Ethical Hacking Intern

Job Description

Ethical Hacking Intern Company: INLIGHN TECH Location: Remote (100% Virtual) Duration: 3 Months Stipend for Top Interns: ₹15,000 Certificate Provided | Letter of Recommendation | Full-Time Offer Based on Performance About the Company: INLIGHN TECH empowers students and fresh graduates with real-world experience through hands-on, project-driven internships. The Ethical Hacking Internship is designed to equip you with offensive cybersecurity skills through practical exposure to penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, and ethical hacking methodologies. Role Overview: As an Ethical Hacking Intern, you will work on real-world cybersecurity challenges, identify system vulnerabilities, and learn how to ethically exploit weaknesses to help secure systems. This internship will enhance your skills in reconnaissance, exploitation, and reporting, while working on live simulations and projects. Key Responsibilities: Perform vulnerability scanning and security assessments on virtual systems Conduct reconnaissance and information gathering using open-source tools Analyze potential threats and simulate cyberattacks in controlled environments Document and report discovered vulnerabilities and exploits Collaborate with mentors to understand system hardening techniques Assist in preparing cybersecurity awareness and best practices materials Qualifications: Pursuing or recently completed a degree in Cybersecurity, Computer Science, or a related field Basic understanding of networking, operating systems, and web application security Familiarity with tools like Nmap, Burp Suite, Metasploit, Wireshark, or Kali Linux Knowledge of OWASP Top 10 and common vulnerability types Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Eagerness to learn, adapt, and apply ethical hacking techniques Internship Benefits: Hands-on experience with industry-standard cybersecurity tools Certificate of Internship upon successful completion Letter of Recommendation for top performers Build a strong portfolio of ethical hacking reports and security assessments Show more Show less