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The Complete Ethical Hacking Bootcamp

Hack and secure systems like a professional — a hands-on, lab-driven journey from networking and Linux fundamentals to recon, exploitation, web and OWASP Top 10, privilege escalation, Active Directory, cloud, and blue-team defense.

3.8 (81 ratings) Created by Kai Andersson
Advanced 161 lessons 30h 11m Updated Jun 2026 English
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What you'll learn

Build and operate a safe, isolated penetration-testing lab
Run a full assessment lifecycle: recon, scanning, vulnerability analysis, controlled exploitation, privilege escalation, and reporting
Use the core professional toolset (Nmap, Burp Suite, Metasploit, Hydra, Hashcat, and more) confidently and ethically
Find and explain the OWASP Top 10 web vulnerabilities and how to remediate them
Attack and defend Active Directory, wireless networks, cloud environments, and mobile/API targets
Understand the defensive blue-team side — detection, hardening, and incident response
Write a professional security report and speak the language of CVE/CVSS, OWASP, and risk

This course includes

30h 11m of on-demand content
161 lessons across 26 sections
Access on mobile and desktop
Certificate of completion
Lifetime access
Curriculum

Course content

26 sections · 161 lessons · 30h 11m

What Is Ethical Hacking? Preview 12 min
Building a Hacker Mindset 13 min
Section Quiz · Course Introduction 16 min

How Networks Work 11 min
The TCP/IP & OSI Models 12 min
Common Protocols 12 min
IP Addressing & Subnetting 13 min
Ports and Services 11 min
Section Quiz · Networking Fundamentals 20 min

Introduction to Linux 11 min
The Linux File System 12 min
Essential Linux Commands 12 min
Users & Permission Management 13 min
Process Management 12 min
Bash Scripting Basics 13 min
Package Management 12 min
Python & Automation for Hackers 13 min
Section Quiz · Linux for Ethical Hackers 32 min

Virtualization Basics 12 min
Installing Virtual Machines 12 min
Building an Isolated Lab Network 13 min
Safe Testing Practices 12 min
Snapshots & Recovery 12 min
Section Quiz · Setting Up a Hacking Lab 20 min

Why Cryptography Matters 12 min
Symmetric & Asymmetric Encryption 14 min
Hashing & Integrity 13 min
TLS, Certificates & PKI 14 min
Section Quiz · Cryptography Fundamentals 12 min

Reconnaissance Overview 11 min
Passive Reconnaissance 13 min
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) 14 min
Google Dorking 12 min
Domain & Subdomain Enumeration 13 min
Email Intelligence 12 min
Metadata Analysis 12 min
Section Quiz · Information Gathering & Recon 13 min

Host Discovery 12 min
Port Scanning Concepts 14 min
Service & Version Enumeration 13 min
Banner Grabbing 11 min
OS Fingerprinting 12 min
Vulnerability Identification 13 min
Section Quiz · Network Scanning & Enumeration 13 min

Understanding Vulnerabilities 12 min
CVE & CVSS 14 min
Risk Assessment 13 min
Vulnerability Scanning 14 min
False Positives & Validation 12 min
Prioritizing Findings 12 min
Section Quiz · Vulnerability Assessment 13 min

The Human Attack Surface 14 min
Phishing, Vishing & Smishing 15 min
Running an Authorized Phishing Simulation 15 min
Physical & Defensive Measures 14 min
Section Quiz · Social Engineering & Phishing 14 min

How Web Applications Work 13 min
Authentication Systems 14 min
Session Management 13 min
Access Control 13 min
Input Validation 16 min
Common Web Vulnerabilities 14 min
Section Quiz · Web Application Security 14 min

Introduction to OWASP 12 min
A01: Broken Access Control 14 min
A02: Cryptographic Failures 14 min
A03: Injection 15 min
A04: Insecure Design 13 min
A05: Security Misconfiguration 14 min
A06: Vulnerable and Outdated Components 13 min
A07: Identification and Authentication Failures 14 min
A08: Software and Data Integrity Failures 14 min
A09: Security Logging and Monitoring Failures 13 min
A10: Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) 14 min
Section Quiz · OWASP Top 10 (2021) 14 min

Exploitation Concepts 13 min
Introduction to Metasploit 14 min
Exploiting a Known Vulnerability (Network) 14 min
Exploiting Web Vulnerabilities 14 min
Post-Exploitation Basics 13 min
Section Quiz · Exploitation Fundamentals 12 min

Password Security Fundamentals 13 min
Password Storage 13 min
Multi-Factor Authentication 13 min
Password Attacks 14 min
Credential Best Practices 13 min
Section Quiz · Authentication & Password Security 12 min

Privilege Escalation Concepts 12 min
Linux Privilege Escalation 14 min
Windows Privilege Escalation 14 min
Defending Against Privilege Escalation 13 min
Section Quiz · Privilege Escalation 12 min

Wi-Fi Fundamentals 12 min
Wireless Encryption Standards 13 min
Wireless Threat Landscape 14 min
Securing Wireless Networks 13 min
Enterprise Wireless Security 14 min
Section Quiz · Wireless Network Security 12 min

Windows Security Architecture 16 min
Linux Security Architecture 16 min
User Privileges & Least Privilege 14 min
System Hardening 16 min
Patch Management 14 min
Security Monitoring 18 min
Section Quiz · Operating System Security 10 min

Introduction to Active Directory 15 min
Domains, Forests & Trusts 16 min
Authentication in AD 18 min
Common AD Misconfigurations & Attacks 18 min
Defensive Best Practices 16 min
Section Quiz · Active Directory Security 10 min

