VAPT: Mastering Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing -Live Training
( AI Security, Ethical Hacking, VAPT, Web & Network Security, Digital Forensics, Hands-on Labs & Reporting)
This course is designed to provide hands-on training in Ethical Hacking and Vulnerability Assessment & Penetration Testing (VAPT). Covering essential topics like web security, network pentesting, and AI security, it equips learners with the skills to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in real-world environments. Participants will gain expertise in Linux for hackers, reconnaissance, server-side and client-side attacks, and digital forensics. Through practical labs, assignments, and industry-standard reporting, students will develop a hacker mindset and learn to assess and secure applications effectively. The course also includes a live website pentesting assessment to test skills in a real-world scenario.
About the Instructor:
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👨💼 Mukesh – VAPT/ Cybersecurity Trainer & Expert I am a passionate cybersecurity professional with extensive experience in ethical hacking and penetration testing. Having worked with industry leaders like Loginsoft and Deloitte India, I have developed a strong expertise in securing digital environments against emerging cyber threats. 🛡️ Expertise:
🎓 Training & Mentorship: I am committed to helping individuals and organizations strengthen their cybersecurity skills, ensuring they stay ahead in this ever-evolving field. |
Sample Videos:
“VAPT: Mastering Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing” –Demo Video
“VAPT: Mastering Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing” –Day1 Video
Live Sessions Price:
For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is 190 USD 150 129 USD Or USD15000 INR 13000 INR 9900 Rupees.
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Free Demo On:
3rd April @ 9 PM – 10 PM (IST) (Indian Timings)
3rd April @ 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM (EST) (U.S Timings)
3rd April @ 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM (BST) (UK Timings)
Class Schedule:
For Participants in India: Monday to Friday 9 PM – 10 PM (IST)
For Participants in the US: Monday to Friday 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM (EST)
For Participants in the UK: Monday to Friday 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM (BST)
What student’s have to say about Trainer :
| “Great course! The hands-on labs really helped me grasp penetration testing concepts.”- Sravya Singh.
“Perfect for beginners! Clear explanations and practical exercises made learning easy.”- Vigneswaran “In-depth and well-structured. I gained solid skills in vulnerability assessment and testing.” – Mohammed Asif “Amazing course! It gave me the confidence to apply penetration testing in real-world scenarios.” – Emily “Comprehensive and engaging. This course enhanced my skills as a penetration tester.”- Mark “Highly recommend! The mix of theory and practical training was excellent.”- Ankit Jain “Excellent course for aspiring ethical hackers. Clear content and valuable insights!”- Rohith Sharma |
What will I Learn by the end of this course?
- Real-World Practice – Hands-on labs to tackle actual security challenges
- Ethical Hacking Basics – Core principles and legal considerations.
- Vulnerability Assessment – Identifying and prioritizing vulnerabilities using tools like NMAP and Nessus.
- Penetration Testing – Methodologies to exploit vulnerabilities and simulate attacks.
- Web & Network Testing – Identifying vulnerabilities in web apps, APIs, and networks.
- Advanced Tools – Using Metasploit, Kali Linux, WireShark, and SQLmap.
- Reporting & Remediation – Documenting findings and suggesting fixes
- Stress on practical labs, latest techniques and real world scenarios
Salient Features:
- 40+ Hours of Live Training along with recorded videos
- Lifetime access to the recorded videos
- Course Completion Certificate
Who can enroll in this course?
- Aspiring Ethical Hackers – Individuals looking to start a career in ethical hacking and cybersecurity.
- IT Professionals – Professionals in IT roles who want to transition into cybersecurity or enhance their skillset.
- Cybersecurity Enthusiasts – People passionate about cybersecurity and interested in learning penetration testing techniques.
- Penetration Testers – Individuals seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in vulnerability assessment and penetration testing.
- Network Engineers – Professionals responsible for network security who want to understand vulnerabilities and strengthen their defenses.
- Security Analysts – Analysts looking to deepen their understanding of penetration testing and vulnerability management.
- Students – Anyone studying IT or cybersecurity and wanting practical experience in penetration testing and ethical hacking.
Course syllabus:
Module 1: Introduction to Cybersecurity & VAPT
● Lesson Objectives:
○ How to take Notes
○ Introduction to Cybersecurity (Offensive, Defensive), Red team, Blue team, Purple team. Career opportunities in cyber security
○ Introduction to Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (Ethical Hacking), White hat, Black hat, Grey hat
○ Introduction to Lab Setup (Laptop, PC, VM, types of VM, system requirements)
○ Hacker Mindset
Module 2: Linux & Networking for Hackers
● Objectives:
○ Create Ethical Hacking Lab environment. (one place to hack everything)
○ Tools Used: VMWare/VirtualBox, Kali Linux, pfsense (firewall, router)
○ Linux for Hackers Overview.
○ Fundamental Linux Commands required for Hacking.
○ Networking for Hackers.
○ Lab: 33 Practical Linux Labs (Testing your Linux Knowledge)
● Assignment (Project):
○ Create a lab environment in your personal laptop and identify and rectify the challenges.
○ Bring those challenges the next day to discuss in the session for 10 minutes.
Module 3: Phases of Ethical Hacking & Reconnaissance
● Objectives:
○ Phases of Ethical Hacking (Recon, Scanning, Gain Access,
Maintaining Access, and Clearing Tracks)
○ Lab: Start Reconnaissance on a live website to gather information for hacking the website. (10 Recon Labs)
○ Tools used: browser, hacking lab (kali Linux), burp suite
● Assignment (Project):
○ Replicate the same which is done in the session and create a report in your style (unique).
