In today’s digital world, cyber threats are everywhere — from logging into a public Wi-Fi network to sophisticated enterprise-level attacks. This course equips you with the practical knowledge to identify vulnerabilities, understand attacker techniques, and defend systems effectively. It is equally valuable for everyday computer users, network administrators, and professional security engineers or ethical hackers alike.

What You Will Learn:

1. Network Reconnaissance & Information Gathering Learn to track DNS records, IP addresses, and network information using industry-standard tools such as Nmap, Dnsmap, Dnsenum, and more — the foundation of any professional penetration test.

2. Social Engineering & Phishing Attack Simulation Understand how attackers compromise accounts through the Social Engineering Toolkit (SET), covering spear phishing campaigns, Java Applet-based attacks, fake website creation, and mass mailing techniques — so you can identify and prevent them.

3. Android Security & Mobile Malware Analysis Explore how malware is developed and deployed on Android devices, and how remote access tools like Metasploit handlers and Kali NetHunter are used — giving you insight into mobile threat vectors and how to defend against them.

4. Malware Development, Trojans & Persistent Backdoors Gain an in-depth understanding of how malicious software, trojans, and persistent backdoors are created and tunneled using the Rapid7 Metasploit Framework and Armitage — knowledge essential for any penetration tester or security researcher.

5. DDoS Attacks & Network Infrastructure Security Learn how Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks are carried out against web servers, LAN environments, and Wi-Fi networks. Understanding how these attacks work helps you identify weaknesses in your own network infrastructure before attackers do.