Ethical Hacking: Web Enumeration — Find the Holes Before They Do

Stop guessing where your web defenses fail — discover every entry point legally and efficiently. This hands-on, lab-driven course teaches you modern web enumeration techniques used by penetration testers and red teams, but framed strictly for ethical use: vulnerability discovery, asset mapping, information gathering, and responsible reporting. You’ll run real scans, fingerprint services, harvest exposed data, and document findings — all inside isolated labs so you can learn attacker thinking while building ironclad defenses. Limited seats guarantee mentor feedback and review of your lab reports.

What You'll Learn

• Passive vs. active enumeration: when to use each method ethically and legally.
• Discover hosts, subdomains, and hidden directories using OSINT and DNS techniques.
• Fingerprint web servers, frameworks, and versions to prioritize risks.
• Use port scanning, banner grabbing, and service enumeration in sandboxed labs.
• Harvest metadata, exposed configuration files, and sensitive information securely.
• Automate discovery with safe tools and custom scripts (responsible lab use only).
• Map application logic, identify forgotten endpoints and admin panels.
• Generate clear, actionable reports for developers and security teams.
• Learn legal boundaries, disclosure policies, and professional ethics for pen testers.
• Bonus: templates for engagement scopes, proof-of-concept reports, and remediation checklists.

Trusted, practical, and career-focused: whether you’re starting in security or leveling up as a pentester, this course gives verifiable lab experience, instructor critique, and the exact evidence employers and clients want to see. Enroll now — seats limited to preserve quality feedback and one-on-one review.