Cybersecurity
Our Cyber Security & VAPT Training curriculum at Swhizz Technologies is created to give prospective security professionals a thorough understanding of network security, vulnerability assessment, and ethical hacking. Important topics like the OWASP Top 10 risks, practical attack methods, and new cyberthreats are covered in the course. Participants acquire the abilities to recognize, evaluate, and successfully mitigate security risks with a strong emphasis on hands-on learning, setting them up for a future in the exciting field of cybersecurity.
By utilizing industry-standard technologies and techniques in practical sessions, students have practical expertise in protecting digital assets. In order to defend enterprises against assaults, participants learn cybersecurity specialists' methods for threat analysis and penetration testing. Swhizz Technologies offers a thorough road map for becoming an accomplished and self-assured cybersecurity practitioner, regardless of your position—beginner seeking to enter the field or professional seeking to advance your abilities.
Key Learning Modules:
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Introduction to Ethical Hacking
- Fundamentals of hacking, vulnerabilities, risks, and threats
- Client-server model and web security
- Overview of Google Dorks, protocols, and proxy usage
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OWASP Top 10 Security Risks
- Injection Attacks: SQL, Command, LDAP, HTML, CSV injections
- Broken Authentication: Password security, session hijacking, OTP bypass
- Sensitive Data Exposure: SSL/TLS weaknesses, data transmission risks
- XML External Entities (XXE): XML attacks, internal vs. external DTD
- Broken Access Control: IDOR, directory traversal, privilege escalation
- Security Misconfiguration: Server misconfigurations, clickjacking, internal path disclosure
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS
- Insecure Deserialization: Serialization vulnerabilities in PHP and Java
- Using Vulnerable Components: Risks in jQuery, Bootstrap, AngularJS
- Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) & Other Attacks: SSRF, buffer overflow, host header injection
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Denial of Service (DoS/DDoS) Attacks
- Techniques and tools for scanning and attack prevention
- Network and vulnerability scanning
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Security Tools & Hands-on Training
- Practical use of security tools like Burp Suite, SQLMap, Nmap, Nessus, Acunetix, and more
- Web and mobile security testing tools
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Overview
Our Cyber Security & VAPT Training curriculum at Swhizz Technologies is created to give prospective security professionals a thorough understanding of network security, vulnerability assessment, and ethical hacking. Important topics like the OWASP Top 10 risks, practical attack methods, and new cyberthreats are covered in the course. Participants acquire the abilities to recognize, evaluate, and successfully mitigate security risks with a strong emphasis on hands-on learning, setting them up for a future in the exciting field of cybersecurity.
By utilizing industry-standard technologies and techniques in practical sessions, students have practical expertise in protecting digital assets. In order to defend enterprises against assaults, participants learn cybersecurity specialists' methods for threat analysis and penetration testing. Swhizz Technologies offers a thorough road map for becoming an accomplished and self-assured cybersecurity practitioner, regardless of your position—beginner seeking to enter the field or professional seeking to advance your abilities.
Key Learning Modules:
-
Introduction to Ethical Hacking
- Fundamentals of hacking, vulnerabilities, risks, and threats
- Client-server model and web security
- Overview of Google Dorks, protocols, and proxy usage
-
OWASP Top 10 Security Risks
- Injection Attacks: SQL, Command, LDAP, HTML, CSV injections
- Broken Authentication: Password security, session hijacking, OTP bypass
- Sensitive Data Exposure: SSL/TLS weaknesses, data transmission risks
- XML External Entities (XXE): XML attacks, internal vs. external DTD
- Broken Access Control: IDOR, directory traversal, privilege escalation
- Security Misconfiguration: Server misconfigurations, clickjacking, internal path disclosure
- Cross-Site Scripting (XSS): Reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS
- Insecure Deserialization: Serialization vulnerabilities in PHP and Java
- Using Vulnerable Components: Risks in jQuery, Bootstrap, AngularJS
- Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) & Other Attacks: SSRF, buffer overflow, host header injection
-
Denial of Service (DoS/DDoS) Attacks
- Techniques and tools for scanning and attack prevention
- Network and vulnerability scanning
-
Security Tools & Hands-on Training
- Practical use of security tools like Burp Suite, SQLMap, Nmap, Nessus, Acunetix, and more
- Web and mobile security testing tools
Course Description
Module 1: Introduction
Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Ø What is Hacking?
Ø What is Ethical Hacking?
Ø What is a Dark web?
Ø What is Vulnerability?
Ø What is Risk, Threat, exploit
Ø Client-server model
Ø Static vs dynamic webpages
Ø Webserver vs application server
Ø Types of security
Ø Google Dorks
Ø Protocols
Ø Port numbers
Ø Http response status codes
Proxy
Ø What is a proxy?
Ø Types of proxies
Owasp
Ø What is Owasp top 10
Ø 2013 vs 2017 owasp
Module 2: Owasp top 1
Injection
Ø Types in SQL injection
Ø What is a Command injection?
Ø What is LDAP injection
Ø What is HTML injection
Ø What is CSV injection
Ø What is a SQL injection?
Module 3: Owasp top 2
Broken Authentication and Session management
Ø What is authentication?
