<![CDATA[LeakForum - Security & Pentesting]]> https://leakforum.io/ Mon, 03 Aug 2026 21:57:44 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Latest Bug Bounty & Revealing Private POCs]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Latest-Bug-Bounty-Revealing-Private-POCs Thu, 25 Jun 2026 19:21:03 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Latest-Bug-Bounty-Revealing-Private-POCs Requirements
  • A good laptop
  • Internet Connection
  • Interest in Bug hunting/Ethical Hacking
  • A peaceful mind
Description
Welcome to Intro to Bug Bounty Hunting and Web Ethical Hacking, your introductory course into practical bug bounty hunting. Learn ethical hacking principles with your guide and instructor Vipin Panchal. Vipin Panchal is a full-time Bug Hunter and is mostly active on Bugcrowd, Hackerone, and Synack.
Vipin Panchal is in the top 5 hackers on the Indeed bug bounty program and secured thousands of companies.
This course will feature:
  • An overview of the top 5 vulnerabilities and how to find them
  • Real private bug submission report (POC) of every vulnerability.
  • Practical demonstration of every vulnerability
  • Bug hunting on live websites
  • Introduction to the bug bounty platforms
  • Introduction to bug bounty programs, how to read the scope
 
Notes & Disclaimer
This course will be updated regularly as new information becomes available. Vipin Panchal will be answering relevant questions as soon as possible. Please don't be discouraged if you don't immediately find a bug, this field is for resilient people committed to learning and figuring things out without much direction. Google will be your friend, and we encourage you to try things before immediately asking for a solution.
This course is meant for educational purposes only. This information is not to be used for black hat exploitation and should only be used on targets you have permission to attack.
 
Who this course is for:
  • Anybody interested in becoming a bug bounty hunter
  • Anybody interested in website ethical hacking
  • Already know some hacking and want to earn some money with your skills
  • IT security professionals
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  • A good laptop
  • Internet Connection
  • Interest in Bug hunting/Ethical Hacking
  • A peaceful mind
Description
Welcome to Intro to Bug Bounty Hunting and Web Ethical Hacking, your introductory course into practical bug bounty hunting. Learn ethical hacking principles with your guide and instructor Vipin Panchal. Vipin Panchal is a full-time Bug Hunter and is mostly active on Bugcrowd, Hackerone, and Synack.
Vipin Panchal is in the top 5 hackers on the Indeed bug bounty program and secured thousands of companies.
This course will feature:
  • An overview of the top 5 vulnerabilities and how to find them
  • Real private bug submission report (POC) of every vulnerability.
  • Practical demonstration of every vulnerability
  • Bug hunting on live websites
  • Introduction to the bug bounty platforms
  • Introduction to bug bounty programs, how to read the scope
 
Notes & Disclaimer
This course will be updated regularly as new information becomes available. Vipin Panchal will be answering relevant questions as soon as possible. Please don't be discouraged if you don't immediately find a bug, this field is for resilient people committed to learning and figuring things out without much direction. Google will be your friend, and we encourage you to try things before immediately asking for a solution.
This course is meant for educational purposes only. This information is not to be used for black hat exploitation and should only be used on targets you have permission to attack.
 
Who this course is for:
  • Anybody interested in becoming a bug bounty hunter
  • Anybody interested in website ethical hacking
  • Already know some hacking and want to earn some money with your skills
  • IT security professionals
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]]> <![CDATA[Llm Prompt Injection Cybersecurity Testing]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Llm-Prompt-Injection-Cybersecurity-Testing Thu, 25 Jun 2026 19:19:26 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Llm-Prompt-Injection-Cybersecurity-Testing Requirements
  • A fundamental understanding of Software Testing (QA)
  • A basic familiarity with LLMs and Prompting
Description
AI-powered applications are being shipped faster than they're being tested. Prompt injection is the OWASP Top 10 vulnerability most teams don't know how to test for — and this course fixes that.
This course is built for QA engineers, SDETs, and manual testers who work on software that uses large language models. You don't need a security background. You need to know how to test, and this course teaches you how to apply that skill to AI systems.
What you'll learn:
  • How LLMs process instructions and why that creates a testable attack surface
  • The difference between direct injection and indirect injection — and why both matter
  • How to execute jailbreak attacks, PDF injection attacks, and image-based injection attacks using local models
  • How to write a complete bug report for an LLM security finding, including the transcript evidence a developer needs to reproduce it
  • How to integrate LLM security testing into your existing QA workflow
What makes this course different:
Most AI security content explains what the risks are. This course shows you how to find them. Every concept is demonstrated with a live demo using real tools — Ollama, Mistral, and Open WebUI — running locally on your machine. No cloud accounts required, no API keys, no cost to run the demos yourself.
Who this course is for:
QA engineers and SDETs who want to add AI security testing to their skill set. Manual testers working on products that use LLMs or generative AI. Developers who want to understand what a security-focused tester will look for in their code.
By the end of this course you'll be able to identify prompt injection vulnerabilities, execute test cases against LLM-based systems, and document your findings in a format developers can act on.
This course was developed with the assistance of AI tools for content organization, slide design, and script refinement. All course content, technical instruction, demonstrations, and subject matter expertise are my own.
Who this course is for:
  • QA Engineers and Software Testers
  • AI Product Owners and Developers
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  • A fundamental understanding of Software Testing (QA)
  • A basic familiarity with LLMs and Prompting
Description
AI-powered applications are being shipped faster than they're being tested. Prompt injection is the OWASP Top 10 vulnerability most teams don't know how to test for — and this course fixes that.
This course is built for QA engineers, SDETs, and manual testers who work on software that uses large language models. You don't need a security background. You need to know how to test, and this course teaches you how to apply that skill to AI systems.
What you'll learn:
  • How LLMs process instructions and why that creates a testable attack surface
  • The difference between direct injection and indirect injection — and why both matter
  • How to execute jailbreak attacks, PDF injection attacks, and image-based injection attacks using local models
  • How to write a complete bug report for an LLM security finding, including the transcript evidence a developer needs to reproduce it
  • How to integrate LLM security testing into your existing QA workflow
What makes this course different:
Most AI security content explains what the risks are. This course shows you how to find them. Every concept is demonstrated with a live demo using real tools — Ollama, Mistral, and Open WebUI — running locally on your machine. No cloud accounts required, no API keys, no cost to run the demos yourself.
Who this course is for:
QA engineers and SDETs who want to add AI security testing to their skill set. Manual testers working on products that use LLMs or generative AI. Developers who want to understand what a security-focused tester will look for in their code.
By the end of this course you'll be able to identify prompt injection vulnerabilities, execute test cases against LLM-based systems, and document your findings in a format developers can act on.
This course was developed with the assistance of AI tools for content organization, slide design, and script refinement. All course content, technical instruction, demonstrations, and subject matter expertise are my own.
Who this course is for:
  • QA Engineers and Software Testers
  • AI Product Owners and Developers
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]]> <![CDATA[Evasion with Nmap]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Evasion-with-Nmap Thu, 25 Jun 2026 19:17:25 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Evasion-with-Nmap What you'll learn
 
Modern enterprise networks deploy firewalls and intrusion detection systems that can flag and block standard reconnaissance scans. In this course, Evasion with Nmap, you’ll learn to perform stealthy network reconnaissance that avoids triggering alerts. You’ll start with TCP stealth and flag-manipulation scan types that bypass stateless filters, then move to UDP and alternative transport protocols that defenders frequently overlook. Finally, you’ll apply timing controls, scan order randomization, and payload obfuscation to reduce your footprint against active monitoring systems. When you’re finished, you’ll be able to conduct low-noise, professional-grade reconnaissance on secured networks.



