Advanced Tech Workshop Series 2025

Session 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking and Cybersecurity

● Overview of ethical hacking

● Understanding the role of cybersecurity in protecting individuals and organizations

● Different types of hackers

● Scope and limitations of ethical hacking

Session 2: Footprinting and Reconnaissance

● Information gathering techniques

● Understanding OSINT

● WHOIS lookup

● Social engineering for reconnaissance

● Hands-on exercises and demonstrations

Session 3: Scanning and Enumeration

● Network scanning techniques

● TCP and UDP scanning background

● Port scanning

● Service enumeration

● Vulnerability identification with Nmap

Session 4: Mobile Application Analysis

● Root detection and SSL pinning concepts

● Bypass root detection and SSL pinning in mobile apps

● Static analysis of Android apps

● Android app dynamic analysis and attacks using Burp Suite

Session 5: Vulnerability Assessment

● Importance of vulnerability assessment

● Tools for vulnerability scanning

● Common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs)

● Hands-on exercise: Conducting a basic network scan and vulnerability assessment

Session 6: Exploitation and post-exploitation

● Malware and exploits

● Metasploit Framework

● Privilege escalation techniques (Windows and Linux)

● Post-exploitation techniques

● Pivoting concept

Day 2: Advanced Penetration Testing Techniques

Session 7: Web application attacks

● Burp Suite configuration and basics of web request and response

● Intro to web app bug bounty

● Offensive web application attacks

● SQL injection

● File upload vulnerabilities

● Web app business logic bypass

● Authentication attacks

● Broken access controls in web apps

● HTML injection and Cross site scripting

● Phishing user data via vulnerable web apps

● OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities

● CSRF, XSS and SSRF

● Authentication and Access Control Vulnerabilities

● Hands-on exercise: Exploiting a vulnerable web application

Session 8: Mobile Application Security

● Connecting mobile device to Burp proxy

● Common mobile app vulnerabilities

● Basics of SSL pinning

● Reverse engineering mobile apps

● Securing mobile applications

● Hands-on exercise: Assessing the security of a mobile application

Session 9: Wireless Network Security

● Types of wireless networks

● Wi-Fi encryption protocols

● Wireless security threats

● Hands-on exercise: Wireless network attacks

Session 10: CTF (Capture the Flag) Challenges for Students

● Intro to CTF challenges and live CTF solving session

● Live demonstrations and hands-on exercises with CTF labs

● CTF lab setup

● CTF challenges for student batches

Session 11: Cybersecurity Best Practices

● Intro to SIEM and incident response

● Legal aspects of ethical hacking

● Continuous monitoring and improvement

● Building a career in ethical hacking

● Hands-on exercise: Building a basic incident response plan

Additionally, topics like IOT hacking concepts, Software Defined Radio (SDR), etc., will be discussed with students. The workshop will be interactive and include practical exercises, demonstrations, and hands-on labs to engage the students and provide them with real-world experiences in ethical hacking and cybersecurity along with career guidance. 

Professional Networking

Connect with industry experts and fellow professionals

Stay updated with the latest tools, trends and hiring insights

Certification

All participants will receive a globally recognised hardcopy Certificate of Participation.

Lunch included for both days during the workshop.

Eligibility:

Open to working professionals, final year students, and learners from any stream:

B.Tech, B.E., M.B.B.S., BCA, MCA, MS, MD, B.Sc IT, M.Sc IT, Biomedical, Bio-Technology, BBA, MBA, B.A., hobbyists and more.