Practise defensive security through a free cyber security virtual internship. Read the project curriculum, evidence requirements and mentor review process.
Prepare an isolated practice environment and keep credentials out of screenshots and repositories. A public website is not permission to test it; use the authorised targets named in your brief.
These are the published project topics and deliverables. Your selected duration determines the required tasks in your workspace; use each task brief for its materials and evidence requirements.
Download your official Offer Letter from your workspace, format a professional LinkedIn announcement tagging #EdBytes, and submit your live public post URL for mentor verification.
Demonstrate cryptographic password security by generating and comparing hash algorithms (MD5, SHA-256, bcrypt) and configuring TOTP multi-factor authentication in a local sandbox.
Perform non-destructive network scanning against an authorized lab environment using Nmap to identify active hosts, open TCP/UDP ports, and running service versions.
Open a provided sample `.pcap` capture file in Wireshark, apply simple display filters (`http` or `dns`), and take a screenshot showing an unencrypted web request.
Conduct a personal cybersecurity hygiene audit: review browser privacy settings, complete a simulated phishing detection quiz, and set up a free password manager (e.g. Bitwarden).
After your required tasks are approved, your workspace shows the optional certificate and evaluation report, its saved price and download availability. Public verification distinguishes registration from an issued credential; it does not guarantee employment or accreditation.
The cyber security virtual internship centres on showing your defensive reasoning, not simply producing a tool output. Record the environment, scope, observations, and proposed improvements so your review can be reproduced. Demonstrate projects in your own lab or another environment where you have explicit permission.
Prepare an isolated practice environment and keep credentials out of screenshots and repositories. A public website is not permission to test it; use the authorised targets named in your brief.
This educational project track is for students and early-career learners who want to practise cyber security and document their own work. Check the milestone tools and prerequisites against your current skills. Participation is not employment or a promise of placement.
Registration offers 7-, 15-, 30-, 45-, and 60-day options. Your selected programme and active workspace determine the required tasks and deadline. The published milestones show the project topics; check your workspace for the tasks assigned to your enrolment.
Enrolment, learning materials, submissions, and mentor feedback are free. The certificate is optional. Its price is saved when you register; a saved ₹0 price requires no certificate payment. Check its current price in your workspace; see the terms and refund policy before purchasing.
Submit the evidence named in the task brief, such as a repository, prototype, report, public post, or walkthrough. Open each link while signed out and document your own contribution. Follow the project proof checklist before sending it for review.
