🔐 Cybersecurity

Advanced Cybersecurity
Program

A 13-week project-based program delivering a complete, job-ready cybersecurity skill set — from Linux fundamentals and network security through web application pentesting, Metasploit exploitation, and career preparation.

13wks
Duration
130hrs
Total Hours
4
Projects
5d/wk
Schedule
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Beginner–Advanced
Cybersecurity
₹25,000
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13-Week Program · 130 Hours
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Hands-on Lab Environment
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3 Projects + 1 Capstone
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Completion Certificate
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Portfolio & Career Prep Included
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Lifetime Access to Content

What You'll Learn

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Linux administration & command-line proficiency
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Network analysis, scanning & vulnerability assessment
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Web application security across OWASP Top 10
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Manual & automated exploitation techniques
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Post-exploitation: privilege escalation & lateral movement
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OSINT & reconnaissance methodology
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Password attacks & cryptography fundamentals
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Professional penetration test report writing

Tools & Technologies

🐉 Kali Linux
🗺️ Nmap
🔍 OpenVAS / GVM
🦈 Wireshark
💥 Metasploit
🕵️ Burp Suite
⚡ OWASP ZAP
💉 sqlmap
🔑 Hashcat
🔑 John the Ripper
🌐 theHarvester
📡 Shodan
🎯 DVWA
🧃 Juice Shop
🖥️ Metasploitable2
🧩 TryHackMe

Week-by-Week Syllabus

Month 1 — Foundation & Network Security
Weeks 1–4 · Linux, TCP/IP, Nmap, OpenVAS
40 Hours
Week 1Cybersecurity Fundamentals & Linux Basics
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CIA Triad, threat landscape & attack surfaces
Linux file system, permissions, users & shell basics
Lab environment setup — Kali VM & DVWA
Basic risk assessment & asset classification
Mini CTF challenge on PicoCTF (beginner room)
Week 2Network Fundamentals
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TCP/IP stack, OSI model & common protocols
IPv4/IPv6, CIDR notation & subnetting
Routers, switches, firewalls, DMZ & VLANs
Wireshark — packet capture, filters & protocol dissectors
Traffic analysis lab — identify suspicious patterns in .pcap
Week 3Network Scanning & Enumeration
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Nmap scan types (-sS, -sV, -A), OS fingerprinting & NSE
OpenVAS/GVM vulnerability scanning & CVSS scoring
Banner grabbing, netcat, enum4linux — SMB/FTP/SSH
Firewall evasion basics & Nmap XML report generation
Assessment report writing: executive summary, findings, remediation
Week 4Network Assessment Project
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Rules of engagement, scope definition & methodology
Passive & active recon — Nmap, Netdiscover
Full vulnerability scan & CVE correlation
Draft & finalize Phase 1 vulnerability assessment report
Deliverable: Network Vulnerability Assessment Report
Month 2 — Web Application Security
Weeks 5–8 · OWASP, Burp Suite, SQLi, Cryptography
40 Hours
Week 5Web Application Security Basics
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HTTP/HTTPS, request/response cycle, cookies & sessions
OWASP Top 10 Part 1 — Injection, Broken Auth, XXE
OWASP Top 10 Part 2 — XSS, Broken Access Control, SSRF
OWASP Top 10 Part 3 — Insecure Components, Logging, CSRF
Burp Suite proxy setup — intercept & spider DVWA
Week 6Manual Web Testing Techniques
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SQL Injection — error-based, blind, time-based & UNION
sqlmap — extract data & dump credentials from DVWA
XSS — reflected, stored, DOM; CSP bypass basics
Authentication bypass — Burp Intruder, session hijacking, CSRF
Directory traversal & IDOR exploitation on Juice Shop
Week 7Automated Testing & Cryptography
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Burp Suite active/passive scanning & issue triage
OWASP ZAP spider, active scan & API testing
Cryptography — AES, RSA, MD5/SHA; encrypt/decrypt with OpenSSL
SSL/TLS audit using testssl.sh & SSLyze
Password attacks — Hashcat & John the Ripper
Week 8Web Application Pentest Project
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Recon — directory brute force & tech fingerprinting with Gobuster
Systematic OWASP Top 10 testing on Juice Shop
Chain 3+ vulnerabilities; document impact with PoC
Draft & finalize Phase 2 web pentest report
Deliverable: Web Application Penetration Test Report
Month 3 — Offensive Operations & Career Prep
Weeks 9–13 · OSINT, Metasploit, Post-Exploitation, Capstone
50 Hours
Week 9Penetration Testing Methodology & OSINT
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PTES framework — black/grey/white box, legal considerations
Passive OSINT — Shodan, Google dorking, WHOIS, cert transparency
Active OSINT — theHarvester, Maltego, metadata extraction with Exiftool
Social engineering concepts — phishing, pretexting, GoPhish
Produce target reconnaissance report
Week 10Exploitation with Metasploit
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Metasploit modules — exploits, payloads, auxiliary, encoders
Exploitation basics — staged vs stageless payloads, LHOST/LPORT
Exploit Metasploitable2 — ms08-067, vsftpd vulnerability
Meterpreter — session management, hashdump, pivoting
Complete 3 Metasploit exploits on TryHackMe beginner room
Week 11Post-Exploitation Techniques
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Linux privilege escalation — SUID, cron jobs, sudo misconfig, LinPEAS
Windows privilege escalation — token impersonation, WinPEAS
Persistence, backdoors & lateral movement — pass-the-hash
Covering tracks, evidence handling & chain of custody
Mini full pentest simulation — recon through post-exploitation
Week 12Capstone — Full Security Assessment
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Capstone scope definition & attack surface planning
Full recon — OSINT + active scanning on isolated lab
Exploitation — chaining web & network vulnerabilities
Post-exploitation — achieve domain/root, document full attack chain
Evidence collection — screenshots, log exports & artifact organization
Week 13Portfolio, Reporting & Career Preparation
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Write full capstone penetration test report
GitHub portfolio — upload all 3 project reports & writeups
ATS-optimized cybersecurity resume & LinkedIn update
Certification roadmap — Security+, eJPT, CEH, OSCP
Mock technical interview & final project demo
🏆 Final Capstone Project

Conduct a complete, end-to-end penetration test on an isolated lab environment — covering reconnaissance, exploitation, post-exploitation, and professional report writing. This capstone mirrors real-world engagements and forms the centrepiece of your portfolio.

🌐 OSINT Recon
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🗺️ Nmap Scan
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💥 Metasploit
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🕵️ Burp Suite
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🔑 Post-Exploit
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📄 Pentest Report

Certification Pathway

# Certification Focus Area Level
1 CompTIA Security+ Broad cybersecurity fundamentals Beginner
2 eJPT (eLearnSecurity) Junior penetration testing Beginner–Inter.
3 CEH (EC-Council) Ethical hacking methodology Intermediate
4 OSCP (Offensive Security) Hands-on offensive operations Advanced
📋 Prerequisites
Basic computer literacy & comfort with command-line
Fundamental understanding of networks & the internet
Machine capable of running 2 VMs (8 GB RAM recommended)
Commitment to 2 focused hours/day, 5 days/week
🎯 Career Outcomes
✓Penetration Tester / Ethical Hacker
✓Security Analyst
✓Vulnerability Assessment Engineer
✓Bug Bounty Hunter
✓Junior SOC Analyst
📦 What You'll Build
📋Network Vulnerability Assessment Report
🌐Web Application Penetration Test Report
🏆Full Penetration Test Report (Capstone)
🐙Professional GitHub Portfolio
💼ATS-Optimized Resume & Career Materials
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