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Curso Completo de Hacking Ético - Aprende Todo - 2026

Ethical hacking with Kali Linux in Spanish

Original title
Curso Completo de Hacking Ético - Aprende Todo - 2026
Category
Cybersecurity
Course language
Spanish
Hosted on
Udemy

Our analysis

Curso Completo de Hacking Ético is a hands-on Spanish-language option for working through the phases of a penetration test with Kali Linux. We would recommend it to people who have already decided they are interested in offensive security and learn better by doing than by reading theory.

Who it is for

  • Beginners who want to get into ethical hacking with a practical approach.
  • Systems or networking students who want to see attack techniques in a lab.
  • IT professionals who want to understand how an attacker thinks in order to defend their systems better.

What it covers

  • Installing and configuring Kali Linux as your working environment.
  • The phases of ethical hacking, explained step by step.
  • The tools and techniques for each phase: what they are and how they are applied.
  • Simulated attacks based on real-world scenarios.
  • Attacks on practice machines using what you learned during the course.

What to keep in mind

  • The course is taught in Spanish. The description introduces the instructor, Thiago Araujo, as having more than five years of experience in cybersecurity and ethical hacking.
  • The published description is cut off and does not list specific tools. Check the full syllabus to see whether it includes, for example, web application attacks, wireless networks or privilege escalation.
  • It claims to suit everyone from beginners to advanced learners. Based on what it describes, it adds the most value for beginners and intermediate learners.
  • Practice only in your own labs or on platforms that allow it. Attacking systems without permission is illegal, even for learning purposes.

Where it fits in a path

Before this course, you should be comfortable with the Linux terminal and have some networking basics. If you are starting from zero, our guide "How to get started in cybersecurity" helps you organize those fundamentals, and a general introductory course gives you context on threats and defenses. Afterwards, the logical step is to practice on legal challenge platforms and labs and work toward a pentesting certification. If you come from software development, web application security is a natural specialization, and the "Web developer roadmap" helps you understand the applications you will later audit.

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