Complete Bug Hunting and Freelancing Course

Complete Bug Hunting and Freelancing Course

Duration: 90 Days

Schedule: Monday to Saturday

Timing: 4 PM to 6 PM (IST)

Fee: ₹999 (refundable)

Contact: For inquiries, text only at   +91 9942216365

Course Description

This comprehensive course is designed for aspiring ethical hackers and bug hunters who wish to turn their skills into a profitable freelancing career. Over 100+ hours of interactive classes, you will learn the fundamentals of bug hunting, the latest tools and techniques, and how to navigate the world of freelancing in cybersecurity.

Key Highlights:

• Expert Instructors: Learn from industry experts with real-world experience in bug hunting and cybersecurity.
• Hands-On Training: Engage in practical sessions that will help you understand vulnerabilities, exploit them, and report them effectively.
• Freelancing Insights: Gain knowledge on how to market your skills, build a portfolio, and find clients in the bug bounty space.
• Refundable Fee: The course fee is fully refundable, ensuring your investment is risk-free.
• Job Opportunities: Completion of this course equips you with the necessary skills to start making money through bug hunting and freelancing.

🛑 Limited Seats: Only 20 seats available, so enroll and book your spot as soon as possible!

Enroll Now! Text 9340654498 to join and secure your place in this exciting journey towards a rewarding career in bug hunting and cybersecurity!

Here’s a detailed Bug Hunting and Ethical Hacking Course structured into 30 modules, with each module designed to provide in-depth knowledge and practical skills for aspiring ethical hackers and bug hunters.

Course Modules:

Module 1: Introduction to Bug Hunting and Ethical Hacking

• Overview of Bug Bounty programs and how they work.
• The importance of ethics in bug hunting.
• Legal considerations and responsible disclosure.
• Tools of the trade: Introduction to Bug bounty platforms (HackerOne, Bugcrowd, etc.).

Module 2: Understanding Web Application Security

• Basics of web applications and how they function.
• Common vulnerabilities found in web applications.
• Introduction to the OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities.

Module 3: Setting Up the Environment

• Installing and configuring virtual machines for testing.
• Setting up essential penetration testing tools (Burp Suite, ZAP, etc.).
• Introduction to Kali Linux and its tools.

Module 4: Reconnaissance Techniques

• Differences between passive and active reconnaissance.
• Using tools like Nmap, Recon-ng, and Sublist3r for information gathering.
• Automated vs manual reconnaissance techniques.

Module 5: Information Gathering & Target Enumeration

• Identifying assets and attack surfaces of a target.
• DNS enumeration and subdomain brute-forcing techniques.
• Discovering technologies used on the target (Wappalyzer, BuiltWith).

Module 6: Exploring OWASP Top 10 - Injection Attacks

• Detailed study of SQL Injection (SQLi) and its variants.
• Understanding Command Injection and XML External Entities (XXE) attacks.
• Automation of Blind SQL Injection with sqlmap.

Module 7: Cross-Site Scripting (XSS)

• Differences between reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS.
• Techniques for identifying and exploiting XSS vulnerabilities.
• Crafting XSS payloads and bypassing filters.

Module 8: Broken Authentication and Session Management

• Deep dive into authentication mechanisms and their weaknesses.
• Techniques for session hijacking and exploiting authentication vulnerabilities.
• Overview of brute-forcing and credential stuffing attacks.

Module 9: Security Misconfigurations

• Common misconfigurations in web applications and servers.
• Exploiting directory listings, default credentials, and error message disclosures.
• Best practices for hardening web servers and applications.

Module 10: File Upload Vulnerabilities

• Techniques for bypassing file upload restrictions.
• Identifying file inclusion vulnerabilities (LFI, RFI).
• Remote code execution through malicious file uploads.

Module 11: Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF)

• Understanding the mechanics of CSRF attacks.
• Identifying vulnerabilities and crafting CSRF exploits.
• Defending against CSRF attacks.

