Yes, you can learn it by following the listed ways below:

1.**Understanding Networking and Security Basics:**

– Learn about TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP, HTTPS, firewalls, and network protocols.

– Resources: “CompTIA Network+ Certification” course, Cisco’s “Introduction to Networks” course.

2.**Familiarize Yourself with Ethical Hacking Tools:**

– **Nmap:** Network scanning and mapping.

– **Wireshark:** Network traffic analysis.

– **Burp Suite:** Web application security testing.

– **Metasploit:** Exploit development and execution.

3.**Use Pre-Built Tools and Frameworks:**

– Many ethical hacking tasks can be performed using pre-built tools that require minimal programming knowledge.

– **Kali Linux:** A Linux distribution specifically designed for penetration testing with many pre-installed tools.

4.**Hands-On Practice:**

– Platforms like **Hack The Box, TryHackMe, and OverTheWire** offer interactive challenges and exercises.

– **Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions**: Participating in CTFs can provide practical experience without needing to write code.

5.**Security Certifications:**

– **Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH):** Covers a wide range of topics and tools without requiring deep programming knowledge.

– **CompTIA Security+:** Offers a foundation in security principles.

6.**Learning by Doing:**

– Use virtual labs and environments to practice ethical hacking techniques safely.

– Set up a home lab using tools like **VirtualBox** and create isolated environments for testing.

7.**Follow Online Tutorials and Courses:**

– Websites like **Cybrary, Udemy, and Coursera** offer courses on ethical hacking and cybersecurity.

– YouTube channels such as **”Hackersploit” and “The Cyber Mentor”** provide practical tutorials.