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Modern enterprise networks deploy firewalls and intrusion detection systems that can flag and block standard reconnaissance scans. In this course, Evasion with Nmap, you’ll learn to perform stealthy network reconnaissance that avoids triggering alerts. You’ll start with TCP stealth and flag-manipulation scan types that bypass stateless filters, then move to UDP and alternative transport protocols that defenders frequently overlook. Finally, you’ll apply timing controls, scan order randomization, and payload obfuscation to reduce your footprint against active monitoring systems. When you’re finished, you’ll be able to conduct low-noise, professional-grade reconnaissance on secured networks.



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]]> <![CDATA[AI Bug Bounty Automation Find Vulnerabilities Faster]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-AI-Bug-Bounty-Automation-Find-Vulnerabilities-Faster Thu, 25 Jun 2026 19:15:51 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-AI-Bug-Bounty-Automation-Find-Vulnerabilities-Faster Requirements
  • Basic understanding of web applications
  • Interest in bug bounty / ethical hacking
  • No coding required
Description
                                                  “Stop guessing endpoints. Start finding vulnerabilities with AI.”
You don’t fail in bug bounty because of tools—you fail because you don’t know what to test.
In this course, you’ll learn how to use AI for bug bounty hunting and automate your workflow to find vulnerabilities faster. Instead of struggling with recon or guessing endpoints, you’ll use AI to approach targets with clarity and structure.
This course focuses on AI-powered bug bounty automation, where you’ll learn how to:
  • Perform attack surface discovery using AI
  • Generate hidden endpoints and API routes
  • Javascript analysis using AI
  • Expand and refine targets using smart prompts
  • Create payload ideas for common vulnerabilities
  • Write professional bug bounty reports efficiently
  • Capstone project for real world experience
Unlike traditional courses, this is not theory-heavy. It is a practical, workflow-based course designed to help you apply AI directly in real bug bounty scenarios.
You’ll also learn how to:
  • Use prompt engineering for ethical hacking
  • Automate recon and reduce manual effort
  • Identify high-probability testing areas quickly
  • Avoid common mistakes when using AI in security
Whether you are a beginner in bug bounty or an ethical hacker looking to improve efficiency, this course will help you think faster, test smarter, and reduce guesswork.
By combining your hacking skills with AI, you’ll gain a competitive edge in bug bounty hunting and modern security testing.
Who this course is for:
  • Beginners in bug bounty
  • Ethical hackers, Bug Hunters
  • Students stuck in recon phase
  • Anyone who wants faster hacking workflows
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  • Basic understanding of web applications
  • Interest in bug bounty / ethical hacking
  • No coding required
Description
                                                  “Stop guessing endpoints. Start finding vulnerabilities with AI.”
You don’t fail in bug bounty because of tools—you fail because you don’t know what to test.
In this course, you’ll learn how to use AI for bug bounty hunting and automate your workflow to find vulnerabilities faster. Instead of struggling with recon or guessing endpoints, you’ll use AI to approach targets with clarity and structure.
This course focuses on AI-powered bug bounty automation, where you’ll learn how to:
  • Perform attack surface discovery using AI
  • Generate hidden endpoints and API routes
  • Javascript analysis using AI
  • Expand and refine targets using smart prompts
  • Create payload ideas for common vulnerabilities
  • Write professional bug bounty reports efficiently
  • Capstone project for real world experience
Unlike traditional courses, this is not theory-heavy. It is a practical, workflow-based course designed to help you apply AI directly in real bug bounty scenarios.
You’ll also learn how to:
  • Use prompt engineering for ethical hacking
  • Automate recon and reduce manual effort
  • Identify high-probability testing areas quickly
  • Avoid common mistakes when using AI in security
Whether you are a beginner in bug bounty or an ethical hacker looking to improve efficiency, this course will help you think faster, test smarter, and reduce guesswork.
By combining your hacking skills with AI, you’ll gain a competitive edge in bug bounty hunting and modern security testing.
Who this course is for:
  • Beginners in bug bounty
  • Ethical hackers, Bug Hunters
  • Students stuck in recon phase
  • Anyone who wants faster hacking workflows
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]]> <![CDATA[Advanced Ethical Hacking Hands-On Training]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Advanced-Ethical-Hacking-Hands-On-Training Thu, 25 Jun 2026 19:13:41 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Advanced-Ethical-Hacking-Hands-On-Training Requirements
  • Completion of an introductory course to ethical hacking or pentesting.
  • Or completing Ethical Hacking - Hands-On Training Part I.
  • Above average use of the Kali CLI
  • Good troubleshooting skills
Description
Master Ethical Hacking, Bug Bounty, and Reverse Engineering with Hands-On Training & Real-World Attacks
Are you ready to take your ethical hacking skills to the next level? This ethical hacking course is designed for those who want to go beyond the basics and gain hands-on experience in reverse engineering and advanced penetration testing techniques. Whether you're an aspiring security professional, penetration tester, or bug bounty hunter, this course provides in-depth training to help you identify and exploit vulnerabilities like a pro.
What You Will Learn:
  • Advanced ethical hacking techniques used by security professionals
  • Bug bounty hunting strategies to find and report security flaws
  • Ethical hacking reverse engineering to analyze and modify software and applications
  • Exploiting and securing web applications, APIs, and network infrastructures
  • Advanced penetration testing techniques, including post-exploitation methods
  • Bypassing firewalls, IDS/IPS systems, and other security defenses
  • Real-world case studies on ethical hacking and vulnerability exploitation
  • Using tools like Kali Linux, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Wireshark, and more
Who Is This Course For?
  • Cybersecurity professionals looking to enhance their ethical hacking skills.
  • Bug bounty hunters who want to maximize their bug bounty potential
  • Developers who want to secure their applications from real-world attacks
  • Security enthusiasts eager to learn ethical hacking reverse engineering
  • Anyone interested in advanced penetration testing and cybersecurity research
Why Take This Course?
  • Hands-on training with real-world attack scenarios
  • Covers key ethical hacking and reverse engineering concepts
  • Step-by-step guidance to help you master advanced security techniques
  • Learn from industry experts with experience in penetration testing and cybersecurity
By the end of this course, you will have the expertise to conduct advanced ethical hacking, perform bug bounty research, and apply reverse engineering techniques to analyze vulnerabilities.
Take your cybersecurity skills to the next level—enroll and start mastering advanced ethical hacking today!
Who this course is for:
  • Those wanting to learning the intermediate skills of pentesting.
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  • Completion of an introductory course to ethical hacking or pentesting.
  • Or completing Ethical Hacking - Hands-On Training Part I.
  • Above average use of the Kali CLI
  • Good troubleshooting skills
Description
Master Ethical Hacking, Bug Bounty, and Reverse Engineering with Hands-On Training & Real-World Attacks
Are you ready to take your ethical hacking skills to the next level? This ethical hacking course is designed for those who want to go beyond the basics and gain hands-on experience in reverse engineering and advanced penetration testing techniques. Whether you're an aspiring security professional, penetration tester, or bug bounty hunter, this course provides in-depth training to help you identify and exploit vulnerabilities like a pro.
What You Will Learn:
  • Advanced ethical hacking techniques used by security professionals
  • Bug bounty hunting strategies to find and report security flaws
  • Ethical hacking reverse engineering to analyze and modify software and applications
  • Exploiting and securing web applications, APIs, and network infrastructures
  • Advanced penetration testing techniques, including post-exploitation methods
  • Bypassing firewalls, IDS/IPS systems, and other security defenses
  • Real-world case studies on ethical hacking and vulnerability exploitation
  • Using tools like Kali Linux, Metasploit, Burp Suite, Wireshark, and more
Who Is This Course For?
  • Cybersecurity professionals looking to enhance their ethical hacking skills.
  • Bug bounty hunters who want to maximize their bug bounty potential
  • Developers who want to secure their applications from real-world attacks
  • Security enthusiasts eager to learn ethical hacking reverse engineering
  • Anyone interested in advanced penetration testing and cybersecurity research
Why Take This Course?
  • Hands-on training with real-world attack scenarios
  • Covers key ethical hacking and reverse engineering concepts
  • Step-by-step guidance to help you master advanced security techniques
  • Learn from industry experts with experience in penetration testing and cybersecurity
By the end of this course, you will have the expertise to conduct advanced ethical hacking, perform bug bounty research, and apply reverse engineering techniques to analyze vulnerabilities.
Take your cybersecurity skills to the next level—enroll and start mastering advanced ethical hacking today!
Who this course is for:
  • Those wanting to learning the intermediate skills of pentesting.
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]]> <![CDATA[Advanced Bug Bounty RealWorld Web Application Exploits]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Advanced-Bug-Bounty-RealWorld-Web-Application-Exploits Thu, 25 Jun 2026 19:04:38 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Advanced-Bug-Bounty-RealWorld-Web-Application-Exploits Requirements
  • Web Application Security
Description
Stop practicing in "perfect" labs and start hunting on live targets. This course is a deep dive into the vault of an active security researcher with 4+ years of experience in Bug Bounty, Network Security, Web application penetration & VAPT. We skip the basic theory and move straight into the execution of real-world Proof of Concepts (PoCs) found on production systems.
In this course, you will analyze 21 distinct vulnerability classes exactly as they appeared in the wild. From critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) and Account Takeovers to sophisticated Business Logic Flaws and Firebase Misconfigurations, you will see the exact payloads and bypass techniques used to secure bounties.
What sets this course apart:
  • No Simulations: Every example is based on real-world program findings.
  • Advanced Bypasses: Learn to defeat Rate Limits, Captchas, and File Upload restrictions.
  • Unique Vulnerabilities: Deep dives into Pixel Flood (App-Layer DoS) and the latest CVE-2025-0133.
  • The Hunter’s Mindset: Learn how to think outside the box to find what automated scanners miss.
    Whether you are an aspiring hunter or a seasoned pentester, this course provides the practical methodology needed to find, exploit, and report high-impact bugs.
    Enroll today and master the art of real-world exploitation and earn more rewards .
Who this course is for:
  • Security Researcher
  • Ethical Hackers
  • Bug Bounty Hunters
  • Security Analyst
  • Penetration Testers
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  • Web Application Security
Description
Stop practicing in "perfect" labs and start hunting on live targets. This course is a deep dive into the vault of an active security researcher with 4+ years of experience in Bug Bounty, Network Security, Web application penetration & VAPT. We skip the basic theory and move straight into the execution of real-world Proof of Concepts (PoCs) found on production systems.
In this course, you will analyze 21 distinct vulnerability classes exactly as they appeared in the wild. From critical Remote Code Execution (RCE) and Account Takeovers to sophisticated Business Logic Flaws and Firebase Misconfigurations, you will see the exact payloads and bypass techniques used to secure bounties.
What sets this course apart:
  • No Simulations: Every example is based on real-world program findings.
  • Advanced Bypasses: Learn to defeat Rate Limits, Captchas, and File Upload restrictions.
  • Unique Vulnerabilities: Deep dives into Pixel Flood (App-Layer DoS) and the latest CVE-2025-0133.
  • The Hunter’s Mindset: Learn how to think outside the box to find what automated scanners miss.
    Whether you are an aspiring hunter or a seasoned pentester, this course provides the practical methodology needed to find, exploit, and report high-impact bugs.
    Enroll today and master the art of real-world exploitation and earn more rewards .
Who this course is for:
  • Security Researcher
  • Ethical Hackers
  • Bug Bounty Hunters
  • Security Analyst
  • Penetration Testers
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]]> <![CDATA[Udemy - Android Hacking Ethical Hacking for Android Apps Devices]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Udemy-Android-Hacking-Ethical-Hacking-for-Android-Apps-Devices Thu, 18 Jun 2026 21:06:06 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Udemy-Android-Hacking-Ethical-Hacking-for-Android-Apps-Devices Requirements
  • In addition to proficiency in basic computer skills and use of the command line, ethical hackers must also develop technical skills related to programming.
  • Many hackers use the Linux operating system (OS) because Linux is a free and open-source OS that anyone can modify it. It’s easy to access and customize .
Description
Step into the world of ethical hacking and Android security with the Android Hacking: Ethical Hacking for Android Apps & Devices course. Designed for tech enthusiasts, developers, and cybersecurity professionals, this course takes a comprehensive approach to teaching ethical hacking methods specifically tailored to Android platforms.
 
