Red Team Engineer Internship

Encrytpedge Labs Limited
London
4 months ago
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TheRed Team Engineer Internship Programat EncryptEdge Labs offers aspiring ethical hackers an intensive, hands-on experience in offensive cybersecurity. Over eight weeks, interns will engage in 30 practical challenges that cover key aspects of red teaming, including reconnaissance, exploitation, network penetration testing, lateral movement, and advanced attack techniques.

Participants will learn to think like attackers, utilizing open-source intelligence (OSINT), social engineering, and various penetration testing tools and techniques. The program culminates in a Capture The Flag (CTF) challenge and a final report to demonstrate their acquired skills. This internship is perfect for those looking to build a career in offensive security and ethical hacking.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Learn and implement red teaming techniques, including reconnaissance, exploitation, and social engineering.
  • Perform network penetration testing, lateral movement, and privilege escalation.
  • Engage in advanced attacks such as bypassing security controls and exploiting database vulnerabilities.
  • Complete a Capture The Flag (CTF) challenge to test and demonstrate the skills gained throughout the internship.
  • Write detailed reports on findings and methodologies used during tasks.


RequirementsCore Attributes:

  • Strong passion forcybersecurity, particularlyoffensive securityandethical hacking.
  • Consistency in completing tasks and challenges within deadlines.
  • Strongdocumentation skillsfor clearly presenting findings.
  • Good communication skillsto collaborate effectively with mentors and peers.

Educational Background:

  • A degree inComputer Science,Cybersecurity, or a related field is preferred but not mandatory.

Foundational Knowledge:

  • Basic understanding ofnetworkingconcepts andoperating systems(Windows/Linux).
  • Familiarity withLinux commandsand cybersecurity principles is a plus but not required.

Certifications (Preferred):

  • EC-Council’s Certified Ethical Hacker(CEH)
  • eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester(eJPT)
  • Practical Ethical Hacking(PEH)

Key Skillset:

  • Proficiency inbasic exploitation techniquesand vulnerability assessment.
  • Understanding ofprivilege escalationtechniques on bothWindowsandLinuxsystems.
  • Knowledge ofActive Directory attacksand related exploitation tactics.

Tool Proficiency:

  • Hands-on experience with:
    • Kali Linux, including tools likeMetasploit,Nmap, andGobusterfor penetration testing.
    • Basicscriptingskills usingPythonorBashfor automation.
    • Familiarity withCobalt Strikeor its alternatives (Armitage) for red teaming activities.

Logistical Requirements:

  • Access to acomputerand areliable internet connection.
  • Ability to establish and maintain asecure work environment(guidance will be provided).

Preferred Experience:

  • Completed courses or practical experience inpenetration testingandethical hacking.
  • Familiarity withred team toolsand methodologies is a plus but not required.


BenefitsHands-on Experience:Gain practical knowledge and skills in red teaming, including reconnaissance, exploitation, social engineering, and advanced attack techniques.
Professional Development:Receive guidance on career development and opportunities to build a portfolio through real-world challenges and reports.
Global Exposure:Participate in a global internship program, connecting with cybersecurity professionals from worldwide.
Certificate of Completion:Earn a certificate of completion at the end of the internship, demonstrating your proficiency in red teaming and offensive security.
Letter of Experience:Interns who successfully complete the program will also receive a letter of experience, outlining the skills and competencies developed during the internship.
Letter of Recommendation:Outstanding interns will receive personalized letters of recommendation from EncryptEdge Labs.
Remote Learning:Enjoy the flexibility of a remote internship that allows you to work from anywhere.
Mentorship:Access support from experienced mentors and cybersecurity experts throughout the internship.
Job Opportunities:Top-performing interns may be recommended for job placements through our network of partners and clients, helping you advance your career in red teaming and ethical hacking.



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