In this room, we will walk through a basic machine using various techniques from scanning with nmap, directory busting with Gobuster and utilizing some privilege escalation techniques.

In this room, we will walk through a variety of Linux Privilege Escalation techniques - ranging from weak file permissions and cron jobs to environment variables and SUID executables

In this room, we will give an introduction to some common linux privilege escalation techniques such as SUID/GUID files, /etc/passwd file, and crontabs

In this room, we will give an introduction to shells, what they are, sending and receiving (reverse/bind) shells when exploiting target machines.

In this room, we will exploit a Windows machine using the famous EternalBlue exploit which uses an exploit present in SMBv1 revealed by the Shadow Brokers.

In this room, we will learn how to use Metasploit - an incredible popular framework used by security professionals used to probe and exploit vulnerabilities.

In this room, we will give an introduction to Active Directory - a staple in modern networks and widely used in large corporate networks.

In this room, we will look at an introduction to the Windows OS including a little history, authentication processes, types of servers and GPOs.

In this room, we will cover various things including why cryptography matters, RSA, two main classes of cryptography and their uses, key exchange.

In this room, you will learn how to use John the Ripper - an incrediblly powerful and adaptable tool for cracking hashes and passwords

This room serves as an introduction to Hashing, as part of the cryptography series of rooms in the Complete Beginner Learning Path

In this room, we will exploit a webserver to find 3 ingredients that will help Rick make his potion to transform himself back into a human from a pickle

The purpose of this room is to explore some of the vulnerabilities resulting from improper (or inadequate) handling of file uploads

This room looks at OWASP's top 10 vulnerabilities in web applications using OWASP's own creation called Juice Shop to get more experience with web app pentesting

This room breaks each OWASP topic down and includes details on what the vulnerability is, how it occurs and how you can exploit it effectively.

This room is designed for you to learn the basics and major components of Burp Suite, the de facto tool to use when performing web app testing.

This room is designed as a basic intro to how the web works. It covers HTTP requests and responses, web servers, cookies and then a mini CTF at the end.

This room is a direct sequel to the first Network Services room. It explores more common network services and their vulnerabilities you will likely find in the real world.

This room explores common Network Service vulnerabilities and misconfigurations on services such as SMB, Telnet and FTP - both explaining and exploiting.

This room covers the most important tool a hacker can learn - Nmap. You will learn different types of scans, scripts and firewall evasion