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Foundation Level Ethical Hacking Course
Learn practical ethical hacking with 98% hands-on training. This course is designed for beginners who want to understand how modern cyber attacks are performed using industry-standard techniques and engagement methods. You will learn to think like an attacker and step into advanced hacking and offsec. A strong starting point for anyone planning to become a professional ethical hacker.
From Curiosity to Exploits Your Hacking Journey Starts Here .
Fundamentals & Networking
Introduction to Computer Networking
What is an IP Address (Public vs Private, Static vs Dynamic)
IPv4 vs IPv6 (brief comparison and future relevance)
Understanding Ports & Services (foundation concept)
TCP vs UDP (basic difference, 3-way handshake simplified)
Understanding Network Layers (high-level OSI model overview)
How Websites Work (Client-Server model + DNS resolution)
Basics of Network Security (Firewall concept introduction)
Lab Setup & Linux Basics
Introduction to Linux and commonly used distributions
Command-line navigation and file system operations
Efficient handling and manipulation of files using command-line utilities
Deploying system components
Understanding file permissions and access rights
Setting up a virtual environment
Installing VirtualBox or VMware
Installation and configuration of Kali Linux
Setting up and configuring industry-standard hacking tools.
Information Gathering
- Understanding reconnaissance as the initial phase of engagement
- Differentiating passive and active intelligence collection methods
- Using OSINT methods to collect public data including deep web sources accessible information
- Mapping attack surface through domain and subdomain discovery
- Extracting actionable data from public records and breach indicators
- Harvesting contact information for profiling and social engineering preparation
- Structuring manual reconnaissance workflows prior to automation
- Introduction to automation utilities for scalable recon operations
Service Enumeration
- Understanding service enumeration as the bridge between reconnaissance and exploitation
- Identifying exposed services and mapping accessible entry points
- Gathering detailed service intelligence including versions, configurations and running technologies
- Evaluating authentication mechanisms and identifying insecure implementations
- Detecting misconfigurations and privilege exposure opportunities
- Applying structured techniques for enumerating web, network, and system services
- Converting enumeration output into actionable exploitation pathways
Network Exploitation Techniques
Understanding interception-based attack strategies
Executing Man-in-the-Middle techniques to observe and manipulate data flow
Applying DNS manipulation and redirection techniques (including DNS spoofing scenarios)
Wireless network takeover operations featuring:
Rogue access point deployment (Evil Twin)
Controlled signal interference for forced network reassociation (jamming)
Leveraging port forwarding and tunneling methods to access restricted network segments
Advanced exploitation techniques, such as:
Browser-in-the-Browser (BITB) manipulation
QRL-based session interception (where applicable)
Implementing pivoting strategies for lateral movement within internal network infrastructures
Social Engineering & Client-Side Attacks
Advanced phishing engagement using tools and custom-coded pages
Email spoofing and identity impersonation strategies
Network-based social engineering techniques such as Browser-in-the-Browser (BITB)
Understanding psychological exploitation as an initial breach vector
Identifying human-driven vulnerabilities and behavioral manipulation techniques
Deploying hardware-assisted attack strategies (HID-based interaction)
Credential and session hijacking approaches including QRL interception
Capturing user input insights through tactical keylogging methodologies
- Tracking mobile location and front Camera access through a single link
- Hiding payloads inside files using steganography for deception
Exploitation
Exploiting Windows systems using known vulnerability techniques
Gaining access through reverse connection methods
Bypassing built-in security tools such as Windows Defender
Using PowerShell frameworks to control compromised systems
Deploying Remote Access Toolkits (RAT) to maintain access
Using custom malware to access mobile devices
- Learning how ransomware works and how attackers use it
Red Team Operations and Defensive Awareness
Using red team tools for recon, scanning and exploitation
Understanding the attack flow from information gathering to access
Automating tasks to speed up operations
Controlling systems using command and control tools
Keeping access using remote methods
Learning how attackers avoid detection in a lab environment
Knowing legal limits and using techniques responsibly
Understanding how defenders detect attacks
Following ethical practices in hacking 😁
Why Choose Us
Just Hacked On will help you become a real hacking expert. We teach you real-world hacking and red teaming skills.
Our courses are affordable, taught by industry experts, and focus on practical skills—not just theory.
We don’t give you fancy certificates. Instead, we give you real skills that help you stand out.
Your Personal Mentor
At Just Hacked On, you get personal guidance in Ethical Hacking.
Founded by Abdul Ahad, a skilled Ethical Hacker from Pakistan.
We focus on one-on-one mentorship for real growth.
Learn directly from experts who’ve walked the path.
Ethical Hacking made clear, personal, and powerful.
Trusted by Learners
Thousands in Pakistan trust Just Hacked On.
Led by Abdul Ahad, known for honest, hands-on teaching.
We don’t chase trendswe build real cybersecurity talent.
Every Ethical Hacker trained here stands out.
No Fake Promises
We don’t believe in fake hype Just Hacked On delivers truth.
No useless PDFs or shortcuts.
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