Master Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking Practically

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Are you interested in becoming a penetration tester, ethical hacker, or bug bounty hunter? This practical course will help you build the technical foundation and hands-on skills required to begin your cybersecurity journey.

I am a cybersecurity professional with 4+ years of hands-on experience in offensive security, penetration testing, and vulnerability research, with exposure to 50+ security projects across multiple industries. I currently work as a Security Analyst in a cybersecurity organization and bring practical industry insights into my teaching.

Throughout this course, you will learn:

Penetration Testing Fundamentals: Methodologies, scope definition, and rules of engagement.
Reconnaissance and Enumeration: Discovering assets, services, technologies, and potential attack surfaces.
Web Application Security: Understanding SQL injection, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), IDOR, authentication flaws, SSRF, and access control vulnerabilities.
API Security Testing: Testing authentication, authorization, tokens, and business logic.
Network Penetration Testing: Port scanning, service enumeration, and vulnerability assessment.
Security Tools: Practical introduction to Kali Linux and commonly used penetration-testing tools.
Vulnerability Validation: Safely reproducing findings in authorized lab environments and assessing their impact.
Professional Reporting: Writing clear vulnerability reports with proof of concepts, risk ratings, and remediation recommendations.

This class is suitable for college students, IT professionals, beginners, and aspiring security researchers. No prior professional cybersecurity experience is required, although basic computer and networking knowledge is helpful.

Bring a laptop capable of running virtual machines, a stable internet connection, and a willingness to practice. By the end of the course, you will have a stronger understanding of real-world penetration testing workflows and the skills needed to work toward cybersecurity internships and entry-level opportunities.

All practical testing will be conducted in authorized labs and environments where permission has been granted.

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Rajat Waghade

Bachelor of Computer Applications (B.C.A.) from G.H Raisoni in 2020

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Cybersecurity professional with 4+ years of hands-on experience in offensive security, penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and application security. Experienced in assessing and securing web applications, APIs, Android applications, network infrastructure, Linux environments, and Windows/thick client applications. I have worked across 50+ cybersecurity projects for clients from diverse industries, including FinTech, healthcare, medical, sales, enterprise, and other business-critical environments. My experience includes conducting end-to-end security assessments, identifying vulnerabilities, developing proof-of-concepts, validating security impact, and preparing professional technical reports with remediation recommendations. In addition to professional penetration testing, I have approximately 1 year of bug bounty experience, during which I independently discovered and responsibly reported security vulnerabilities affecting various organizations. My bug bounty contributions have resulted in cash rewards, swag, and Hall of Fame recognition from organizations including NASA, Apple, Syncfusion, and several other companies. Core experience includes web application penetration testing (authentication, authorization, access control, injection, XSS, SSRF, file upload, business logic, API security, client-side vulnerabilities, and other OWASP-aligned vulnerabilities), API security testing (REST/JSON APIs, authentication mechanisms, authorization and IDOR testing, token validation, business logic, rate limiting, API abuse cases, and endpoint security), Android security testing (APK analysis, static and dynamic analysis, Android application security, API interception, authentication/authorization testing, secure storage, deep links, SSL/TLS validation, and runtime analysis), network penetration testing (network enumeration, service assessment, vulnerability identification, exploitation validation, and security hardening recommendations), Linux security (Linux privilege escalation, service enumeration, misconfiguration analysis, permissions, exposed services, and post-exploitation security assessment), Windows and thick client security (Windows application and thick-client assessments, authentication/authorization testing, insecure configurations, local security controls, sensitive data exposure, and application-level vulnerabilities), social engineering and phishing assessments (experience with authorized phishing simulations and security-awareness assessments to evaluate organizational resilience against social-engineering threats), and bug bounty hunting (independent vulnerability research, reconnaissance, vulnerability discovery, exploitation validation, responsible disclosure, and communication with security teams). My professional experience combines technical penetration-testing skills with practical understanding of cybersecurity operations and business requirements, allowing me to translate technical vulnerabilities into meaningful business risks and actionable remediation recommendations. This experience has strengthened my ability to think beyond standard security checklists, identify unconventional attack paths, understand application logic, and validate vulnerabilities from an attacker's perspective.