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ETHICAL
HACKING

> 4-month intensive program engineered to make you a Certified Ethical Hacker.
26 modules. 100+ tools. Real-world labs. CEH exam preparation.
> Welcome to Kerala's premier cybersecurity training ground.

26
Modules
04
Months
100+
Tools
CEH
Certification

A career-grade cybersecurity
training program.

Trinity Technologies — Trivandrum's leading IT training institute — runs an intensive Ethical Hacking course that equips you with industry-grade skills in network security, penetration testing, and incident response.

Our 4-month program covers the full spectrum of offensive security — from network reconnaissance and vulnerability exploitation to cryptography, cloud security, and digital forensics.

You'll learn the exact tools and methodologies used by professional ethical hackers to assess and harden the security posture of real organizations — Nmap, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Wireshark, Hashcat, and dozens more.

Built around hands-on labs, real-world simulation exercises, and capstone projects, the course also prepares you for the globally recognized Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) certification — opening doors to high-demand security roles worldwide.

Duration4 Months
Modules26 Units
ModeClassroom + Lab
CertificationCEH Aligned
BatchesMorning / Eve
Placement100% Support
LocationTrivandrum

Master the attacks
that matter.

Every hack starts with understanding the attack vector. You'll learn — both offensively and defensively — the techniques used by real threat actors today.

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Reconnaissance

Footprinting, DNS enumeration, OSINT, network scanning with Nmap and Hping3.

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System Hacking

Gaining access, privilege escalation, password cracking, persistence, log clearing.

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Malware Threats

RATs, trojans, worms, ransomware analysis, APT, anti-malware countermeasures.

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Sniffing & MITM

ARP poisoning, DNS spoofing, Wireshark, Ettercap, Cain & Abel deep dives.

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SQL Injection

Injection types, methodology, evasion techniques, web app exploitation.

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Web App Hacking

OWASP threats, Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, session hijacking, XSS, defense.

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Wireless Hacking

WiFi encryption attacks, Bluetooth hacking, wireless pen-testing toolkit.

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Mobile & IoT

Android/iOS exploitation, mobile spyware, IoT attack vectors and hardening.

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Cloud & Crypto

Cloud attacks & defense, AES, PKI, hash analysis, disk & email encryption.

The complete syllabus.
26 modules. Deep dives.

From OS fundamentals to forensic data recovery — every module includes theory, live lab demonstrations, hands-on practice, and end-of-unit assessment. Click any module to expand.

01OS Module+
  • OS concepts, architecture, features
  • Windows 7/10/11 installation & advanced networking
  • User, permission, disk & device management
  • Linux kernel, shell, RedHat, Ubuntu, Kali, Parrot
  • Linux networking, users & permissions
02Networking+
  • Devices, cables, WiFi standards, topology
  • Protocols & OSI model layers
  • IP addressing & subnetting
  • DNS, DHCP, gateway services
  • Secure LAN-to-WAN connection setup
03Security Foundations+
  • LAN/WAN security basics
  • Firewall, IDS & IPS implementation
  • Software, hardware & biometric security
  • Perimeter security — CCTV, RFID, motion alarms
04Penetration Testing+
  • Sandbox environments & pen-testing OS
  • White box, black box, grey box methods
  • Tool ecosystem walkthrough
  • Writing professional test reports
05Ethical Hacking Intro+
  • Information security overview & threats
  • Hacking vs ethical hacking concepts
  • Security controls & cyber kill chain
  • InfoSec laws & standards
06Footprinting & Recon+
  • Search engine, web services, social media footprinting
  • Whois, DNS, network footprinting
  • Email & competitive intelligence
  • Footprinting tools & countermeasures
07Scanning Networks+
  • Host, port, service discovery
  • Banner grabbing & OS fingerprinting
  • Nmap & Hping3 hands-on
  • Network diagramming
08Enumeration+
  • NetBIOS, SNMP, LDAP, NTP, SMTP, DNS
  • Telnet & SMB enumeration
  • Countermeasures & pen testing
09Vulnerability Analysis+
  • CVE, CWE & classification
  • Vulnerability scoring systems
  • Nessus, Acunetix, Nikto in practice
  • Writing vulnerability reports
10System Hacking+
  • Gaining access & exploitation
  • Password cracking & privilege escalation
  • Hiding files, maintaining access
  • Log clearing & track covering
11Malware Threats+
  • HTTPRAT, njRAT, ProRAT analysis
  • Trojans, viruses, worms
  • Ransomware & APT analysis
  • Anti-malware tools, VirusTotal, Defender
12Sniffing+
  • MAC, DHCP attacks, ARP poisoning
  • DNS poisoning & spoofing
  • Wireshark, Ettercap, TCPdump, Cain & Abel
  • Sniffing detection & defense
13Social Engineering+
  • Techniques, SET toolkit
  • Insider threats & impersonation
  • Identity theft, Netcraft, defense
14Denial-of-Service+
  • DoS / DDoS techniques & botnets
  • Hping3, HOIC, LOIC walkthroughs
  • Protection tools & pen testing
15Session Hijacking+
  • Application & network-level hijacking
  • OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite
  • Countermeasures & defense
16Evading IDS / Firewalls+
  • Windows & iptables firewalls
  • Snort IDS, HoneyBOT honeypots
  • Evasion tools & detection techniques
17Hacking Web Servers+
  • Apache, Tomcat, IIS, Nginx
  • Hydra, HTTPRecon, IDServ
  • Patch management & hardening
18Hacking Web Applications+
  • OWASP threats & methodology
  • Security testing tools
  • Web app pen testing
19SQL Injection+
  • Types & methodology
  • SQLi tools & evasion
  • Countermeasures & secure coding
20Wireless Hacking+
  • WiFi encryption attacks
  • Bluetooth hacking
  • Wi-Fi pen testing & defense
21Mobile Platform Hacking+
  • Android & iOS attack vectors
  • Mobile spyware, MDM
  • Mobile security & pen testing
22Hacking IoT+
  • IoT concepts & attack types
  • IoT hacking methodology & tools
  • Countermeasures & pen testing
23Cloud Computing+
  • Cloud concepts & Owncloud
  • Cloud threats & attacks
  • Cloud security tools & pen testing
24Cryptography+
  • Encryption algorithms & PKI
  • Email & disk encryption
  • Md5calc, HashCalc, VeraCrypt
  • Cryptanalysis & defense
25Computer Forensics+
  • Evidence acquisition & legal study
  • RAM, disk, network forensics
  • Mobile, browser, USB, Windows forensics
  • Volatility & EnCase tools
26Data Recovery+
  • Data recovery concepts
  • Recovery4all & advanced tools
  • Real-world incident handling

