Ethical Hacking
Ethical Hacking refers to performing hacking activities defensively and with prior permission. Among other things, Ethical Hackers may perform security testing, such as Vulnerability Assessment or Penetration Test, with the goal of improving the security of an organzation. A Penetration Test (Pentest) is security test whereby the tester attempts to exploit existing weaknesses (i.e. simulate an attack).
Warning! Any unauthorized use of the techniques, tools, or knowledge gained from this course to access, exploit, or compromise systems, networks, or data outside the designated lab environment or without explicit written permission from the system owner is strictly illegal and punishable under local, national, and international laws.
By participating in this course, you agree to act responsibly, adhere to ethical guidelines, and comply with all applicable laws and regulations. Misuse of these skills is not tolerated and may result in serious legal consequences.
Lab activities are available in two modes, Expert and Regular (Detailed). This design approach offers several benefits for both learners and instructors, including a customized learning experience that accommodates learners with varying levels of expertise.
The Regular mode provides a structured and guided approach for beginners or learners unfamiliar with the tools and concepts. This mode focuses on foundational skills with detailed instructions and step-by-step walkthroughs.
The Expert mode challenges advanced learners with more complex, open-ended tasks. This mode encourages independent problem-solving and critical thinking, fostering deeper mastery of the subject.
By default tasks are not detailed. This gives you the chance to test your skill level. Details are provided at the end of each task. Expert Mode is a good way to test your competency in that specific task.
Practical Lab Activities
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