CYBR 282 - Ethical Hacking Principles

Units: 3

Teaches how hackers hack devices, networks, and systems, to help future security professionals and designers develop better security and privacy solutions. Explores the ethics of hacking and cracking to breach computer software or an entire computer security system. Covers different hacking tools, techniques, and methodologies such as scanning tools, snippers, TCP/IP vulnerabilities, and password cracking, spoofing, session hijacking, hacking network devices, trojan horses, denial of service attacks, mail vulnerabilities, web application vulnerabilities, cracking mobile devices, and countermeasure.
Enrollment Restrictions: Enrollment is restricted to students in the Cybersecurity major.

Prerequisite(s): CYBR 210.