Whether you’re a beginner looking to explore ethical hacking or an expert seeking to specialize in Android app security, this course will equip you with practical tools, techniques, and knowledge to identify vulnerabilities, safeguard apps, and ensure device security.
 
What You’ll Learn:
• Introduction to Ethical Hacking:
• Understand the basics of ethical hacking and its importance in cybersecurity.
• Learn about hacking laws, regulations, and responsible disclosure practices.
• Android Architecture and Security:
• Explore the Android operating system’s architecture and security framework.
• Understand app permissions, sandboxing, and how Android ensures user privacy.
• Tools of the Trade:
• Master essential ethical hacking tools such as Metasploit, Burp Suite, and APKTool.
• Learn to use Android-specific security tools for penetration testing.
• Hacking Android Apps:
• Perform reverse engineering on Android applications to identify vulnerabilities.
• Learn how to decompile APK files and analyze their code for security flaws.
• Understand common app vulnerabilities like insecure data storage, weak encryption, and improper session handling.
• Securing Android Devices:
• Identify potential risks in Android devices, such as malware and phishing attacks.
• Learn techniques to secure devices from root exploits, spyware, and unauthorized access.
• Practical Real-World Scenarios:
• Work on hands-on projects to practice ethical hacking techniques.
• Simulate attack scenarios and implement security solutions to counter threats.
 
Why This Course?
1. Comprehensive and Updated Content: Stay ahead of the curve with updated content reflecting the latest Android security trends.
2. Hands-On Approach: Work on real-world examples and case studies to develop practical skills.
3. Expert Guidance: Learn from experienced cybersecurity professionals who share industry insights.
4. Ethical Focus: Gain a deep understanding of ethical hacking principles and how to use your skills responsibly.
5. Career Opportunities: Open doors to careers in ethical hacking, penetration testing, and app security.
 
