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Ethical Hacking Foundations

Learn offensive cybersecurity from zero: think like an attacker and run real penetration tests in legal labs - and start your professional path in vulnerability hunting and bug bounty, ethics first, no prior experience.

Ground to Peak
9 live sessions 3 weeks Starts 1 October Ends 29 October Cohort of 7–10 English · Arabic support Three live sessions a week · Saudi Arabia time
Format Online · Available now
What you leave with

Skills you can show and sell.

Understand the cybersecurity field and its specializations, and see where you fit
See how websites and web apps really work under the hood
Move confidently in Linux and Kali, and build your own lab
Understand the three pillars of security (Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability - CIA) and how they break
Tell Authentication from Authorization - and where each one fails
Map the attack surface of any system before you touch it
Run real reconnaissance and analyze HTTP requests like a pro
Spot the most common web vulnerabilities (XSS, SQLi, IDOR) and how they are exploited
Turn a vulnerability into a safe proof of concept and start your bug-bounty path
Run a full security assessment from reconnaissance to a written report
Leave with a clear next step and a career path you choose with confidence
The climb

Nine live sessions. A complete path from zero.

Three live sessions a week over three weeks, fully hands-on - every task done legally, in safe practice environments, and with permission only. No prior experience needed. Your final project starts in week one: what you learn each day becomes part of it, so the final challenge is an assembly and a presentation, not a last-minute scramble.

Ground

Know the field

Build a solid grasp of what cybersecurity is, how the internet works, and your first tools - before you touch any attack.

  • What cybersecurity is, types of attacks, threats vs vulnerabilities vs risks, and career paths.

    Field map
  • How the internet and web work: DNS, IP, ports, HTTP/HTTPS, cookies and sessions.

    Technical base
  • Linux, the Terminal and permissions basics, an intro to Kali Linux, and setting up your lab.

    Lab ready
Rise

Think like an ethical hacker

Step into the attacker's mindset, legally: reconnaissance, industry tools, and the most common web vulnerabilities - inside labs built to be broken.

  • What ethical hacking is and its legal limits, and its methodology from recon to reporting.

    Clear methodology
  • Reconnaissance and the attack surface, an intro to Burp Suite, and intercepting HTTP requests.

    First recon
  • The most common web vulnerabilities: XSS, SQL Injection and IDOR, and authentication vs authorization.

    Vulnerability write-up
Peak

From attack to mastery - and your path to a career

From social engineering to hands-on exploitation and bug bounty, then prove what you learned in a real challenge and map your next step.

  • Social engineering, phishing, credential theft and password attacks.

    Phishing checklist
  • How an attacker moves from a vulnerability to access: password attacks, brute force and hands-on cracking in Kali, plus the basics of post-exploitation and privilege escalation.

    Initial access
  • A hands-on challenge: run a security assessment and write the report, then career paths and your next steps.

    Final project

What you need before you start

Just a laptop and an internet connection. All tools are free and open-source, and no prior experience is needed - we start from zero and set up your environment together.

Who it's for

Who is this course for?

Complete beginners in the field
University students and recent graduates
Anyone wanting to learn a practical new skill
People considering entering the field or a career change
Anyone who wants to understand the field before specializing

No prior experience required.

The signature method

Taught in English. Never alone in Arabic.

Sessions run in English; the moment a term slows you down, there is an Arabic explanation, a glossary, and a human to ask - so the language pushes you forward instead of holding you back.

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Your instructor

Learn it from someone who does it - responsibly.

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Moaaz Afify
Cybersecurity engineer & bug-bounty hunter · Instructor
A cybersecurity engineer and bug-bounty hunter on global platforms. He specializes in web application security and penetration testing, and works daily with industry tools (Burp Suite, Nmap, Linux). He writes professional reports that help teams worldwide understand and fix what he finds. Alongside the fieldwork, he has experience training beginners and breaking the field down step by step.

Ready to start the climb?

Ask about the next cohort and reserve your place.

Limited seats - enrolment closes when full.

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