Cloud Computing Basics 15 min
The Shared Responsibility Model 14 min
Identity & Access Management (IAM) 17 min
Storage Security 15 min
Container Security 16 min
Cloud Misconfigurations 17 min
Section Quiz · Cloud Security Fundamentals 10 min

Mobile App Security Overview 16 min
API Security 17 min
Section Quiz · Mobile & API Security 8 min

Security Operations Centers (SOC) 15 min
Log Analysis 16 min
SIEM Concepts 15 min
Incident Response 16 min
Threat Hunting 16 min
Detection Engineering 17 min
Section Quiz · Defensive Security & Blue Teaming 24 min

Understanding Malware 15 min
Malware Categories 15 min
Static Analysis Concepts 16 min
Dynamic Analysis Concepts 16 min
Malware Defense Strategies 15 min
Section Quiz · Malware Analysis Fundamentals 20 min

Writing Security Reports 15 min
Executive Summaries 14 min
Technical Findings 16 min
Risk Ratings 16 min
Remediation Recommendations 15 min
Section Quiz · Security Reporting & Documentation 20 min

The Assessment Lifecycle 11 min
Scoping Engagements 12 min
Recon-to-Reporting Workflow 13 min
Client Communication 11 min
Common Pitfalls 11 min
Section Quiz · Real-World Assessments 15 min

Cybersecurity Career Paths 10 min
Building a Portfolio 10 min
Security Certifications 11 min
Resume Building 10 min
Interview Preparation 10 min
Continuous Learning Roadmap 10 min
Section Quiz · Career Development 18 min

Final Course Project & Final Exam 16 min
Section Quiz · Final Project & Exam 4 min

Appendix A · Tools Reference 6 min
Appendix B · Practice Platforms 5 min
Appendix C · Certification Mapping 6 min
Appendix D · Legal/Ethics & Responsible Disclosure 5 min

Requirements

  • A 64-bit host with 8 GB RAM minimum (16 GB recommended) and ~80 GB free disk, with virtualization enabled
  • VirtualBox (free) or VMware Workstation Player for the lab VMs
  • Comfort with basic computing; networking and Linux basics are taught from the ground up
  • A commitment to use these skills only on systems you own or are explicitly authorized to test

Description

This is a complete, hands-on ethical hacking bootcamp that takes you from the fundamentals to professional-level offensive and defensive security — entirely through practical, lab-based work. You will build a safe, isolated lab and then run the full penetration-testing lifecycle the way real assessors do: reconnaissance, scanning and enumeration, vulnerability analysis, controlled exploitation, privilege escalation, and clear professional reporting.

Every offensive technique is demonstrated against intentionally vulnerable, isolated lab targets, and every lesson pairs concepts with a terminal-driven, hands-on task, a real-world case study, and a knowledge check. The course balances red-team offense with blue-team defense so you understand both how attacks work and how to detect and stop them.

For authorized, educational use only. You will only test systems you own or have explicit written authorization to test. Unauthorized access to computer systems is a crime.

What you'll learn

  • Foundations — networking, Linux for hackers, a safe lab, and cryptography fundamentals
  • Reconnaissance & scanning — OSINT, information gathering, network scanning, and enumeration
  • Vulnerabilities & exploitation — vulnerability assessment, exploitation fundamentals, and Metasploit
  • Web security — web app attacks and the full OWASP Top 10 (2021)
  • Access & escalation — authentication and password attacks, and Linux/Windows privilege escalation
  • Networks & systems — wireless security, operating-system hardening, and Active Directory attacks
  • Modern surfaces — cloud security, and mobile & API security
  • Defense & operations — blue teaming, malware analysis, reporting, and real-world assessment workflow
  • Career — certification paths (Security+, PenTest+, CEH) and a capstone final project & exam

Who it's for

Aspiring penetration testers, security analysts, IT professionals, and developers who want to understand attacks deeply enough to defend against them. Networking and Linux basics are taught from the ground up, so motivated beginners can follow — but the course goes all the way to advanced, professional techniques.

Your instructor
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Kai Andersson

Ethical Hacking & SecOps Engineer · 12 yrs · Lead Penetration Tester, ex-Red Team

3.8 course rating 3 courses

Kai has spent 12 years on the offensive side of security — running red-team engagements, chaining recon into exploitation, and writing the reports that actually get vulnerabilities fixed. He lives on the Linux command line, automating tradecraft in Bash, and teaches security the way it is really practised: hands-on, methodical, and strictly ethical, so you understand the attacker mindset well enough to defend against it.

3.8 course rating · 81 ratings

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Jovan Grimes
1 year ago

Absolutely worth it. The instructor breaks down complex topics into bite-sized lessons that actually stick.

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Merritt Schneider
3 months ago

Outstanding course. The structure is fantastic and the instructor clearly knows the subject inside and out.

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Dr. Lula Farrell PhD
7 months ago

Absolutely worth it. The instructor breaks down complex topics into bite-sized lessons that actually stick.

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Prof. Estella Gutkowski MD
10 months ago

Happy with this. The explanations are clear and the structure makes it easy to come back to.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes — once you enroll, the course is yours to revisit forever. New revisions and bonus lessons are added at no extra cost.

Finish every lesson and you'll unlock a shareable certificate you can post on LinkedIn or include with job applications.

If the course isn't a fit, request a refund within 7 days of purchase — no questions asked.

Code, slides, and worksheets are downloadable on each lesson page. Videos stream from our CDN so you can watch on any device.

Each course states its level in the hero. If you're comfortable with the prerequisites listed, you're ready to start.

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