Who Should Take This Course?
• Aspiring Ethical Hackers: Anyone looking to start a career in ethical hacking or penetration testing.
• Android Developers: Developers who want to secure their apps and ensure user safety.
• Cybersecurity Enthusiasts: Tech-savvy individuals with a passion for learning Android security.
• IT Professionals: Professionals seeking to expand their skill set in mobile app security.
 
Course Highlights:
• Learn how ethical hacking protects Android apps and devices.
• Master tools like Metasploit, APKTool, and more.
• Analyze and secure Android apps from common vulnerabilities.
• Develop countermeasures against hacking attempts.
• Gain hands-on experience with real-world ethical hacking projects.
 
What You’ll Walk Away With:
• A comprehensive understanding of Android security and ethical hacking.
• Practical skills to identify, exploit, and secure vulnerabilities in Android apps.
• Knowledge of best practices to safeguard devices and apps against hacking.
• A portfolio of real-world projects showcasing your expertise in Android security.
 
Enroll Today!
 
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to become a skilled ethical hacker specializing in Android apps and devices. Take the first step towards mastering ethical hacking and ensuring Android security with the Android Hacking: Ethical Hacking for Android Apps & Devices course.
 
Click Enroll Now to get started and secure your future in the world of ethical hacking!
Who this course is for:
  • This Course for aspire android ethical hacker

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  • In addition to proficiency in basic computer skills and use of the command line, ethical hackers must also develop technical skills related to programming.
  • Many hackers use the Linux operating system (OS) because Linux is a free and open-source OS that anyone can modify it. It’s easy to access and customize .
Description
Step into the world of ethical hacking and Android security with the Android Hacking: Ethical Hacking for Android Apps & Devices course. Designed for tech enthusiasts, developers, and cybersecurity professionals, this course takes a comprehensive approach to teaching ethical hacking methods specifically tailored to Android platforms.
 
Whether you’re a beginner looking to explore ethical hacking or an expert seeking to specialize in Android app security, this course will equip you with practical tools, techniques, and knowledge to identify vulnerabilities, safeguard apps, and ensure device security.
 
What You’ll Learn:
• Introduction to Ethical Hacking:
• Understand the basics of ethical hacking and its importance in cybersecurity.
• Learn about hacking laws, regulations, and responsible disclosure practices.
• Android Architecture and Security:
• Explore the Android operating system’s architecture and security framework.
• Understand app permissions, sandboxing, and how Android ensures user privacy.
• Tools of the Trade:
• Master essential ethical hacking tools such as Metasploit, Burp Suite, and APKTool.
• Learn to use Android-specific security tools for penetration testing.
• Hacking Android Apps:
• Perform reverse engineering on Android applications to identify vulnerabilities.
• Learn how to decompile APK files and analyze their code for security flaws.
• Understand common app vulnerabilities like insecure data storage, weak encryption, and improper session handling.
• Securing Android Devices:
• Identify potential risks in Android devices, such as malware and phishing attacks.
• Learn techniques to secure devices from root exploits, spyware, and unauthorized access.
• Practical Real-World Scenarios:
• Work on hands-on projects to practice ethical hacking techniques.
• Simulate attack scenarios and implement security solutions to counter threats.
 
Why This Course?
1. Comprehensive and Updated Content: Stay ahead of the curve with updated content reflecting the latest Android security trends.
2. Hands-On Approach: Work on real-world examples and case studies to develop practical skills.
3. Expert Guidance: Learn from experienced cybersecurity professionals who share industry insights.
4. Ethical Focus: Gain a deep understanding of ethical hacking principles and how to use your skills responsibly.
5. Career Opportunities: Open doors to careers in ethical hacking, penetration testing, and app security.
 
Who Should Take This Course?
• Aspiring Ethical Hackers: Anyone looking to start a career in ethical hacking or penetration testing.
• Android Developers: Developers who want to secure their apps and ensure user safety.
• Cybersecurity Enthusiasts: Tech-savvy individuals with a passion for learning Android security.
• IT Professionals: Professionals seeking to expand their skill set in mobile app security.
 
Course Highlights:
• Learn how ethical hacking protects Android apps and devices.
• Master tools like Metasploit, APKTool, and more.
• Analyze and secure Android apps from common vulnerabilities.
• Develop countermeasures against hacking attempts.
• Gain hands-on experience with real-world ethical hacking projects.
 
What You’ll Walk Away With:
• A comprehensive understanding of Android security and ethical hacking.
• Practical skills to identify, exploit, and secure vulnerabilities in Android apps.
• Knowledge of best practices to safeguard devices and apps against hacking.
• A portfolio of real-world projects showcasing your expertise in Android security.
 
Enroll Today!
 
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to become a skilled ethical hacker specializing in Android apps and devices. Take the first step towards mastering ethical hacking and ensuring Android security with the Android Hacking: Ethical Hacking for Android Apps & Devices course.
 
Click Enroll Now to get started and secure your future in the world of ethical hacking!
Who this course is for:
  • This Course for aspire android ethical hacker

