
Describes various IDS and firewall evasion techniques
Explains various techniques to detect and defeat honeypots Lists various
IDS/firewall evasion tools and honeypot detection tools
Discusses the countermeasures to defend against IDS/firewall evasion

WEEK 7

Module 13: Malware Threats & Session Hijacking & Sniffing

Introduction & definition of malware and APT and Sniffing
Discusses Trojan, viruses, and worm concepts (their types, and how they infect files/systems)
Explain fileless malware concepts
Explain the static and dynamic malware analysis process
Discusses various countermeasures to defend against malware attacks
Briefs about the basic concepts of sniffing network and various types of sniffing
Discusses various sniffing techniques such as MAC attack, DHCP attack,
ARP poisoning, spoofing, DNS poisoning, etc.
Discusses on how to defend against various sniffing attacks & Explain various sniffing detection methods and tools

Module 14: Introduction to Cloud Computing, IoT and OT Hacking

Briefs about the basic concepts of cloud computing
Explain the importance of container technology and serverless computing in cloud environment
Lists and Explain various cloud computing threats and attacks
Introduction to IoT concepts Explain various IoT challenges and security problems
List and explain various IoT threats and attack surface areas
Discuss about IoT attacks in different sectors and Explain the IoT hacking methodology

WEEK 8

Module 15: Cryptography & Hacking Wireless Networks

Introduction to cryptography concepts
Explain various encryption algorithms and hashing algorithms with examples
Lists and features various cryptography tools
Explain Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and its components
Explain wireless concepts
Discusses the types of wireless encryption and their working
Lists and Explain various wireless threats
Describes wireless hacking methodology

Module 16: Hacking Mobile Platforms

Introduction to mobile security
Discusses Android OS concepts briefly and demonstrates hacking
Android OS using various tools
Discusses iOS concepts briefly and demonstrates jailbreaking and hacking iOS using various tools
Explain about mobile device management and solutions for mobile device management
Provides brief knowledge on mobile security guidelines and lists various mobile security tools
Explain various mobile platform risks and anatomy of a mobile attack
Discuss various mobile platform attack vectors and vulnerabilities
Discuss security issues arising from App stores

WEEK 9

Mock CEH Exam

WEEK 10

Capstone Project Presentation, Review and Feedback

Ajuyah Tosan Omatsola

Process Engineer
Prima Corporation Limited

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100% Live Online Classes

You’ll be taught and mentored by some of the best teachers in the industry.

100% Instructor-Led classes

You will be taught & mentored by Industry expert.

Certificate

Get your very own physical certificate to prove your participation

Support System

Become part of an ever-growing, supportive community of like minds

Hands on Assignment

Grow with individual assignment feedback from your instructor.

Community Discussion

In app forum to collaborate with your peers.

Project Based Training

An hands-on approach to horn the skill you have learnt.

Success Stories

Grace

UX designer at Cowrywise

Training with Univelcity is one of the best things that happened to my career. I got useful skills and knowledge to help me understand the field of product design.

Faith

Data Scientist at BudgIT

I got an internship job with BudgiT where I currently grow the skill I was so dutifully taught. I am delighted to have learned this skill at such a wonderful place as Univelcity.

Jehonadab

Software Developer

Seizing the opportunity to take a class at univelcity was the head start I needed in my career. Almost 3 years down the line, and I think this is my best career investment yet.

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FAQs

Our program is 100% online, Live training program within the comfort of your home. However, if you are interested in our physical program click here.

A typical program at Univelcity runs for 3 Months, while our Fullstack program runs for 6 Months.

We are at No. 42 Montgomery Road, Yaba, Lagos (Adepate House).

Yes, we have evening classes. This class is structured best to suit individuals who have busy weekends.

The online classes are held every Saturday of the week 10 AM – 1 PM and Sunday 2PM – 5PM or 5PM – 8PM. We recommend this program if you are unavailable during the weekdays but would love to still learn an IT skill

Yes, you can. To join the waiting list, kindly apply for your desired course and get to let us know which cohort you intend to enroll for. We will get in touch with you.

You will see the dates for our next cohorts on your desired course of interest page. Feel free to reach out to us should you require clarifications. We will be happy to answer any questions and get in touch with you as soon as applications are open for another cohort.

Yes, you will be requiring a laptop. All our classes are hands-on and very practical.

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