Ø Password policy
Ø 2FA and OTP Bypass
Ø Concurrent login
Ø Back and refresh attack
Ø Auto complete enable.
Ø Accept blank/partial password.
Ø Insecure pwd reset mechanism.
Ø Bypass OTP
Ø Brute force OTP
Ø OTP policy
Ø Unencrypted pwd sent to server.
Ø Session hijacking
Ø Session fixation
Ø Session timeout
Ø Session id in URL
Ø Session id does not invalidate after logout.
Ø Session cookie attributes
Module 4: Owasp top 3
Ø What is SSL/TLS and week versions?
Ø HTTPS not implemented.
Ø Weak key lengths
Ø Sensitive data transmitted in URL.
Ø Sensitive data PII, card, account in clear text
Module 5: Owasp top 4
XML External Entities (XXE)
Ø What is Xml?
Ø What is DTD?
Ø Internal DTD vs External DTD
Ø How to find XXE attacks
Module 6: Owasp top 5
Ø What is Authorization?
Ø What is IDOR?
Ø Directory traversal attack
Ø Access sensitive data by direct URL
Ø Directory listing
Ø LFI
Ø RFI
Ø What Privilege Escalation
Ø Horizontal vs Vertical
Ø Parameter manipulation
Module 7: Owasp top 6
Ø Http methods
Ø Server banner
Ø Error page reveals sensitive info.
Ø Email id expose
Ø Special character accepts as input.
Ø Default credentials use.
Ø Internal path disclosure
Ø Clickjacking
Ø Sensitive data exposure in browser cache
Ø Missing useful headers
Module 8: Owasp top 7
Ø What is XSS?
Ø Reflected XSS
Ø Stored XSS
Ø DOM-XSS
Module 9: Owasp top 8
Ø What is serialization?
Ø What is Deserialization?
Ø Php and java serialization
Module 10: Owasp top 9&10
Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities
Ø jQuery version
Ø Bootstrap version
Ø Angular JS Version etc.
Module 11: Owasp top 4
Ø What is CSRF?
Ø Bypass CSRF
Ø Host header injection
Ø Unvalidated redirection
Ø What is SSRF?
Ø Buffer overflow
Module 12: Others
Denial of Service
Ø What is a DoS and DDoS attack?
Ø DoS attack techniques
Ø DoS attack Tools Scanning
Ø What is Network scanning
Ø Types of Scanners
Ø Vulnerability Scanner Tools
Web and mobile Tools
Ø Burp suite
Ø SQLMAP
Ø Nmap
Ø Nessus scan
Ø Acunetix scanner
Ø Test SSL
Ø Quails scan
Ø APK tool
Ø Dex2jar
Ø Mobsf
Course Key Features
Classroom and Online Training:
Learn Cyber Security from anywhere with online classes or attend in-person at our Hyderabad training center.
IT Experts as Trainers:
Get trained by certified Cyber Security professionals with real-world industry experience in ethical hacking, security operations, and more.
Industry-Relevant Curriculum:
Covers key Cyber Security topics including Network Security, Ethical Hacking, Threat Detection, Risk Management, and Security Tools.
Hands-on Projects:
Work on real-time use cases such as vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and incident response simulations.
One-on-One Mentoring:
Personalized mentorship to guide you through technical challenges and ensure complete understanding.
Flexible Schedules:
Select from weekday or weekend batches to suit your availability and pace of learning.
8 Hours of Lab Support:
Daily lab sessions to practice tools like Kali Linux, Metasploit, Wireshark, and more.
Pre-Assessment Questions:
Test your current knowledge before starting to tailor your learning plan.
Comprehensive Course Material:
Get structured, easy-to-follow learning material including case studies and real-world scenarios.
Lifetime Valid Swhizz Certification:
Earn a certificate that adds value to your resume and is recognized in the job market.
Resume Building:
Receive expert help in creating a powerful Cyber Security resume tailored to industry standards.
Interview Guidance:
Learn how to face technical interviews with confidence through tips and strategies.
Mock Interviews:
Experience mock interview sessions to enhance your job-readiness and communication skills.
Job Drives with Top Companies:
Access our exclusive job drives and Cyber Security openings with reputed IT companies.
Internship Opportunities:
Gain hands-on industry exposure with internship programs in Cyber Security operations.
Tie-ups with 100+ Clients:
Get placement support through our partnerships with top MNCs and security consulting firms.
Join Swhizz Technologies today to launch your career in Cyber Security and become a Certified Security Professional ready to combat today’s digital threats!
Benefits
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- Comprehensive Curriculum: Covers all key concepts from basics to advanced topics.
- Hands-on Learning: Apply concepts through real-time projects.
- Expert Mentors: Learn from industry experts with practical experience.
- 100% Placement Assistance: Resume building, interview preparation, and job placement support.
Enroll now to master Cybersecurity and pave your way to a successful career and Expertise in Cybersecurity and Ethical Hacking and more!
Who Should Attend
· Graduates
· Post Graduates
· Career Gap people
· Software Developers
· Operations Professionals
· Quality Assurance Engineers
· System Administrators
· IT professionals
· Associates
