Ultimate Ethical Hacking Certification: CSEH + CEH
By Skilific .
Master ethical hacking skills to secure systems and earn dual certifications. Equip yourself to combat cyber threats effectively and excel in the cybersecurity field.
By Skilific .
Master ethical hacking skills to secure systems and earn dual certifications. Equip yourself to combat cyber threats effectively and excel in the cybersecurity field.
Dual Certification
324 Lectures
Study at your own pace with hands-on lessons designed for real-world application.
Learn at your own pace with unlimited access to course materials anytime, anywhere.
Earn a recognized certificate to showcase your skills and enhance your resume.
Cyber threats are evolving—are you ready to defend against them? This comprehensive Ethical Hacking and Cybersecurity course equips you with the skills to identify, exploit, and secure vulnerabilities in modern systems.
You'll gain hands-on experience in penetration testing, network security, OSINT, Linux, Wireshark, and more—all essential tools for ethical hackers. Whether you're a beginner or an IT professional looking to specialize in cybersecurity, this course provides a structured path to success.
By the end, you'll be fully prepared to earn two globally recognized certifications: Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) and CompTIA Security+, opening doors to high-paying cybersecurity roles.
Start your journey today and become a certified ethical hacker!
1. Being an Ethical Hacker
1. Mastering Boot Starting Firmware Interfaces
2. File Allocation Tables
1. Creating our Ethical Hacking Lab
2. Getting Started
3. Installing Virtual Machines
4. Installing Kali
5. Installing Metasploitable
1. What is network protocol and what it does
2. Layers of TCPIP Model
3. How emails sent and received over internet
4. PDU Explained
5. Basic Use of Switch and Data Transmission
6. 2 Networks Talking with Router in Middle
1. Introduction to Section and Fundamentals of Media Control Filtering
2. Linux WAP and Bypassing Mac Filtering
1. Introduction to Passive Information Gathering
2. What is Cybercrime
3. Three Types of Cybercrime
4. Examples to Cybercrime
5. What is Cyber Security
6. Firewalls
7. Windows Firewall
8. DMZ
9. VPN
1. Introduction to Section
2. Why is VulnScanning is BAD
1. Introduction to Passive Information Gathering
2. Differences Between Recon and Footprinting
3. Understanding Passive Information Gathering and OSINT
4. Introduction to OSINT
5. Principles of Recon
6. Offensive OSINT
7. Using SBLSTR for Finding Subdomains
8. USUFY as Osint Tool
9. Finding Deleted WebPages
10. THRVSTR as Osint Tool
11. Reverse Image Search
12. GHDB
13. GHDB Part 2
1. The History of Storage Media
2. Magnetic Tape Drives
3. Floppy Disks
4. Optical Storage Media
5. DVD
6. Blu-ray
1. Flash Storage Media
2. USB Flash Drives
3. Flash Memory Card
1. Hard Disk Drives (HDD)
2. Solid State Drives (SSD)
1. Understanding Linux Commands and Pipes
2. What is a Command
3. Pipeline example -1
4. Weird LS Command
5. Different Linux Commands using with Pipe
1. Understanding key concepts
2. Finding Helpful manuals
3. Linux Directories
4. Linux Directories - Part 2
1. The bridge between You and Shell
1. LS Command
2. RD vs APD
3. Filtering LS
4. CP Command
5. Tab Auto-completion
6. SYM AND HRD Link Files
7. Manipulating Files
1. Introduction to Shell and Expansion
2. Arithmetic Expressions with Shell
3. Automating Folder Creation with Shell
4. Quoting in Shell
1. Introduction to Permissions in Linux
2. Differences between UID, GID and Shadow
3. File and Dir Permissions
4. Examples with File Permissions
5. After this video you-ll understand all LINUX Permissions
6. Chmod
1. Fundamentals of Processes in System
2. The Magic with PS Aux Command
3. The Magic with TOP Command
4. Foreground and Background Processes
5. From Background to Foreground
6. The Tutorial with Linux Process Signals
1. Introduction to Packet Management Systems
2. Why we need package management tools
3. Package Management in Linux - Final
1. The main goal and importance of Network Security
2. 3 Main Ways to Make your Network Stronger