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]]> <![CDATA[Udemy - AntivirusEDR Evasion & Bypass for Pentesters & Red Teamers]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Udemy-AntivirusEDR-Evasion-Bypass-for-Pentesters-Red-Teamers Thu, 18 Jun 2026 20:55:59 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Udemy-AntivirusEDR-Evasion-Bypass-for-Pentesters-Red-Teamers Requirements
  • Basic understanding of ethical hacking or penetration testing concepts
  • Familiarity with Windows operating systems and basic command-line usage
  • A computer capable of running virtual machines (VirtualBox/VMware recommended)
  • Internet connection for downloading required tools and resources
  • Willingness to set up and work in a safe, isolated lab environment
  • No prior antivirus evasion experience required — all techniques are taught step-by-step
  • Basics of C programming language
Description
In today’s cybersecurity landscape, antivirus (AV) software and Windows Defender are the first lines of defense against malware activities. For ethical hackers, penetration testers, and red teamers, understanding how these malwares and security tools work and how malwares evade Antivirus/EDR is essential for realistic and effective security testing.
This course will teach you to build undetectable Malware which bypasses Antivirus/EDR which is used in professional penetration tests and red team operations. You’ll learn how antivirus engines detect threats (malwares) , explore common detection methods like signature-based scanning, heuristic analysis, and behavioral monitoring, and discover multiple bypass (evasion) strategies that work in real-world scenarios.
Through hands-on demonstrations, you’ll build and modify malwares, apply obfuscation techniques, use packing and encryption, and perform in-memory execution to bypass malware detection. Each section includes clear, step-by-step guidance so you can confidently reproduce the techniques in a controlled, legal lab environment without causing harm.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
  • Build an undetectable Malware which bypasses Antivirus/EDR for Red Teaming, Penetration testing
  • Obfuscate malwares in multiple ways to bypass Antivirus/EDR
  • Implement multiple AV bypass methods safely and effectively in malwares
  • Apply real-world red team evasion techniques for better assessments
This course is intended for educational purposes only. All techniques are demonstrated in a legal, isolated lab environment for learning, testing, and skill improvement.
Who this course is for:
  • Ethical hackers who want to expand their skills into antivirus evasion and bypass
  • Penetration testers seeking to perform realistic red team engagements
  • Red team operators who need advanced evasion techniques for assessments
  • Cybersecurity professionals looking to understand attacker tactics for defense improvement
  • Students of cybersecurity who want hands-on skills in malware analysis and evasion
  • Bug bounty hunters interested in bypassing security mechanisms during research
  • Anyone curious about how antivirus detection works and how it can be bypassed ethically in a lab environment
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  • Basic understanding of ethical hacking or penetration testing concepts
  • Familiarity with Windows operating systems and basic command-line usage
  • A computer capable of running virtual machines (VirtualBox/VMware recommended)
  • Internet connection for downloading required tools and resources
  • Willingness to set up and work in a safe, isolated lab environment
  • No prior antivirus evasion experience required — all techniques are taught step-by-step
  • Basics of C programming language
Description
In today’s cybersecurity landscape, antivirus (AV) software and Windows Defender are the first lines of defense against malware activities. For ethical hackers, penetration testers, and red teamers, understanding how these malwares and security tools work and how malwares evade Antivirus/EDR is essential for realistic and effective security testing.
This course will teach you to build undetectable Malware which bypasses Antivirus/EDR which is used in professional penetration tests and red team operations. You’ll learn how antivirus engines detect threats (malwares) , explore common detection methods like signature-based scanning, heuristic analysis, and behavioral monitoring, and discover multiple bypass (evasion) strategies that work in real-world scenarios.
Through hands-on demonstrations, you’ll build and modify malwares, apply obfuscation techniques, use packing and encryption, and perform in-memory execution to bypass malware detection. Each section includes clear, step-by-step guidance so you can confidently reproduce the techniques in a controlled, legal lab environment without causing harm.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
  • Build an undetectable Malware which bypasses Antivirus/EDR for Red Teaming, Penetration testing
  • Obfuscate malwares in multiple ways to bypass Antivirus/EDR
  • Implement multiple AV bypass methods safely and effectively in malwares
  • Apply real-world red team evasion techniques for better assessments
This course is intended for educational purposes only. All techniques are demonstrated in a legal, isolated lab environment for learning, testing, and skill improvement.
Who this course is for:
  • Ethical hackers who want to expand their skills into antivirus evasion and bypass
  • Penetration testers seeking to perform realistic red team engagements
  • Red team operators who need advanced evasion techniques for assessments
  • Cybersecurity professionals looking to understand attacker tactics for defense improvement
  • Students of cybersecurity who want hands-on skills in malware analysis and evasion
  • Bug bounty hunters interested in bypassing security mechanisms during research
  • Anyone curious about how antivirus detection works and how it can be bypassed ethically in a lab environment
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]]> <![CDATA[Udemy - Automobile Hacking and Security v3.0]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Udemy-Automobile-Hacking-and-Security-v3-0 Thu, 18 Jun 2026 20:51:50 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Udemy-Automobile-Hacking-and-Security-v3-0 Welcome to the third and final course on “Automobile Hacking and Security v3.0”. This course is a continuation of our previous courses, v1.0 and v2.0, where we explored CAN protocol, OBD2 protocols, ECU models, and other critical automotive communication topics.
In this advanced course, we combine CAN protocols with MQTT, a widely used IoT protocol, to create wireless ESP32-based devices for studying vehicle communication systems. You will start by learning the basics of the ESP32 board and MQTT concepts. Then, you will design and build a wireless device capable of simulating CAN-BUS communication in lab environments.
We will also work with ECU models to demonstrate security testing and vulnerability research in a controlled setup. The course focuses on ethical research, defensive testing, and understanding modern vehicle vulnerabilities. These practical exercises are suitable for cybersecurity research, thesis work, and academic projects, providing hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology.
By the end of this course, you will have practical knowledge of ESP32-based automotive devices, CAN protocol integration, MQTT applications, and lab-based automotive security research.
Disclaimer:
Important: All demonstrations are conducted in controlled lab environments. This course is intended for educational and research purposes only. Students must follow all applicable laws and safety guidelines. Unauthorized access to vehicles or vehicle systems is strictly prohibited.
Who this course is for:
  • Cybersecurity researchers and ethical hackers
  • Hobbyists and learners passionate about automotive security
  • Anyone pursuing research, thesis, or academic projects in vehicle security
  • Professionals looking to enhance skills in automotive vulnerability research

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In this advanced course, we combine CAN protocols with MQTT, a widely used IoT protocol, to create wireless ESP32-based devices for studying vehicle communication systems. You will start by learning the basics of the ESP32 board and MQTT concepts. Then, you will design and build a wireless device capable of simulating CAN-BUS communication in lab environments.
We will also work with ECU models to demonstrate security testing and vulnerability research in a controlled setup. The course focuses on ethical research, defensive testing, and understanding modern vehicle vulnerabilities. These practical exercises are suitable for cybersecurity research, thesis work, and academic projects, providing hands-on experience with cutting-edge technology.
By the end of this course, you will have practical knowledge of ESP32-based automotive devices, CAN protocol integration, MQTT applications, and lab-based automotive security research.
Disclaimer:
Important: All demonstrations are conducted in controlled lab environments. This course is intended for educational and research purposes only. Students must follow all applicable laws and safety guidelines. Unauthorized access to vehicles or vehicle systems is strictly prohibited.
Who this course is for:
  • Cybersecurity researchers and ethical hackers
  • Hobbyists and learners passionate about automotive security
  • Anyone pursuing research, thesis, or academic projects in vehicle security
  • Professionals looking to enhance skills in automotive vulnerability research

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]]> <![CDATA[Udemy - Android Pentesing Bootcamp]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Udemy-Android-Pentesing-Bootcamp Thu, 18 Jun 2026 20:50:27 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Udemy-Android-Pentesing-Bootcamp Requirements
  • Prior web pentesting experience is helpful but not required; the course builds skills from the ground up.
Description
The Android Pentesting Bootcamp is an intensive, live training program designed to provide hands-on mastery in mobile application security testing. With Android powering the majority of smartphones worldwide, securing applications on this platform is critical, and this course equips learners with the skills to identify, exploit, and remediate vulnerabilities effectively.
The journey begins with setting up a dedicated pentesting lab, ensuring participants have a safe and structured environment to practice. From there, the course dives into both static and dynamic analysis, teaching students how to examine code, assess app behavior, and simulate real-world attacks. Core topics include reverse engineering, runtime manipulation, data storage analysis, and bypassing security measures such as SSL pinning, root detection, and certificate validation.
Students gain practical experience with industry-standard tools such as Frida, Burp Suite, MobSF, and JADX, learning not only how to uncover weaknesses but also how to validate and report their findings in a professional context. Emphasis is placed on bridging the gap between exploitation and defense—helping learners translate vulnerabilities into actionable remediation strategies.
This bootcamp is tailored for aspiring penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, security analysts, and developers who want to deepen their knowledge of Android security. By the end of the program, participants will have developed strong technical expertise, confidence in tackling real-world Android security challenges, and the ability to contribute directly to strengthening mobile application defenses across industries.
Who this course is for:
  • Aspiring penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, and security professionals who want to advance their mobile hacking skills. Whether you’re just starting in ethical hacking or already working in cybersecurity, you’ll gain the hands-on expertise needed to uncover, exploit, and secure Android applications effectively.ed for ethical hackers, penetration testers, security professionals, developers, and students eager to master Android application security. It suits beginners with basic security knowledge as well as experienced professionals seeking to expand into mobile testing. Learners gain hands-on skills to identify, exploit, and remediate vulnerabilities effectively.


