2-Day Hands-On Workshop With Globally Recognized Certification

Duration: 2 Days (14–16 Hours)

Note: Stay is also available for students only from 16 years onwards on sharing basis inside the campus from Atmos Bits Hyderabad.

Eligibility: Open to all, including B.Tech, B.E., BCA, MCA, B.Sc IT, M.Sc IT, MBBS, MS, MD, Biomedical, Biotechnology, BBA, MBA, B.A., and hobbyists from all backgrounds.

Day 1: Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security Fundamentals

Session 1: Introduction to Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security

• Overview of ethical hacking

• Role of cybersecurity in protecting individuals and organizations

• Different types of hackers

• Scope and limitations of ethical hacking

Session 2: Footprinting & Reconnaissance

• Information-gathering techniques

• Understanding OSINT

• WHOIS lookup

• Social engineering concepts for reconnaissance

• Hands-on exercises and demonstrations

Session 3: Scanning & Enumeration

• Network scanning techniques

• TCP and UDP scanning fundamentals

• Port scanning

• Service enumeration

• Vulnerability identification using Nmap

Session 4: Mobile Application Analysis

• Root detection and SSL pinning concepts

• Understanding techniques used to assess root detection and SSL pinning

• Static analysis of Android applications

• Dynamic analysis of Android applications using Burp Suite

Session 5: Vulnerability Assessment

• Importance of vulnerability assessment

• Tools for vulnerability scanning

• Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs)

• Hands-on exercise: Basic network scanning and vulnerability assessment

Session 6: Exploitation & Post-Exploitation

• Malware and exploits

• Metasploit Framework

• Privilege escalation techniques in Windows and Linux environments

• Post-exploitation concepts

• Pivoting concepts

Day 2: Advanced Penetration Testing Techniques

Session 7: Web Application Security

• Burp Suite configuration and web request/response fundamentals

• Introduction to web application bug bounty

• Web application security testing

• SQL injection

• File upload vulnerabilities

• Web application business logic vulnerabilities

• Authentication attacks

• Broken access controls

• HTML injection and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

• OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities

• CSRF, XSS, and SSRF

• Authentication and access control vulnerabilities

• Hands-on exercise: Assessing a vulnerable web application

Session 8: Mobile Application Security

• Connecting a mobile device to Burp Proxy

• Common mobile application vulnerabilities

• SSL pinning fundamentals

• Reverse engineering concepts for mobile applications

• Mobile application security practices

• 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 security assessment

Session 10: CTF Challenges

• Introduction to Capture the Flag (CTF) challenges

• Live CTF solving sessions

• Demonstrations and hands-on exercises with CTF labs

• CTF lab setup

• Challenges designed for student batches

Session 11: Cybersecurity Best Practices

• Introduction to SIEM and incident response

• Legal aspects of ethical hacking

• Continuous monitoring and security improvement

• Building a career in ethical hacking

• Hands-on exercise: Creating a basic incident response plan

Additional Topics

The workshop will also cover introductory concepts related to:

• IoT security and hacking concepts

• Software Defined Radio (SDR)

• Emerging areas of cybersecurity

Workshop Experience

The workshop combines interactive sessions, practical exercises, demonstrations, and hands-on labs to provide participants with exposure to real-world cybersecurity and ethical hacking scenarios.

Participants will also receive career guidance covering learning paths, industry roles, and opportunities in ethical hacking and cybersecurity.