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Cybersecurity Engineer

"Learn to think like an attacker, defend like a professional — hands-on, no theory-only."

About This Program

Cybersecurity isn't certifications and firewalls. It's understanding exactly how systems get broken. This program covers both offense and defense. You'll run real penetration tests, write professional security reports, and work on a shared infrastructure target. The skills you build are what security employers actually test for in technical interviews.

Program Details

Duration
10–12 Weeks
Focus
Pen Testing & Defense

What You'll Work On

✓ Set up your Kali Linux environment and understand the lab target infrastructure

✓ Own your assigned phase — recon, scanning, exploitation or post-exploitation

✓ Conduct information gathering using OSINT tools

✓ Run vulnerability scans and document every finding with severity ratings

✓ Attempt controlled exploitation on vulnerable systems

✓ Document post-exploitation findings

✓ Write professional penetration testing report — findings, risk ratings, remediation

✓ Present findings to the team — mentor reviews full report

What You'll Learn

✓ Cybersecurity fundamentals — threats, attack vectors

✓ Networking — TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP, firewalls

✓ Linux for security professionals

✓ Reconnaissance and OSINT techniques

✓ Vulnerability scanning and assessment

✓ Web application security — OWASP Top 10, SQLi, XSS

✓ Ethical hacking methodology — all phases of a pen test

✓ Password attacks and credential security

✓ Cryptography — encryption, hashing

✓ Professional penetration testing report writing

Tools & Tech Stack

OS: Kali Linux, Ubuntu
Scanning: Nmap, Nikto, OpenVAS
Exploitation: Metasploit Framework
Web Testing: Burp Suite, OWASP
Network: Wireshark
OSINT: Maltego, Shodan

Career Paths

Security Analyst
Pen Tester
SOC Analyst
Security Engineer
Forensics Analyst
CISO

What Makes This Different

You write real Solidity, debug real failures, deal with real gas issues. Every concept is practiced on real lab environments — not simulations. The report you write follows exact formats used by penetration testing firms. That's the depth most programs never reach.

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