Guided, step-by-step exercises built around real tools and real scenarios. No VMs required to get started — just a Kali Linux install or a terminal.
Install and configure Kali Linux, set up your tools, understand the file system, and get your hacking environment production-ready.
Master every Nmap scan type — TCP SYN, UDP, version detection, OS fingerprinting, and NSE scripts for automated enumeration.
Navigate msfconsole, configure exploits, generate payloads, and use Meterpreter for post-exploitation tasks in a safe lab.
Crack MD5, SHA1, NTLM and bcrypt hashes using John the Ripper and Hashcat with wordlists, masks, and rule-based attacks.
Capture live traffic, apply filters, follow TCP streams, extract credentials from cleartext protocols, and spot anomalies.
Enumerate SUID bits, sudo misconfigs, writable cron jobs, kernel exploits, and PATH hijacking to escalate from user to root.
Use Gobuster, Nikto, and WhatWeb to discover hidden paths, detect vulnerabilities, and fingerprint web technologies.
Manually exploit UNION-based, blind boolean, and time-based SQL injection. Then automate with SQLmap for database dumping.
Exploit reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS. Cookie theft, session hijacking, and keylogging via injected JavaScript.
Subnet any IPv4 address by hand. Master VLSM, CIDR notation, wildcard masks, and network address calculations.
Configure OSPF single-area and multi-area on Cisco routers. Neighbour relationships, LSA types, DR/BDR election, and route verification.
Create VLANs, configure access and trunk ports, set native VLANs, and verify inter-VLAN routing with a Layer 3 switch.