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Updated on Sep, 2026
IT and Software , Network and Security, CompTIA Network+
Duration - 7.5 hours
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Welcome to the "Learn Networking for Ethical Hacking" course! This introductory course is designed for those with no prior knowledge and will guide you to an advanced level in Red Teaming activities. The course focuses heavily on practical sessions so you can witness real-time attacks and gain hands-on experience. Beginning with the OSI Model and basic networking concepts, the course gradually moves into advanced cybersecurity topics. The course is divided into sections, with each section focusing on a specific aspect of networking. By the end of the course, you will have a strong foundation in networking and understand key defense mechanisms in cybersecurity. At the end of each module, you will learn how to detect, prevent, and secure systems from the attacks discussed, helping improve both your technical skills and cybersecurity awareness.
Ethical Hacking Enthusiasts
Networking Enthusiasts
Cyber Security Enthusiasts
Strong desire to learn and progress in Ethical Hacking and Networking
Anyone who wants to know about Networking and Ethical Hacking
Learn about Networking
To crack any networking-based questions in interview
No Linux, Networking, programming or cybersecurity/hacking knowledge required.
Beginner, Ethical Hacking Enthusiast, Networking Enthusiast, Cyber Security Enthusiast
Check out the detailed breakdown of what’s inside the course
Currently working in the MDR Threat Analyst team, analyzing events. Threat hunts and trying to automate the problematic part using python
Prior experience includes VMware Carbon Black, Microsoft Defender ATP (EDRs), and Qradar.
Familiar with analyzing malware executables, maldocx, malicious PowerShell scripts, malicious Visual Basic scripts, malicious DLL's, curl and golang based malicious executables, and ransomware using peview, pstudio, procmon, dnspy, scdbg, oledump, wireshark, cutter, x64 and 32 dbg tools, and mobsf
Also doing some Python automation with the modules selenium, etc. I'm not a professional coder, but I'll keep pushing myself to learn and automate tedious and time-consuming tasks in a simple way.
Also, I spend time every day learning about new threats and other cybersecurity platforms such as Nessus, Qualys, Red Team tools such as Cobalt Strike, and so on. My weekend plans include performing some pen testing in the Real web Application. Reporting bugs and performing malware analysis
Furthermore, Doing some Windows forensics activities like investigating 'BAM, shellbags, userassist, Registry analysis, MFT, USN Journal, $J, Amcache, Shimcache, Memory Analysis etc. with different forensics tools
Researching and programming about EDR/AV evasion methods like API hooking, unhooking, event tracing API, module stomping, etc., to test how the EDRs are defending against APTs and how efficient EDR is in the security world.
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