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  1. Course 1

    Security Foundations

    Beginner Open
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  6. Course 2

    Cyber Security 101

    Intermediate Open
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  16. Course 3

    Red team

    Advanced
    Coming later
  21. Course 4

    Blue team

    Advanced
    Coming later

  26. Stop 1

    How the internet works

    • play_circle What happens when you open a website
    • play_circle IP addresses, ports and protocols
    • play_circle DNS: how names become addresses
    • play_circle Watching real traffic with Wireshark

  27. Stop 2

    Linux basics

    • play_circle The command line and the file system
    • play_circle Users, permissions and sudo
    • play_circle Processes, services and packages
    • play_circle Setting up your own lab

  28. Stop 3

    How websites work

    • play_circle HTTP requests and responses
    • play_circle Cookies, sessions and logins
    • play_circle Databases and how sites talk to them
    • play_circle Reading a site with browser developer tools

  29. Stop 4

    Python for security

    • play_circle Variables, loops and functions
    • play_circle Working with files and text
    • play_circle Talking to the network with Python
    • play_circle Writing your first security script

  30. Stop 5 · How attacks work

    How attackers think

    • play_circle The attacker mindset and the kill chain
    • play_circle Types of attackers and what they want
    • play_circle Staying legal: scope, permission and ethics

  31. Stop 6 · How attacks work

    Reconnaissance and scanning

    • play_circle OSINT and footprinting
    • play_circle Nmap and service enumeration
    • play_circle Vulnerability scanning and triage

  32. Stop 7 · How attacks work

    Web attacks

    • play_circle SQL injection
    • play_circle Cross-site scripting (XSS)
    • play_circle Broken access control and authentication
    • play_circle Testing a site with Burp Suite

  33. Stop 8 · How attacks work

    Passwords

    • play_circle How passwords are stored: hashing and salting
    • play_circle Cracking passwords and credential reuse
    • play_circle Phishing and social engineering

  34. Stop 9 · How to defend

    Cryptography basics

    • play_circle Symmetric and asymmetric encryption
    • play_circle TLS, certificates and HTTPS
    • play_circle Common cryptography mistakes

  35. Stop 10 · How to defend

    Securing a system

    • play_circle Hardening a Linux server
    • play_circle Firewalls and network segmentation
    • play_circle Patching, backups and least privilege

  36. Stop 11 · How to defend

    Spotting an attack

    • play_circle What logs are and where to find them
    • play_circle Detection and alert triage
    • play_circle Following an attacker through the logs

  37. Stop 12 · How to defend

    Responding to an attack

    • play_circle The incident response process
    • play_circle Forensic basics
    • play_circle Writing an incident report

  38. Stop 13 · Prove it

    Final project

    • play_circle Full assessment of a practice target
    • play_circle Professional findings report
    • play_circle Remediation plan and debrief

  39. Stop 14 · Red team

    Advanced web exploitation

    Offensive security: penetration testing and finding the weaknesses before attackers do. This part of the road is still being built.

  40. Stop 15 · Red team

    Privilege escalation

    Offensive security: penetration testing and finding the weaknesses before attackers do. This part of the road is still being built.

  41. Stop 16 · Red team

    Active Directory attacks

    Offensive security: penetration testing and finding the weaknesses before attackers do. This part of the road is still being built.

  42. Stop 17 · Red team

    Running a red team engagement

    Offensive security: penetration testing and finding the weaknesses before attackers do. This part of the road is still being built.

  43. Stop 18 · Blue team

    Security monitoring and SIEM

    Defensive security: detecting attacks, responding to them and keeping systems safe. This part of the road is still being built.

  44. Stop 19 · Blue team

    Threat hunting

    Defensive security: detecting attacks, responding to them and keeping systems safe. This part of the road is still being built.

  45. Stop 20 · Blue team

    Digital forensics

    Defensive security: detecting attacks, responding to them and keeping systems safe. This part of the road is still being built.

  46. Stop 21 · Blue team

    Leading incident response

    Defensive security: detecting attacks, responding to them and keeping systems safe. This part of the road is still being built.