3. A Chain is no stronger than its weakest link
4. What is Network Maps in Cyber Security
1. Main Guidelines for Network Security
2. Analysis to Consider and Action Priority
3. Threat Modeling
1. Trcrt command
2. Networking with Linux
1. Linux - Filesystem Part 1
2. Linux - Filesystem Part 2
3. Linux - Logging and Remaining Stealthy
4. Linux Creating our own Web Server
1. Linux - Working With Archive Files 1
2. Linux - Working With Archive Files 2
1. Linux Working With Files - Part 1
2. Linux Working With Files - Part 2
1. Working with Processes - Part 1
2. Linux Filtering Processes
3. Working With Processes - Part 2
4. Working with Processes - Part 3
1. User Enviroment Variable Introduction
2. Changing Enviroment Variables
3. Editing and Creating New Variables
1. Fundamentals of Linux Introduction
2. Dealing With Files
4. Linux Mac Adress Spoofing
5. Changing DNS in Linux
6. Manipulating Hosts File
3. Linux Network Manipulation - Part 1
1. Linux APT Part 1
2. Linux APT Part 2
1. TCP-IP - Part 1
2. TCP-IP - Part 2
3. TCP-IP - Part 3
4. TCP-IP - Part 4
5. TCP-IP - Part 5
1. What is Wireshark and What you-ll learn in this section
2. Introduction to Interface and Important Shortcuts
3. The Importance of Promiscuous Mode
4. Displaying the Captured Data and Plugins
1. Passive Capture and Wireshark
2. Active and Passive Capture
1. Unlocking the Secrets of Network Traffic Unleash the Power of Wireshark!
2. Power Trio Exploring IDS, ACLs, and Firewalls for Network Securiy
3. Wireshark-s Capture Power Dive into Live Traffic Analysis with Live Filters
4. Decoding Signal Types Unveiling the Language of Communication
1. Beginning to use Wireshark Display Filters
2. Learning TCP States
1. The Anatomy of Android System Architecture
1. Introduction to Information Gathering
2. DNS Info Gathering
3. Maltego - Part 1
4. Reconnaissance and Footprinting
1. Nmap-s Network Scanning Capabilities
2. Beginning to Using NSE Scripts
3. Port scanning on Servers
4. Port scanning techniques and Interface Selection
5. Targeting and Excluding Networks with CIDR
6. Nmap Operating System Detection
7. Random Port Scanning and Legal Issues
1. Unique Techniques that you-ll learn in this section
2. Advanced TCP ACK and SYN Scan
3. Advanced ICMP
1. Introduction to Reconnaissance
2. IP Geolocation and WhoIS using Nmap
3. Graphical Traceroute
1. Explanation and What Skills you-ll earn in this section
2. Scanning HTTP Methods and Potential Risks
3. Searching for Digital Gold in the Web Server Maze
1. Web Application Firewall and IPS Detection
1. Why C__ Is Important for Ethical Hacking
2. A1 - CPP Newlines,Tabs and Spaces
3. A1 - Initializers in CPP
4. A2 - CPP Writing Styles
5. A3 - Statements and Expressions, RVALUE and LVALUE
6. A4 - Comma
7. A5 - Types and Variables
8. A6 - Literals in CPP
9. A7 - Defining Constants
10. A8 - Const Expressions
11. Beginning to Pointers
12. A11 - Namespaces in CPP
13. A12 - Scoping Variables and Static Keyword
14. Conditional Statements
1. A1 - Types in CPP - Binary, Octal and Hex
2. A2 - Floating Point types in CPP - Float, Double, Long Double
3. A3 - Char types in CPP
4. A4 - Enum Types
5. A4 - Boolean Types and Comparison Operators
6. A5 - Void Type and Void Function
7. A6 - 1 Operators 101
8. A7 - Default Values in CPP
9. A1 - Switch Statement with ENUM
10. A2 - Conditional Statements in CPP
11. A3 - For Loop
12. A4 - Continue Keyword
13. A5 - Do-While Loop
14. A6 - Goto
1. A1 - POD Data Classes
2. A2 - Unions in CPP
3. A3 - Methods in Struct
4. A4 - Access Controls in CPP
5. A5 - Classes and Initializing Class Member
6. A6 - Constructors
7. A7 - Destructors in CPP
8. A8 - Initializers in CPP
9. 11 - Pointers in CPP
10. A1 - C__ Beginning to Pointers
11. A2 - Dereference Operator in CPP
12. A3 - Pointers and Arrays
13. B2 - nullptr
14. B3 - Pointer arithmetic in CPP
15. C1 - Arrays out of bounds and Deallocating Pointers=
16. C2 - Consts and Casts with Pointers
17. C3 - Allocating Memory
18. C4 - Allocating memory as arrays
19. C5 - Lifetime of Memory
1. A1 - STL, Vectors and Arrays
2. A1 - References