○ Report must contain Vulnerability name, Vulnerability, description, Proof of concept, and Remediation (mitigation).
○ Report must be in pdf.
○ First page must contain the Program name, student name, student register number, year and branch.
○ Second page must contain a table of content.
○ Third page must contain a list of vulnerabilities found.
○ Four page headline “Vulnerability Details” and continue writing the vulnerabilities found.
Module 4: Web Security Assessments – 1 (Server Side Vulnerabilities)
● Lesson Objective:
○ Burp Suite Overview (Lab Activity Included)
○ Request and Response, Headers, Client Side, Server Side (Lab Activity Included)
○ SQL Injection (Lab Activity Included)
○ NoSQL Injection (Lab Activity Included)
○ Authentication (Lab Activity Included)
○ Path Traversal (Lab Activity Included)
○ Command Injection (Lab Activity Included)
○ Server-side Request Forgery (Lab Activity Included)
○ File Upload Vulnerabilities (Lab Activity Included)
○ Business Logic Vulnerabilities (Lab Activity Included)
○ Race Conditions (Lab Activity Included)
○ Web Cache Deception (Lab Activity Included)
● Assignment (Project):
○ Complete 3 labs, one from each vulnerability and write a report.
Module 5: Web Security Assessments – 2 (Client side vulnerabilities)
● Lesson Objective:
○ Cross-Site-Scripting (XSS) (Lab Activity Included)
○ Cross-Site Request Forgery – CSRF (Lab Activity Included)
○ WebSockets Vulnerabilities (Lab Activity Included)
● Assignment (Project):
○ Complete 3 labs, one from each vulnerability and write a report.
Module 6: Network Pentesting
● Objective:
○ Install isolated vulnerable server locally.
○ VPN and Run Remote vulnerable servers.
○ Lab: 2 Boot to Root CTFs (Attacking servers across networks and gain full access).
● Assignment (Project):
○ Create a unique report for the solved CTFs.
Module 7: Hacking AI
● Objective:
○ Learn Advanced Prompt injection Techniques
○ Make AI reveal sensitive information (Lab Activity Included)
Module 8: Draft a Report with all the components
● Objective:
○ Learn about CIA Triad (Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability).
○ Learn to calculate CVSS Base Score for a vulnerability.
○ Exercise CVSS Base Score for previously worked Vulnerabilities
○ Make an Industry standard report.
● Assessment:
○ Live Practical Website Pentesting Assessment – 2 hr
○ Q&A and Future Guidance
Bonus Module: Digital Forensics
● Objective:
○ Learn Computer Forensics & Disk Image Analysis (Lab Activity Included)
○ Learn Network Forensics & Packet Analysis (Lab Activity Included)
How can I enroll for this course?
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For any other details, Call me or Whatsapp me on +91-9133190573
Live Sessions Price:
For LIVE sessions – Offer price after discount is 190 USD 150 129 USD Or USD15000 INR 13000 INR 9900 Rupees.
Sample Course Completion Certificate:
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Course Features
- Lectures 55
- Quiz 0
- Duration 40 hours
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 0
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
- 16 Sections
- 55 Lessons
- 40 Hours
- Introduction to Cybersecurity & VAPT5
- 1.1How to take Notes
- 1.2Introduction to Cybersecurity (Offensive, Defensive), Red team, Blue team, Purple team. Career opportunities in cyber security
- 1.3Introduction to Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing (Ethical Hacking), White hat, Black hat, Grey hat
- 1.4Introduction to Lab Setup (Laptop, PC, VM, types of VM, system requirements)
- 1.5Hacker Mindset
- Linux & Networking for Hackers6
- 2.1Create Ethical Hacking Lab environment. (one place to hack everything)
- 2.2Tools Used: VMWare/VirtualBox, Kali Linux, pfsense (firewall, router)
- 2.3Linux for Hackers Overview.
- 2.4Fundamental Linux Commands required for Hacking.
- 2.5Networking for Hackers.
- 2.6Lab: 33 Practical Linux Labs (Testing your Linux Knowledge)
- Assignment2
- Phases of Ethical Hacking & Reconnaissance1
- Maintaining Access, and Clearing Tracks)2
- Assignment7
- 6.1Replicate the same which is done in the session and create a report in your style (unique).
- 6.2Report must contain Vulnerability name, Vulnerability, description, Proof of concept, and Remediation (mitigation).
- 6.3Report must be in pdf.
- 6.4First page must contain the Program name, student name, student register number, year and branch.
- 6.5Second page must contain a table of content.
- 6.6Third page must contain a list of vulnerabilities found.
- 6.7Four page headline “Vulnerability Details” and continue writing the vulnerabilities found.
- Web Security Assessments – 1 (Server Side Vulnerabilities)13
- 7.1Burp Suite Overview (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.2Burp Suite Overview (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.3Request and Response, Headers, Client Side, Server Side (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.4SQL Injection (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.5NoSQL Injection (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.6Authentication (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.7Path Traversal (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.8Command Injection (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.9Server-side Request Forgery (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.10File Upload Vulnerabilities (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.11Business Logic Vulnerabilities (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.12Race Conditions (Lab Activity Included)
- 7.13Web Cache Deception (Lab Activity Included)
- Assignment1
- Web Security Assessments – 2 (Client side vulnerabilities)3
- Assignment1
- Network Pentesting3
- Assignment1
- Hacking AI2
- Draft a Report with all the components4
- Assessment2
- Bonus Module: Digital Forensics2
