The internet’s history spans its life cycle, from submarine cable maps to diverse networks, topologies, OSI models, TCP/IP implementation, IP addressing, and subnet masking.

Understanding BIOS and OS architectures is crucial for cybersecurity, while exploring hacker types and ethical hacking emphasizes the importance of maintaining robust security measures.

Footprinting in ethical hacking involves discovering a company’s details, domain, URLs, servers, registration, IP range, DNS, and locations. This includes traceroute analysis and tracking emails for cybersecurity assessments.

Persistent XSS occurs when malicious input originates from the website’s database, reflected XSS happens when it comes from the victims’ request, and DOM-Based XSS exploits vulnerabilities in client-side code instead of server-side code.

The course covers objectives of network scanning, live host discovery, SNMP, SMTP, and DNS enumeration, open port identification, and service finding. It delves into vulnerability scanning, proxy server usage by hackers, TOR network preference, web server applications, and associated hacking risks like directory traversal, website defacement, and password brute-forcing.

The internet’s history spans its life cycle, from submarine cable maps to diverse networks, topologies, OSI models, TCP/IP implementation, IP addressing, and subnet masking.

The Denial of Service (DoS) course covers the various techniques used to disrupt or limit the availability of computer systems, networks, or services. Students will explore the symptoms of a DoS attack, the types of techniques employed by attackers, and the countermeasures to defend against such attacks.