Module 12: Insecure Deserialization

• Overview of deserialization processes in applications.
• Techniques for identifying insecure deserialization vulnerabilities.
• Exploiting deserialization bugs for Remote Code Execution (RCE).

Module 13: Exploiting Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF)

• Introduction to SSRF and its impact on applications.
• Identifying internal services and resources susceptible to SSRF.
• Techniques for SSRF exploitation and mitigation strategies.

Module 14: Business Logic Flaws

• Understanding the role of business logic in web applications.
• Identifying and exploiting business logic vulnerabilities.
• Real-world examples of business logic exploits and their impacts.

Module 15: API Testing and Security

• Introduction to API architectures (REST, GraphQL).
• Common vulnerabilities found in APIs.
• Techniques for testing API endpoints for security flaws.
• Automating API testing with tools like Postman and Burp Suite.

Module 16: Mobile Application Security Testing

• Introduction to security in mobile applications (Android/iOS).
• Setting up testing environments for mobile apps.
• Techniques for reverse engineering APK files.
• Identifying vulnerabilities in mobile applications.

Module 17: Fuzzing Techniques

• What is fuzzing and its significance in security testing?
• Using fuzzing tools (Burp Intruder, wfuzz) to identify vulnerabilities.
• Input validation vulnerabilities identified through fuzzing.

Module 18: Advanced Burp Suite Techniques

• Mastering the various modules of Burp Suite (Intruder, Repeater, Extender).
• Writing custom extensions for Burp Suite to enhance functionality.
• Automating tasks using Burp Suite's API for efficiency.

Module 19: Exploiting Server-Side Vulnerabilities

• Common server-side vulnerabilities (e.g., Path Traversal, File Inclusion).
• Techniques for exploiting logic flaws and race conditions on the server side.
• Bypassing security mechanisms such as firewalls.

Module 20: Privilege Escalation Techniques

• Understanding privilege escalation and its importance in hacking.
• Identifying various privilege escalation vectors.
• Techniques for exploiting misconfigurations on Linux and Windows systems.

Module 21: Client-Side Vulnerabilities

• Introduction to client-side security issues.
• Testing for and exploiting clickjacking and CORS misconfigurations.
• Utilizing browser developer tools for effective client-side testing.

Module 22: Reporting Bugs Effectively

• Writing clear and professional bug reports.
• Providing detailed reproduction steps and impact analysis.
• Best practices for communicating with security teams.

Module 23: Automating Bug Hunting with Scripting

• Basics of Python for bug hunters.
• Creating scripts to automate testing tasks.
• Using tools like Selenium for automated security testing.

Module 24: Real-World Case Studies

• Analysis of well-known bug bounty reports and lessons learned.
• Understanding complex vulnerabilities and their impacts through case studies.
• Discussing strategies that could have prevented these vulnerabilities.

Module 25: Advanced Techniques and Future Trends

• Introduction to 0-day vulnerability hunting.
• Understanding memory corruption bugs and advanced binary exploitation.
• Exploring the role of machine learning in cybersecurity.
• Preparing for the future of bug hunting (AI, IoT, blockchain security).

Module 26: Security Metrics and Reporting

• Understanding key security metrics in bug hunting.
• How to present findings effectively to stakeholders.
• Using metrics to improve security postures and response strategies.

Module 27: Threat Modeling

• Introduction to threat modeling concepts and methodologies.
• How to identify potential threats in applications.
• Creating threat models to guide bug hunting efforts.

Module 28: Building a Bug Hunting Portfolio

• How to document and present your bug hunting experiences.
• Building a professional portfolio to showcase your skills.
• Engaging with the cybersecurity community through blogs and forums.

Module 29: Engaging with the Cybersecurity Community

• Importance of networking in cybersecurity.
• Participating in Capture The Flag (CTF) events and forums.
• Collaborating with others to improve bug hunting skills.

Module 30: Final Project and Certification

• Capstone project to demonstrate skills acquired throughout the course.
• Final assessment to evaluate understanding and application of concepts.
• Awarding of certificates upon successful completion of the course and project.
  

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