Overview
The School of Computer Applications, Department of BSc (Cyber Security), organized a two-day hands-on workshop on Ethical Hacking & Malware Analysis for SY & TY BSc (Cyber Security) students. The session aimed to provide participants with practical exposure to modern hacking techniques, security tools, and malware analysis methodologies.
Objectives
- Introduce core concepts of Ethical Hacking, Penetration Testing, and Malware Analysis.
- Bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical cybersecurity applications.
- Enhance hands-on skills using real-world tools and case-based exercises.
Highlights
- Inaugural session with welcome address by faculty members of Cyber Security.
- Technical sessions covering penetration testing frameworks, malware behavior, and reverse engineering basics.
- Hands-on lab: Analyzing malware samples and simulating ethical hacking scenarios.
Outcomes
- Enhanced Knowledge: Strengthened understanding of Ethical Hacking & Malware Analysis among students.
- Increased Interest: Boosted interest in cybersecurity tools and techniques.
- Career Motivation: Motivated students to pursue internships and careers in cybersecurity fields.
Speaker: Cyber Security Experts (Guest Faculty & Industry Professionals)
Venue: Lab No - B503, SOCA
Agenda: Ethical Hacking Basics, Penetration Testing, Malware Analysis, Reverse Engineering, Hands-on Labs
