Basin Tech Explorers
Basin Tech Explorers
Learn Security Through the Eyes of an Attacker—The Ethical Way
Ages 12–17 | Advanced Course
Ethical hacking, also known as penetration testing, is the authorized practice of finding security vulnerabilities in systems. By learning hacking techniques in a legal and responsible way, students gain deep insights into how systems work and how to protect them.
Understand attack methodologies to think like an attacker and better defend against real threats.
Practice in safe, legal environments. Practice on vulnerable systems designed for learning.
Ethical hackers are among the most sought-after security professionals in the job market.
Start with the basics of how attackers think and operate. Learn reconnaissance, scanning, and enumeration—the first steps of any security test.
Gather information about targets. Learn passive and active information gathering techniques.
Discover open ports, services, and systems. Understand network topology and service versions.
Identify security weaknesses. Prioritize vulnerabilities by severity and exploitability.
Master industry-standard tools used in security testing. Learn methodologies like OWASP and penetration testing frameworks.
Explore Kali Linux, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Wireshark, and other industry tools.
Follow structured approaches like OWASP Top 10, NIST guidelines, and penetration testing standards.
Become proficient with Linux/Unix commands and scripting for security automation.
Learn to find and exploit software vulnerabilities. Focus on web applications, which are common attack targets.
Understand SQL injection, XSS, CSRF, and other web vulnerabilities used by attackers.
Learn how exploits work. Understand buffer overflows, privilege escalation, and code injection.
Once in a system, what do attackers do? Learn persistence, data exfiltration, and covering tracks.
Security isn't just software. Learn to identify hardware vulnerabilities, bypass physical controls, and understand IoT security.
Examine hardware components. Extract firmware, analyze circuits, and find hardware backdoors.
Understand Internet of Things devices. Identify weaknesses in smart devices and embedded systems.
Learn how attackers bypass locks, access restricted areas, and defeat physical security.
Hacking skills come with responsibility. Learn the legal, ethical, and professional aspects of security work.
Understand the laws around hacking. Learn what's legal (ethical hacking) vs. illegal (cybercrime).
Learn about CEH, OSCP, and other certifications. Plan your path to a career in security.
Get paid for finding vulnerabilities. Participate in responsible disclosure and bug bounties.
Master the skills that organizations need to stay secure. Start your ethical hacking journey today.
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