3. A2 - Example Project With References
4. A3 - Code Example with AUTO, TUPLE and FOR LOOP
5. A4 - Range Based for Loop
6. A1 - Pointers in Practice
7. A2 - Pointers in Practice - Part 2
8. A3 - Pointers in Practice - Part 3
9. A4- Pointers in Practice - Part 4
1. A1 - Introduction to Functions
2. A2 - Functions - Part 1
3. A3 - Functions - Part 2
4. A4 - Functions - Part 3
5. A5 - Functions - Part 4
6. A6 - Functions - Part 5
7. A7 - Functions - Part 6
8. A8 - Functions - Part 7
1. A1 - Introduction to Basic CPP Programming
3. A3 - Developing main Function and using static_cast
4. A1 - Introduction to ADT
5. A2 - Creating ADT Class and using Constructors
6. A3 - Virtual Methods and Overriding from Class
7. A4 - Controlling Copy Operations with ADT
8. A1 - Starting with Templates
9. A2 - Class Templates in CPP
10. A1 - Introduction to STL
11. A2 - Algorithm Analysis
12. A3 - Scenario Analysis
13. A4 - Developing Main
14. A5 - Factorial Method
15. A1 - Understanding Arrays
16. A2 - Manipulating Arrays
17. A3 - Starting with Array Pointers
18. A4 - Pointer Increment vs Array Indexing
19. A1 - Creating List ADT
20. A2 - Developing Get and Insert Methods
21. A3 - Developing Search and Remove Methods
22. A4 - Testing ADT List
23. A1 - Node and Chaining Example
24. A2 - Creating and Chaining nodes with Different data types
25. A1 - Creating Custom Linked List
26. A2 - Get Method
27. A3 - Developing InsertHead, InsertTail and Insert Methods
28. A4 - Developing Search Operation
29. A4 - Removing Items
3. A3 - Customizing pgAdmin
1. Preparing Environment in 16 Mins
2. A2 - Starting with PostgreSQL
4. A4 - Creating our First database and Adding Tables
5. A5 - Creating our First database and Adding Tables Part 2
1. A1 - Adding Data into Tables
2. A2 - Starting with Select Keyword
3. A3 - Order by
4. A4 - Magic with WHERE and Operators
5. A5 - Learning Logical Operation in SQL
1. A1 - Basic Datatypes in SQL
2. A2 - Char and Text Types in Practice and Exporting TXT Files
3. A3 - Integers in SQL
4. A4 - Other ways to use INCREMENT
5. A5 - Floating Point Numbers and Their Disadvantages
1. A1 - UTC, Dates and Times in SQL
2. A2 - Timestamp with Timezone Interval
1. First Steps in Python
2. Defining Variable Names
3. Misspelling and Finding Errors in Variable Names
4. String Manipulation
5. Format String in Python
6. String Manipulation Functions
7. String Manipulation Functions - Part 2
1. Integers and Floats in Python
2. Floats and Constants in Python
3. Comments in Kotlin
1. List Indexes in Python
2. F Strings with Lists
3. Appending to Lists
4. Removing an Item from Specific Index
5. Popping an Item from List
6. Del vs Pop at Removing Items
7. Removing Method
8. More List Methods
9. Preparing for Next Section
1. Understanding Philosophy behind loop
2. Loops and Indentations
3. Possible Errors with Loops
4. Using Range and Loops Together
5. Slices in with Lists and Loops
6. A6 - Using Slices vs Vars for Copying List
7. Tuples vs Lists in Python
1. Introduction to Conditions
2. If Else with Example
3. If Statement and Introduction to Expressions
4. If, Elif, Else
1. Installing SCPY
2. Basic TCP Client for Beginners
1. Installing Metasploit
2. Metasploit Basics - Part 1
3. Metasploit Basics - Part 2
4. Metasploit Basics - Part 3
5. Running NMAP in Metasploit and Port Scanning
6. Metasploit Passive Information Gathering - Part 1
7. Metasploit - Finding Subdomains
8. Metasploit - TCP Port Scanning
9. Metasploit - TCP SYN Port Scanning
10. Metasploit - Passive Information Gathering - Part 2
11. Metasploit - Version Detection
12. DONE
1. Introduction to Volatility Framework
2. Downloading and Installing Volatility
3. Downloading and Unrar Sample Images for Volatility
4. Volatility Plugins - Part 1
5. Volatility Plugins Part 2 - Network Analysis
6. Network Analysis
7. DLL Analysis
8. Volatility Registry Analysis
9. Password Extraction and Timeliner Plugin
10. Volatility Plugins Part 3
11. Analysis of the Malware Using Volatility
12. DLL and Memory Dump using Volatility
13. EXE Dump and Last lecture of section
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