Become a Professional Ethical Hacker! This course makes you an expert in all PT0-002 domains—planning, scoping, vulnerability scanning, and attack strategies. Learn to use the latest industry tools and techniques to identify weaknesses in networks, cloud environments, and web applications through a complete hands-on approach.
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By Namifly
Last updated: April 2026
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This course includes:
Planning and Scoping (Rules of Engagement & Compliance)
Information Gathering & Vulnerability Scanning (Nmap, Nessus, Shodan)
Attacks and Exploits (Social Engineering, Network & Wireless Attacks)
Cloud, Mobile, and IoT Security (Testing modern infrastructure)
In the modern cybersecurity era, simply "defending" a system is no longer enough; an "Offensive" mindset is essential. The CompTIA PenTest+ (PT0-002) is a premier certification that proves you are capable of analyzing an organization's networks and systems from an attacker's perspective. Namifly’s course is specifically designed for those ready to elevate their Cyber Security expertise to a senior, professional level.
Why is the PenTest+ PT0-002 the most updated version in history? Compared to previous versions, the PT0-002 focuses heavily on Cloud Security, IoT Device Testing, and Code Analysis. As a modern Penetration Tester, you must know how to use Python or Bash scripts to automate attacks. In this course, our Hands-on Labs will demonstrate how powerful tools like Kali Linux, Nmap, Metasploit, and Burp Suite function in real-world scenarios.
Core Pillars of the Course:
Planning and Scoping: Managing legal and compliance requirements before a pen-test begins.
Information Gathering & Vulnerability Scanning: Collecting target data through passive and active reconnaissance.
Attacking Systems: Full techniques for Network-based, Wireless, and Web Application attacks.
Cloud & Mobile Security: Analyzing vulnerabilities in modern, decentralized infrastructures.
Reporting and Communication: The most critical step—presenting vulnerabilities to management in a professional, actionable report.
We know that when a student wants to learn Pen-testing, they don't just want theory. They want to see how a SQL Injection or Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) attack is executed and, more importantly, how it is patched. Our curriculum follows the complete offensive security methodology (The Cyber Kill Chain), ensuring you don't just pass an exam but emerge as a seasoned Penetration Tester ready for the 2026 job market.
Course Curriculum
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Rules of Engagement (RoE): Defining the boundaries and legal constraints of a pen-test.
Compliance Requirements: Understanding PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR in a security audit context.
Scoping Strategy: Identifying target assets and avoiding "Scope Creep."
Legal Documentation: Mastering Authorization forms and SOW (Statement of Work).
Passive Reconnaissance: Using OSINT tools like Shodan, Whois, and Google Dorking.
Active Reconnaissance: Advanced Nmap scripting (NSE) for service and OS detection.
Vulnerability Scanning: Deploying Nessus and OpenVAS to identify unpatched systems.
Analysis of Results: Differentiating between "False Positives" and high-risk vulnerabilities.
Network-Based Attacks: Exploiting SMB, SNMP, and SSH vulnerabilities.
Wireless Penetration: Cracking WPA2/WPA3 and identifying Rogue Access Points.
Social Engineering: Performing Phishing, Pretexting, and Tailgating simulations.
Application Attacks: Mastering SQL Injection (SQLi) and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS).
Cloud Infrastructure Testing: Identifying misconfigurations in AWS S3 buckets and Azure AD.
Mobile App Analysis: Reverse engineering Android/iOS apps for hardcoded secrets.
IoT/OT Vulnerabilities: Attacking smart devices and industrial control systems.
API Security: Testing RESTful APIs for broken authentication and data exposure.
Metasploit Framework: Mastering the Exploit, Payload, and Auxiliary modules.
Burp Suite Professional: intercepting and manipulating web traffic.
Python for Hackers: Writing custom scripts to automate data exfiltration.
PowerShell & Bash: Analyzing malicious scripts and automating post-exploitation tasks.
Persistence Techniques: Establishing backdoors and scheduled tasks for long-term access.
Privilege Escalation: Moving from a "Low-Level User" to "Root/System" authority.
Lateral Movement: Pivoting through a network to reach high-value targets.
The Final Report: Writing a professional executive summary and technical remediation plan.
Full-Length Mock Exam: 85–90 questions timed to simulate the actual CompTIA environment.
Exam Day Strategy: Managing the 165-minute clock and prioritizing high-weightage domains.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about this course.
A: It’s not mandatory, but having CompTIA Security+ knowledge provides a foundational security layer that makes learning Pen-testing concepts much smoother.
A: Yes. The PT0-002 exam requires you to analyze Bash, Python, and PowerShell code. We cover the basic scripting techniques needed to automate and understand exploits.
A: PenTest+ is highly focused on management and reporting, which is critical for corporate roles. Many large organizations now give PenTest+ equal or higher priority compared to CEH because of its technical accuracy and vendor-neutral approach.