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  • Prior web pentesting experience is helpful but not required; the course builds skills from the ground up.
Description
The Android Pentesting Bootcamp is an intensive, live training program designed to provide hands-on mastery in mobile application security testing. With Android powering the majority of smartphones worldwide, securing applications on this platform is critical, and this course equips learners with the skills to identify, exploit, and remediate vulnerabilities effectively.
The journey begins with setting up a dedicated pentesting lab, ensuring participants have a safe and structured environment to practice. From there, the course dives into both static and dynamic analysis, teaching students how to examine code, assess app behavior, and simulate real-world attacks. Core topics include reverse engineering, runtime manipulation, data storage analysis, and bypassing security measures such as SSL pinning, root detection, and certificate validation.
Students gain practical experience with industry-standard tools such as Frida, Burp Suite, MobSF, and JADX, learning not only how to uncover weaknesses but also how to validate and report their findings in a professional context. Emphasis is placed on bridging the gap between exploitation and defense—helping learners translate vulnerabilities into actionable remediation strategies.
This bootcamp is tailored for aspiring penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, security analysts, and developers who want to deepen their knowledge of Android security. By the end of the program, participants will have developed strong technical expertise, confidence in tackling real-world Android security challenges, and the ability to contribute directly to strengthening mobile application defenses across industries.
Who this course is for:
  • Aspiring penetration testers, bug bounty hunters, and security professionals who want to advance their mobile hacking skills. Whether you’re just starting in ethical hacking or already working in cybersecurity, you’ll gain the hands-on expertise needed to uncover, exploit, and secure Android applications effectively.ed for ethical hackers, penetration testers, security professionals, developers, and students eager to master Android application security. It suits beginners with basic security knowledge as well as experienced professionals seeking to expand into mobile testing. Learners gain hands-on skills to identify, exploit, and remediate vulnerabilities effectively.


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]]> <![CDATA[TCM Security - Practical Phishing Campaigns]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-TCM-Security-Practical-Phishing-Campaigns Wed, 17 Jun 2026 03:10:49 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-TCM-Security-Practical-Phishing-Campaigns This specialized and comprehensive course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of cybersecurity practices, with a focus on ethical hacking techniques to safeguard digital infrastructure. Through a series of detailed modules, participants will delve into modern security architectures, learn how to set up and manage phishing simulations using tools like GoPhish, bypass multi-factor authentication with Evilginx, and explore advanced phishing and vishing strategies. The curriculum also covers essential setup procedures for domain and email registration, configurations for AWS EC2 instances, and the use of SMS phishing (smishing) for security testing. Furthermore, the course emphasizes the importance of reporting, documentation, and ethical considerations in cybersecurity operations. Objectives
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Protect Against Digital Threats:
  • Gain a thorough understanding of modern cybersecurity and ethical hacking principles to protect against digital threats.
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Operate Phishing Simulation Tools:
  • Learn the setup and configuration of phishing simulation tools, including GoPhish and Evilginx, for cybersecurity training and testing.
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Learn Phishing Techniques:
  • Master techniques for bypassing multi-factor authentication, implementing domain and email spoofing, and deploying SMS phishing campaigns.
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Defend Against Phishing:
  • Acquire skills in hardening cybersecurity measures, customizing phishing campaigns, and employing vishing strategies for comprehensive security assessments.
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Perform Professional Cybersecurity Operations:
  • Understand the importance of clean-up practices, event logging, and detailed reporting for maintaining ethical standards and ensuring accountability in cybersecurity operations.
System Requirements
  • Access to a computer with internet connectivity capable of running virtual machines for tool setup and simulations.
  • Basic familiarity with command-line interfaces, networking concepts, and cybersecurity fundamentals is recommended for an optimal learning experience.
Recommended For
  • Cybersecurity professionals seeking to enhance their skills in ethical hacking and digital defense strategies.
  • IT personnel tasked with safeguarding organizational digital assets and interested in practical, hands-on approaches to cybersecurity.
  • Individuals pursuing a career in cybersecurity, aiming to gain proficiency in contemporary ethical hacking tools and techniques.
  • Security consultants looking to expand their toolkit with advanced phishing and social engineering strategies.


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]]> This specialized and comprehensive course is designed to provide an in-depth understanding of cybersecurity practices, with a focus on ethical hacking techniques to safeguard digital infrastructure. Through a series of detailed modules, participants will delve into modern security architectures, learn how to set up and manage phishing simulations using tools like GoPhish, bypass multi-factor authentication with Evilginx, and explore advanced phishing and vishing strategies. The curriculum also covers essential setup procedures for domain and email registration, configurations for AWS EC2 instances, and the use of SMS phishing (smishing) for security testing. Furthermore, the course emphasizes the importance of reporting, documentation, and ethical considerations in cybersecurity operations. Objectives
[Image: course-objective-icon.svg]
Protect Against Digital Threats:
  • Gain a thorough understanding of modern cybersecurity and ethical hacking principles to protect against digital threats.
[Image: course-objective-icon.svg]
Operate Phishing Simulation Tools:
  • Learn the setup and configuration of phishing simulation tools, including GoPhish and Evilginx, for cybersecurity training and testing.
[Image: course-objective-icon.svg]
Learn Phishing Techniques:
  • Master techniques for bypassing multi-factor authentication, implementing domain and email spoofing, and deploying SMS phishing campaigns.
[Image: course-objective-icon.svg]
Defend Against Phishing:
  • Acquire skills in hardening cybersecurity measures, customizing phishing campaigns, and employing vishing strategies for comprehensive security assessments.
[Image: course-objective-icon.svg]
Perform Professional Cybersecurity Operations:
  • Understand the importance of clean-up practices, event logging, and detailed reporting for maintaining ethical standards and ensuring accountability in cybersecurity operations.
System Requirements
  • Access to a computer with internet connectivity capable of running virtual machines for tool setup and simulations.
  • Basic familiarity with command-line interfaces, networking concepts, and cybersecurity fundamentals is recommended for an optimal learning experience.
Recommended For
  • Cybersecurity professionals seeking to enhance their skills in ethical hacking and digital defense strategies.
  • IT personnel tasked with safeguarding organizational digital assets and interested in practical, hands-on approaches to cybersecurity.
  • Individuals pursuing a career in cybersecurity, aiming to gain proficiency in contemporary ethical hacking tools and techniques.
  • Security consultants looking to expand their toolkit with advanced phishing and social engineering strategies.


