← Back to the catalogueEthical Hacking
Beginner to Advanced
Level
Classroom . Online . Hybrid
Mode
Course overview
A hands-on ethical hacking course taught entirely inside a controlled lab environment. The course follows the standard attack lifecycle footprinting, scanning, enumeration, exploitation, privilege escalation, persistence and reporting with each phase practised against deliberately vulnerable targets.
Learners maintain a lab of Kali Linux, Metasploitable, DVWA and Windows targets, and produce a written assessment report at the end.
Who it is for
- IT and network administrators
- Security analysts and SOC trainees
- Developers who need attacker perspective
- Students preparing for CEH-style exams
Prerequisites
Networking fundamentals and basic Linux command line.
How it runs
Learn → Practise → Build → Experience → Demonstrate, ending in a capstone. Delivered by practitioners from the engineering bench, in Madurai, Coimbatore and online.
Final project
Full Assessment of the Lab Network with Report
Programme sheet
The printed sheet carries the full module breakdown, labs, project work and certification path. Fees, dates and formats for the next intake are confirmed by the education team on enquiry.
Learning outcomes
01
Set up and isolate a legal testing lab.
02
Scan and enumerate hosts, ports and services.
03
Escalate privileges on Linux and Windows hosts.
04
Write a clear findings and remediation report.
05
Gather information on a target without touching it.
06
Exploit common vulnerabilities with Metasploit.
07
Test web applications against the OWASP Top 10.
Module structure
8 modulesModule 01
Foundations and Law
Security concepts . Attack lifecycle . Attacker types . Rules of engagement . Indian IT Act and consent . Reporting duties
Virtualisation . Kali Linux . Vulnerable targets . Snapshots . Network isolation
Lab
Build the Practice Lab
Passive footprinting . Google dorking . Email and employee mapping . WHOIS and DNS . OSINT sources
Tools — theHarvester, Maltego, Shodan
Module 04
Scanning and Enumeration
Host discovery . Service and version detection . Vulnerability scanning . Port scanning . SMB and SNMP enumeration
Tools — Nmap, Nessus Essentials, Nikto
Module 05
System Exploitation
Exploit selection . Meterpreter . Privilege escalation . Payloads . Password attacks . Persistence
Tools — Metasploit, John the Ripper, Hydra
Module 06
Web Application Attacks
SQL injection . Broken authentication . File upload flaws . Access control
Tools — Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, sqlmap, Cross-Site Scripting
Module 07
Network and Wireless
Sniffing . ARP spoofing . Denial of service concepts . Man-in-the-middle . Wi-Fi attacks
Tools — Wireshark, Aircrack-ng, Ettercap
Module 08
Social Engineering and Reporting
Phishing simulation . Awareness controls . Report structure . Pretexting . Evidence handling . Remediation advice
Assessment & certification
Module assignments and labs
25%
Final project and review
40%
Learners who complete all modules, submit the final project and clear the review receive a course completion certificate from Kaizen Infinities Private Limited. Project work is documented for the learner's portfolio, and interview preparation is included in the closing sessions.
Career outcomes . Roles this programme prepares for
Ethical HackerSecurity AnalystPenetration Tester (junior)Vulnerability AnalystIT Security Administrator
