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MODULE 1
Introduction to Linux Fundamentals for Ethical Hacking
Linux basics and its significance in ethical hacking
Linux distributions and their suitability for ethical hacking
Setting up a virtual lab environment
MODULE 2
Linux System Administration
Installation and configuration of a Linux distribution
Basic Linux commands for system administration
User and group management
File system permissions and access control
MODULE 3
Linux Command-Line Interface
Introduction to the Linux shell
Navigating the file system
Working with files and directories
Input/output redirection and piping
MODULE 4
What is Ethical Hacking?
Types of Hackers
Who is a Hacker?
Security Challenges Scanning
Skills required for an Ethical Hacker
Types of Attacks
What do Ethical Hackers Do?
Vulnerability Research
Effects of Hacking
How can Hacking be Ethical?
Types of Data Stolen from the organization
What a hacker Do using Google Hacking
Foot printing using Google Hacking Technique
Google Advance Search Operators
What is Penetration Testing?
MODULE 5
Introduction to Security Operations Center (SOC)
SOC Roles and Responsibilities
SOC Tools and Technologies
Threat Intelligence and Information Sharing
Incident Detection and Response
Security Incident Handling and Management
Log Management and Analysis
Security Monitoring and Alerting
Security Incident Investigation
Vulnerability Management
Security Incident Reporting and Communication
SOC Metrics and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Automation and Orchestration in SOC
Compliance and Regulatory Requirements in SOC
SIEM tools
Case Studies and Real-world Examples
MODULE 6
Tools and Methods Used in Cybercrime
Proxy Servers and Anonymizers
Phishing
Password Cracking
Key loggers and Spywares
MODULE 7
Password Complexity
Password Cracking Techniques
Types of Password Attacks
Microsoft Authentication
How Hash Passwords are Stored in Windows SAM?
PWdump7 and Fgdump
Laze Soft
Ophcrack
Cain & Abel
Detail Study on Password Cracking Tools
Key logger
Types of Keystroke Loggers
Detail Study on Key loggers and Spywares
MODULE 8
Steganography Techniques
How Steganography Works
Types of Steganography
Methods of Steganography
Steganography Detection Tools
Cryptography
Types of Cryptography
Cryptography Techniques
What is SSH
MODULE 9
What is Social Engineering
Behaviors Vulnerable to attacks
Why is Social Engineering Effective
Warning Signs of an Attacks
Phases in a Social Engineering attack
Impact on the Organization
Command Injection Attacks
Common Targets of Social Engineering
Types of Social Engineering
Social Engineering Through Impersonation On Social networking Sites
Risks of Social Networking to Corporate Networks
Social Engineering Countermeasures
MODULE 10
Network architecture
Protocols and technologies
Layered architecture, open systems interconnect
(OSI) model
Transmission control protocol
Internet protocol (TCP/IP)
Hybrid, TCP/IP model
Application layer protocols: HTTP, SNMP, DNS, POP, SMTP
Transport layer protocols: transmission control protocol (TCP), user
datagram protocol (UDP)
Network/ internet layer protocols Internet protocol (IP)v4, IPv6, IPsec
protocols
Link layer protocols: Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)/ Reverse ARP/
Proxy ARP, Ethernet, VLAN
MODULE 11
Cloud computing architectural framework
Concerns and best practices
Governance and enterprise risk management
Legal issues: contracts and electronic discovery
Compliance and audit management
Information management and data security
Interoperability and portability
Traditional security, business continuity, and disaster recovery
Data center operations Incident response
Application security
Encryption and key management
Identity, entitlement, and access management
Virtualization and Security as a service
MODULE 12
What is CDR?
CDR Investigation
CDR Report Preparation
What is SDR and how it works
How to draw route chart in CDR Analysis
What is IPDR and how it works
VoIP calls audio and video using IPDR Analysis
MODULE 13
Computer Forensics Fundamentals
Computer Forensics Investigation Process/p>
Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
Data Acquisition and Duplication
Defeating Anti-forensics Techniques
Windows Forensics
Network Forensics
Investigating Web Attacks
Dark Web Forensics
Investigating Email Crimes
Malware Forensics
MODULE 14
Basics of forensic science
Fingerprints and document analysis
Handwriting analysis
Criminology and crime scene investigation
Ballistics