Robin Paul Peluri

Years of Experience in Ethical Hacking Training

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Ethical Hacking Training

I have been teaching Ethical Hacking for over 3 years through 1:1 live practical sessions both online and offline. My students range from college beginners to working professionals preparing for cybersecurity roles, certifications, and freelance bug bounty careers. My classes are fully hands-on — I don’t teach theory from slides or pre-recorded videos. Instead, I guide students in: • Setting up a personal hacking lab (Kali Linux, VirtualBox, OWASP platforms, etc.) • Understanding ethical responsibilities and legal boundaries • Learning core hacking methodologies: reconnaissance, scanning, exploitation, post-exploitation • Using industry-standard tools like Nmap, Burp Suite, Wireshark, Metasploit, Hydra, etc. • Performing real-time attacks in controlled lab environments to understand real-world behavior • Practicing capture-the-flag (CTF) exercises to improve their skills practically Each topic is broken down step-by-step with personal guidance. I also share custom notes, lab manuals, eBooks, and conduct doubt-clearing sessions regularly. Whether someone wants to become a bug bounty hunter or prepare for CEH/OSCP, I shape my training to match their goals.

Years of Experience in Penetration Testing Training

3

Teaching Experience in detail in Penetration Testing Training

In Penetration Testing, I focus on helping learners think like real attackers, but act ethically and responsibly. My training covers both web application and network penetration testing, tailored to beginners as well as intermediate learners. I guide students in: • Building real-world test environments using DVWA, OWASP Juice Shop, and self-hosted vulnerable machines • Following standard penetration testing methodology: Information Gathering → Vulnerability Analysis → Exploitation → Reporting • Manual and automated vulnerability scanning using tools like Nmap, Nikto, Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP • Learning manual exploitation techniques without relying only on tools • Writing basic pen test reports and understanding how to responsibly disclose vulnerabilities • Practicing offensive skills in isolated labs (not on real websites), making sure students stay within ethical and legal limits Students finish the training with the confidence to take on real-world web and network security challenges, including freelance security assessments or company internships.