Why train with Trinity?

Kerala's reputation for ethical hacking education runs through Trivandrum — and Trinity Technologies is at the center of it. Here's what sets the program apart.

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Expert Faculty & Mentorship

Industry-experienced instructors who don't just teach the curriculum — they share live insights from active cybersecurity work. Mentorship that extends beyond the classroom into your career direction.

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Comprehensive Curriculum

26 modules aligned with the latest CEH standards. From recon to forensics — every offensive and defensive skill required by modern security teams is covered in depth.

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Hands-On Lab Experience

State-of-the-art labs running live attack simulations. You'll execute real penetration tests in controlled environments — building both skill and confidence to operate in the field.

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Placement & Career Support

Strong industry connections with top IT & security firms. Active placement cell, interview prep, portfolio reviews — your launchpad into security analyst, pen tester, and consulting roles.

Your 4-month roadmap.

A structured progression — from foundation to specialization — designed so that every week builds on the last.

Phase 01 — Foundation

Month 1 // Modules 1–5

Build your base: operating systems (Windows + Linux), networking concepts, OSI & TCP/IP, and an introduction to information security & the ethical hacking mindset.

Phase 02 — Reconnaissance & Scanning

Month 2 // Modules 6–10

Information gathering, footprinting, network scanning, enumeration, vulnerability analysis, and the first taste of full system hacking workflows.

Phase 03 — Exploitation & Attacks

Month 3 // Modules 11–20

Malware, sniffing, social engineering, DoS, session hijacking, IDS evasion, web server & web app hacking, SQL injection, wireless attacks.

Phase 04 — Advanced & Certification

Month 4 // Modules 21–26

Mobile & IoT hacking, cloud security, cryptography, computer forensics, data recovery — plus CEH certification preparation and mock interviews.

Where this takes you.

Ethical hacking is one of the highest-demand careers in IT today. Globally recognized certifications open doors across India and abroad.

→
Security Analyst
High Demand · India + Global
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Penetration Tester
High Demand · India + Global
→
Network Security Engineer
High Demand · India + Global
→
Cybersecurity Consultant
High Demand · India + Global
→
Security Architect
Senior Role · Strong ROI
→
IT Security Consultant
Senior Role · Strong ROI
→
Forensic Investigator
Specialized · Govt + Private
→
SOC Engineer
High Demand · Enterprise

Questions, answered.

Quick answers to the most common questions about ethical hacking, careers, and the program.

What is Ethical Hacking?+
Ethical hacking — also called penetration testing or white-hat hacking — is the practice of legally finding and exploiting weaknesses in systems, networks, or applications to improve security. Unlike malicious hackers, ethical hackers operate with explicit permission and report all findings.
Is Ethical Hacking legal?+
Yes — when performed with proper written authorization from the system or network owner. Without that permission, the same actions become illegal and punishable by law. The course teaches you to operate strictly within legal and contractual boundaries.
Are there any prerequisites?+
Basic networking knowledge is helpful but not required. The early modules cover OS and networking fundamentals to get you up to speed. Curiosity, problem-solving, and discipline matter more than prior credentials.
How long does the training take?+
The full program runs 4 months, with flexible morning, afternoon, and evening batches available. Each week mixes theory, hands-on lab time, and assessment to keep progress measurable.
What certifications can I aim for?+
The course is CEH (Certified Ethical Hacker) aligned. Popular further paths include OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional), CISSP, and CompTIA Security+ — all of which the foundation built here prepares you for.
What tools will I learn?+
Nmap, Metasploit, Wireshark, Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, John the Ripper, Hydra, Hashcat, Nessus, Acunetix, Nikto, Cain & Abel, Ettercap, Volatility, and many more — used in real lab scenarios, not just slide demos.
White-Hat vs Black-Hat vs Grey-Hat?+
White-hat: ethical, authorized, defensive intent. Black-hat: malicious, unauthorized, harmful intent. Grey-hat: operates without explicit permission but typically discloses findings rather than exploiting them. Trinity trains you firmly in the white-hat lane.
Does Trinity offer placement support?+
Yes. The placement cell connects graduates with IT and cybersecurity firms across India and abroad. Resume reviews, mock interviews, and portfolio guidance are all included.

Ready to become
an ethical hacker?

Join Trinity Technologies in Trivandrum — Kerala's leading cybersecurity training ground. Morning, afternoon, and evening batches available.

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