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]]> <![CDATA[TCM Security - Practical Malware Analysis & Triage]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-TCM-Security-Practical-Malware-Analysis-Triage Wed, 17 Jun 2026 02:25:34 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-TCM-Security-Practical-Malware-Analysis-Triage Arm yourself with knowledge and bring the fight to the bad guys! Practical Malware Analysis & Triage (PMAT) brings the state of the art of malware analysis to you in engaging instructional videos and custom-made, practical labs.
Welcome to Practical Malware Analysis & Triage. I’m Matt, aka HuskyHacks, and I’m excited to be your instructor for this course. I had a blast putting it together and I hope that you will come along with me and learn the art of splicing, slicing, inspecting, and dissecting malware samples.
Featuring two malware analysis lab build options: local virtual machines and a rapid-deployable cloud malware analysis network! Learn how to spin up a malware analysis network on AWS from anywhere in the world!
Why take this Course?
This course is centered on practical labs that bring malware samples to bear in a safe, controlled environment.
First, you will learn to handle malware safely and construct an isolated lab environment. Then, you will learn the basics of malware analysis on samples designed to teach you the core analysis concepts. As the labs progress, the level of offensive tradecraft employed by these samples grows.
By the end of the course, you’ll be using automated workflows and advanced analysis to extract key facts about real-world specimens.
Finally, and most importantly, you’ll learn the keys to writing detection rules and triage reports to tell the world what you have learned.
What Will I Receive?
  • Access to the student-only channel on Discord to receive support from the instructor and other students.
  • Access to 9+ hours of engaging, instructional video content.
  • Access to the PMAT Lab repository containing dozens of malware samples designed to teach you the fundamentals.
  • Course completion certificate.
ObjectivesSafely Handle Malware:
  • Build good habits for handling malware safely and create an analysis lab.
Safe Malware Sourcing:
  • Learn where to source malware samples safely (no need for the dark web!).
Basic Analysis :
  • Learn basic analysis methodology, including interpreting strings, inspecting Windows API calls, identifying packed malware, and discovering host-based signatures. Then, detonate malware to collect network signatures and identify malicious domains and second-stage payloads!
Intro to the x86 Assembly Language:
  • Learn the foundations of x86 Assembly and use it to perform advanced analysis.
Advanced Malware Analysis:
  • Use sophisticated tools like Cutter and x32dbg to discover key insights about malware samples at the lowest possible level. Control the execution flow of a program and manipulate its low-level instructions in a debugger.
Binary Patching & Anti-Analysis:
  • Learn the crafty practice of patching binaries at the ASM level to alter the flow of their programs. Then, learn to identify and defeat anti-analysis techniques.
What the Shell?:
  • Learn to identify and carve out embedded shellcode.
Off Script:
  • Identify scripted, obfuscated malware delivery techniques that use PowerShell and Visual Basic Script.
Reverse Engineering:
  • Decompile and reverse engineer C# assemblies and learn about reverse engineering the .NET Framework! Then, reverse engineer an encrypted malware C2 dropper back to near-perfect original source code with DNSpy!
Go Time:
  • Learn the analysis considerations of malware written in Go.
Get Mobile!:
  • Use MobSF to reverse engineer malicious Android applications.
The Bossfight!:
  • Use everything you have learned to do a full analysis of one of the most infamous malware samples in history.
Automating the Process:
  • Use Jupyter Notebooks and malware sandboxes to automate the analysis process.
Tell the World!:
  • Write YARA rules to aid in the detection of malware samples and learn how to write effective analysis reports to publish findings.
System Requirements
  • For a local lab build, you need:
  • A computer that:
  • Has at least 6GB of available RAM.
  • Has at least 40GB of available storage.
  • Can run Oracle VirtualBox and host two lab virtual machines at the same time (with the option to host a third for additional development).
  • Has an internet connection.
  • For a cloud malware analysis lab, you need:
  • An AWS account and a way to pay for AWS resource utilization.
  • Knowledge of x86 Assembly and other low level computer programming concepts is not required.
Prerequisites
  • Basic IT knowledge.
  • Knowledge of the general classes of malware (virus, trojan, worm, etc). Knowledge of how these malware classes function on the technical level is not required.
  • Comfort in the command line of Linux and Windows. All tools and techniques taught in the course are explained step-by-step but working knowledge of Bash and the Windows command prompt is recommended.
Recommended For
  •  IT professionals of all skill levels who are looking to gain foundational knowledge of malware analysis.
  •  Network defenders looking to deepen their knowledge of the state of the art of malware analysis.
  •  Penetration Testers/Red Teamers looking to pick up the skill of malware analysis to increase tradecraft/provide higher threat emulation fidelity.
  •  Anyone who wants to learn an in-demand skill set and bring the fight to the bad guys!

 
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]]> Arm yourself with knowledge and bring the fight to the bad guys! Practical Malware Analysis & Triage (PMAT) brings the state of the art of malware analysis to you in engaging instructional videos and custom-made, practical labs.
Welcome to Practical Malware Analysis & Triage. I’m Matt, aka HuskyHacks, and I’m excited to be your instructor for this course. I had a blast putting it together and I hope that you will come along with me and learn the art of splicing, slicing, inspecting, and dissecting malware samples.
Featuring two malware analysis lab build options: local virtual machines and a rapid-deployable cloud malware analysis network! Learn how to spin up a malware analysis network on AWS from anywhere in the world!
Why take this Course?
This course is centered on practical labs that bring malware samples to bear in a safe, controlled environment.
First, you will learn to handle malware safely and construct an isolated lab environment. Then, you will learn the basics of malware analysis on samples designed to teach you the core analysis concepts. As the labs progress, the level of offensive tradecraft employed by these samples grows.
By the end of the course, you’ll be using automated workflows and advanced analysis to extract key facts about real-world specimens.
Finally, and most importantly, you’ll learn the keys to writing detection rules and triage reports to tell the world what you have learned.
What Will I Receive?
  • Access to the student-only channel on Discord to receive support from the instructor and other students.
  • Access to 9+ hours of engaging, instructional video content.
  • Access to the PMAT Lab repository containing dozens of malware samples designed to teach you the fundamentals.
  • Course completion certificate.
ObjectivesSafely Handle Malware:
  • Build good habits for handling malware safely and create an analysis lab.
Safe Malware Sourcing:
  • Learn where to source malware samples safely (no need for the dark web!).
Basic Analysis :
  • Learn basic analysis methodology, including interpreting strings, inspecting Windows API calls, identifying packed malware, and discovering host-based signatures. Then, detonate malware to collect network signatures and identify malicious domains and second-stage payloads!
Intro to the x86 Assembly Language:
  • Learn the foundations of x86 Assembly and use it to perform advanced analysis.
Advanced Malware Analysis:
  • Use sophisticated tools like Cutter and x32dbg to discover key insights about malware samples at the lowest possible level. Control the execution flow of a program and manipulate its low-level instructions in a debugger.
Binary Patching & Anti-Analysis:
  • Learn the crafty practice of patching binaries at the ASM level to alter the flow of their programs. Then, learn to identify and defeat anti-analysis techniques.
What the Shell?:
  • Learn to identify and carve out embedded shellcode.
Off Script:
  • Identify scripted, obfuscated malware delivery techniques that use PowerShell and Visual Basic Script.
Reverse Engineering:
  • Decompile and reverse engineer C# assemblies and learn about reverse engineering the .NET Framework! Then, reverse engineer an encrypted malware C2 dropper back to near-perfect original source code with DNSpy!
Go Time:
  • Learn the analysis considerations of malware written in Go.
Get Mobile!:
  • Use MobSF to reverse engineer malicious Android applications.
The Bossfight!:
  • Use everything you have learned to do a full analysis of one of the most infamous malware samples in history.
Automating the Process:
  • Use Jupyter Notebooks and malware sandboxes to automate the analysis process.
Tell the World!:
  • Write YARA rules to aid in the detection of malware samples and learn how to write effective analysis reports to publish findings.
System Requirements
  • For a local lab build, you need:
  • A computer that:
  • Has at least 6GB of available RAM.
  • Has at least 40GB of available storage.
  • Can run Oracle VirtualBox and host two lab virtual machines at the same time (with the option to host a third for additional development).
  • Has an internet connection.
  • For a cloud malware analysis lab, you need:
  • An AWS account and a way to pay for AWS resource utilization.
  • Knowledge of x86 Assembly and other low level computer programming concepts is not required.
Prerequisites
  • Basic IT knowledge.
  • Knowledge of the general classes of malware (virus, trojan, worm, etc). Knowledge of how these malware classes function on the technical level is not required.
  • Comfort in the command line of Linux and Windows. All tools and techniques taught in the course are explained step-by-step but working knowledge of Bash and the Windows command prompt is recommended.
Recommended For
  •  IT professionals of all skill levels who are looking to gain foundational knowledge of malware analysis.
  •  Network defenders looking to deepen their knowledge of the state of the art of malware analysis.
  •  Penetration Testers/Red Teamers looking to pick up the skill of malware analysis to increase tradecraft/provide higher threat emulation fidelity.
  •  Anyone who wants to learn an in-demand skill set and bring the fight to the bad guys!

