Ethical Hacking & AI-Powered Penetration Testing · Available now
Every CEH v13 module,
in simple English.
20 modules · short, focused lessons · hands-on labs · practice tests. Learn the attack, the defense, and how it's caught — one lesson at a time.
What you’ll learn
- Every CEH v13 attack, in simple steps
- The defense and detection for each attack
- Real tools — nmap, Wireshark, Metasploit and more
- Hands-on labs and a browser simulator
- How to think and work like an ethical hacker
Who it’s for
- Beginners starting in cyber security
- Students preparing for the CEH v13 exam
- Anyone who learns best in plain English
- Self-taught learners who want structure
Requirements
- Basic computer and internet use
- Curiosity — no prior hacking knowledge needed
- A laptop for the optional hands-on labs
- Willingness to practice safely and legally
The five phases of ethical hacking.
An ethical hacker works in this order. The core modules below map to the phase they belong to — tap a number to open its notes.
Course curriculum — all 20 modules
Pick any module — your progress shows on every card. Modules 01 & 02 are fully free; every other module's overview and first lesson are a free preview.
Introduction to Ethical Hacking
Hacking phases, the CIA triad, laws and testing frameworks.
Footprinting and Reconnaissance
Collect public information about a target without touching it.
Scanning Networks
Find live hosts, open ports and the services behind them.
Enumeration
Pull usernames, shares and service data from a live host.
Vulnerability Analysis
Find known weaknesses and rate them with CVSS.
System Hacking
Passwords, privilege escalation and covering tracks.
Malware Threats
How viruses, worms, trojans and ransomware work and spread.
Sniffing
Capture and read network traffic, and the attacks that make it possible.
Social Engineering
Attacks on people instead of machines.
Denial-of-Service
Overload a service so real users cannot reach it.
Session Hijacking
Steal or guess a session to act as another user.
Evading IDS, Firewalls, and Honeypots
How attackers dodge detection, and how defenders catch them.
Hacking Web Servers
Attack server misconfigurations and weak defaults.
Hacking Web Applications
Find flaws in web apps, led by the OWASP Top 10.
SQL Injection
In-band, blind and out-of-band attacks, and the defenses that stop them.
Hacking Wireless Networks
Break and secure Wi-Fi, from WEP to WPA3.
Hacking Mobile Platforms
Attack and defend Android and iOS devices and apps.
IoT and OT Hacking
Smart devices and industrial control systems.
Cloud Computing
Shared responsibility, and how cloud setups get attacked.
Cryptography
Symmetric and asymmetric encryption, hashing and PKI.