Requirements
- Computer with a minimum of 4GB ram/memory.
- Operating System: Windows / Apple Mac OS / Linux.
- Wireless adapter that supports monitor mode for WiFi hacking
Description
Welcome to this course, designed to guide you step by step into the world of ethical hacking and cybersecurity.
My name is Hicham Lamsaouri, and I will be your instructor throughout this training. To learn more about my background and experience, you can watch the Introduction video available on this page.
This course is built around a strongly practical, hands‑on approach. Rather than focusing only on theory, you will spend most of your time working through real‑world scenarios that demonstrate how common attack techniques are performed and, more importantly, how they can be detected and prevented. All demonstrations are carried out using Kali Linux and widely used, industry‑standard tools.
The course is designed for beginners with no prior experience, while also gradually advancing to more intermediate and advanced topics. You will start by learning essential cybersecurity and networking concepts, then progress to practical skills such as information gathering, Wi‑Fi security testing, social engineering, phishing techniques, and controlled access testing on Windows systems.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
My name is Hicham Lamsaouri, and I will be your instructor throughout this training. To learn more about my background and experience, you can watch the Introduction video available on this page.
This course is built around a strongly practical, hands‑on approach. Rather than focusing only on theory, you will spend most of your time working through real‑world scenarios that demonstrate how common attack techniques are performed and, more importantly, how they can be detected and prevented. All demonstrations are carried out using Kali Linux and widely used, industry‑standard tools.
The course is designed for beginners with no prior experience, while also gradually advancing to more intermediate and advanced topics. You will start by learning essential cybersecurity and networking concepts, then progress to practical skills such as information gathering, Wi‑Fi security testing, social engineering, phishing techniques, and controlled access testing on Windows systems.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Understand how real attackers think and operate
- Identify common security weaknesses in networks, systems, and user behavior
- Perform an ethical security audit in a controlled and legal environment
- Design better defenses by understanding real attack methods
Whether your goal is to become an ethical hacker, a cybersecurity analyst, or simply to better protect systems and users, this course provides a solid foundation. Ethical hacking and cybersecurity are among the most in‑demand fields today, offering strong career opportunities and long‑term growth. With enough motivation and practice, this course can help you take your first professional steps in this domain.
Course Outline :
Course Outline :
- Introduction : Overview of the course structure and objectives
- Basic Concepts : Fundamental cybersecurity terminology
- Setting Up the Lab : Installing and configuring Kali Linux and creating a safe and legal testing environment
- Information Gathering (OSINT) : Understanding how attackers profile organizations and individuals
- Network Hacking (Wi‑Fi Security Testing) : Practical demonstrations of Wi‑Fi security testing
- Vulnerability Scanning Fundamentals : Introduction to vulnerability scanners
- Gaining Access to Devices : Common techniques used to gain controlled access
- Social Engineering & Phishing : Different phishing techniques and attack vectors
- Social Media Security Testing : Common social media account security weaknesses
- Conclusion : Next steps in cybersecurity and ethical hacking
Who this course is for:
- Beginners with no prior experience
- Aspiring cybersecurity professionals
- Technology enthusiasts who want to understand how security works
- Individuals who have experimented with basic tools without formal training
- Employees and non-technical staff
- IT support personnel
- Small business owners and freelancers
- Students in related fields
- Anyone interested in ethical hacking fundamentals
