Cybersecurity — Red Team (Offensive Security)
The Cybersecurity Red Team course is a hands-on program focused on assessing security from an attacker’s perspective, identifying vulnerabilities, and performing penetration testing. You will learn core security and networking concepts, OSINT, web application testing, exploitation fundamentals, privilege escalation, post-exploitation basics, professional reporting, and ethical pentesting methodologies through real lab scenarios. The course helps learners build job-ready skills for Junior Penetration Tester and Red Team roles.
Duration4 months
Start Date2026-02-22
Schedule2 times per week
FormatHYBRID
Üstünlüklərimiz
Professional Mentors
Guidance and support from experienced specialists
Practical Learning
Not just theory — hands-on experience through real projects
Modern Technologies
Python, AI, web development and other trending fields
Career Support
CV preparation, interview simulations and access to job opportunities
Curriculum
8
Module 1
- 1.• Understanding Network Communication (Basic OSI & TCP/IP Model Overview) • IP Addressing Basics (Public vs. Private IPs and Their Use Cases) • Common Network Protocols (TCP, UDP, HTTP, DNS – High-Level Overview) • Network Devices & Their Roles (Routers, Switches, Firewalls, and Their Security Relevance) • Linux Distributions and File System Basics • Essential Linux Commands for Penetration Testing • User Privileges and Permissions • Basic Networking Commands for Reconnaissance • Types of penetration testing • Penetration testing overview • Penetration testing lifecycle and phases • Red teaming vs penetration testing • Legal and Ethical Considerations in Offensive Security • Front-end and Back-end Components • HTTP/HTTPS Overview • HTTP requests and responses and their headers • HTTP methods and response codes • Modern Web Application Architecture & Request Flow • Introduction to RESTful and SOAP APIs • Introduction to Web Penetration Testing • Essential Tools for Web Penetration Testing (Burp Suite, Gobuster, etc.) • Manual vs automated testing • Intro to OWASP Top 10 for Web Applications
16
Module 2
- 1.• Understanding access control and authorization • Common access control flaws • IDOR (Insecure Direct Object References) • Exploiting misconfigured access control • Directory Traversal Overview • Finding Directory Traversal vulnerabilities in web applications • Exploiting directory traversal vulnerabilities to access restricted files • Mitigation Strategies • Understand the different types of XSS • Finding XSS vulnerabilities in web applications • XSS Exploitation • Mitigation Strategies • File Upload vulnerabilities Overview • Finding File Upload vulnerabilities in web applications • Exploiting File Upload vulnerabilities • File type validation and whitelisting • Common authentication flaws • Session management vulnerabilities • Multi-factor authentication (MFA) weaknesses • Token-based authentication vulnerabilities
24
Module 3
- 1.• SQL overview • What is SQL Injection? • Types of SQL injection • Exploiting SQL Injection vulnerabilities • Bypassing authentication via SQL Injection • Database enumeration and extraction • Mitigation Strategies • SSRF Overview • Finding SSRF vulnerabilities in web applications • Exploiting SSRF in different environments • Same-Origin Policy • SameSite Cookies • Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) • Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) and security risks • Exploiting weak CORS configurations • Command Injection Overview • Finding command injection vulnerabilities in web applications • Exploiting command injection vulnerabilities • Understanding business logic flaws • Identifying security risks in workflows and design flaws • Exploiting business logic vulnerabilities • What is SSTI? • Common templating engines (Jinja2, Thymeleaf, Twig) • Exploiting SSTI for remote code execution • Case studies of real-world SSTI vulnerabilities • What is web caching? • Common Web Cache Poisoning Attack Vectors • Finding Web Cache Poisoning Vulnerabilities in Web Applications • Exploiting Web Cache Poisoning Vulnerabilities
32
Module 4
- 1.• Android and iOS Application Fundamentals • Key tools for mobile penetration testing (Reversing, Rooting, Jailbreaking, SSL pinning bypass, etc.) • Introduction to mobile-specific testing methodologies • Deep Dive into OWASP Mobile Top 10 Vulnerabilities • Static & Dynamic Analysis of Mobile Applications • Real-World Exploits for OWASP Mobile Top 10 Vulnerabilities • Hands-on practice with mobile and web vulnerabilities combined • Introduction to DevSecOps principles • Secure SDLC integration • CI/CD pipeline security basics • Automation tools and real-world use cases • Structure and components of a professional security report • Writing clear and concise vulnerability descriptions • Risk rating methodologies (CVSS, OWASP risk rating) • Crafting actionable remediation steps • Best practices for delivering reports to clients • Reviewing and verifying vulnerability findings • Identifying and interpreting vulnerability descriptions and technical details • Group activity: Discussing real-world vulnerabilities and mitigation steps from a sample report • Comprehensive exam using OWASP Juice Shop vulnerable application
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1700 AZN
Junior
0-1 year experience
3000 AZN
Middle
1–3 years experience
5000+ AZN
Senior
3+ years experience
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