 
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]]> <![CDATA[TCM Security - Practical Ethical Hacking]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-TCM-Security-Practical-Ethical-Hacking Wed, 17 Jun 2026 02:14:36 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-TCM-Security-Practical-Ethical-Hacking Welcome to this course on Practical Ethical Hacking. To enjoy this course, you need nothing but a positive attitude and a desire to learn. No prior hacking knowledge is required.
In this course, you will learn the practical side of ethical hacking. Too many courses teach students tools and concepts that are never used in the real world. In this course, we will focus only on tools and topics that will make you successful as an ethical hacker. The course is incredibly hands on and will cover many foundational topics.
A Day in the Life of an Ethical Hacker:
What does an ethical hacker do on a day to day basis? How much can he or she make? What type of assessments might an ethical hacker perform? These questions and more will be answered.
 
Effective Notekeeping:
An ethical hacker is only as good as the notes he or she keeps. We will discuss the important tools you can use to keep notes and be successful in the course and in the field.
 
Networking Refresher:
This section focuses on the concepts of computer networking. We will discuss common ports and protocols, the OSI model, subnetting, and even walk through a network build with using Cisco CLI.
 
Hacking Methodology:
This section overviews the five stages of hacking, which we will dive deeper into as the course progresses.
 
Reconnaissance and Information Gathering:
You’ll learn how to dig up information on a client using open source intelligence. Better yet, you’ll learn how to extract breached credentials from databases to perform credential stuffing attacks, hunt down subdomains during client engagements, and gather information with Burp Suite.
 
Scanning and Enumeration:
One of the most important topics in ethical hacking is the art of enumeration. You’ll learn how to hunt down open ports, research for potential vulnerabilities, and learn an assortment of tools needed to perform quality enumeration.
 
Exploitation Basics:
Here, you’ll exploit your first machine! We’ll learn how to use Metasploit to gain access to machines, how to perform manual exploitation using coding, perform brute force and password spraying attacks, and much more.
 
Active Directory:
The Active Directory portion of the course focuses on several topics. You will build out your own Active Directory lab and learn how to exploit it. Attacks include, but are not limited to: LLMNR poisoning, SMB relays, IPv6 DNS takeovers, pass-the-hash/pass-the-password, token impersonation, kerberoasting, GPP attacks, golden ticket attacks, and much more. You’ll also learn important tools like mimikatz, Bloodhound, and PowerView. This is not a section to miss!
 
Post Exploitation:
The fourth and fifth stages of ethical hacking are covered here. What do we do once we have exploited a machine? How do we transfer files? How do we pivot? What are the best practices for maintaining access and cleaning up?
 
Web Application Penetration Testing:
In this section, we revisit the art of enumeration and are introduced to several new tools that will make the process easier. You will also learn how to automate these tools utilize Bash scripting. After the enumeration section, the course dives into the OWASP Top 10. We will discuss attacks and defenses for each of the top 10 and perform walkthroughs using vulnerable web applications. Topics include: SQL Injection, Broken Authentication, Sensitive Data Exposure, XML External Entities (XXE), Broken Access Control, Security Misconfigurations, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Insecure Deserialization, Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities, and Insufficient Logging and Monitoring
 
Wireless Attacks:
Here, you will learn how to perform wireless attacks against WPA2 and compromise a wireless network in under 5 minutes.
 
Legal Documentation and Report Writing:
A topic that is hardly ever covered, we will dive into the legal documents you may encounter as a penetration tester, including Statements of Work, Rules of Engagement, Non-Disclosure Agreements, and Master Service Agreements. We will also discuss report writing. You will be provided a sample report as well as walked through a report from an actual client assessment.
 
Career Advice:
The course wraps up with career advice and tips for finding a job in the field.
At the end of this course, you will have a deep understanding of external and internal network penetration testing, wireless penetration testing, and web application penetration testing. All lessons taught are from a real-world experience and what has been encountered on actual engagements in the field.
System Requirements
  • For Mid-Course Capstone: A minimum of 12GB of RAM is suggested.
  • For Wireless Hacking: A wireless adapter that supports monitor mode (links provided in course).
  •  For Active Directory Lab Build: A minimum of 16GB of RAM is suggested. Students can still participate in the course, but may experience slow lab environments.
 
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]]> Welcome to this course on Practical Ethical Hacking. To enjoy this course, you need nothing but a positive attitude and a desire to learn. No prior hacking knowledge is required.
In this course, you will learn the practical side of ethical hacking. Too many courses teach students tools and concepts that are never used in the real world. In this course, we will focus only on tools and topics that will make you successful as an ethical hacker. The course is incredibly hands on and will cover many foundational topics.
A Day in the Life of an Ethical Hacker:
What does an ethical hacker do on a day to day basis? How much can he or she make? What type of assessments might an ethical hacker perform? These questions and more will be answered.
 
Effective Notekeeping:
An ethical hacker is only as good as the notes he or she keeps. We will discuss the important tools you can use to keep notes and be successful in the course and in the field.
 
Networking Refresher:
This section focuses on the concepts of computer networking. We will discuss common ports and protocols, the OSI model, subnetting, and even walk through a network build with using Cisco CLI.
 
Hacking Methodology:
This section overviews the five stages of hacking, which we will dive deeper into as the course progresses.
 
Reconnaissance and Information Gathering:
You’ll learn how to dig up information on a client using open source intelligence. Better yet, you’ll learn how to extract breached credentials from databases to perform credential stuffing attacks, hunt down subdomains during client engagements, and gather information with Burp Suite.
 
Scanning and Enumeration:
One of the most important topics in ethical hacking is the art of enumeration. You’ll learn how to hunt down open ports, research for potential vulnerabilities, and learn an assortment of tools needed to perform quality enumeration.
 
Exploitation Basics:
Here, you’ll exploit your first machine! We’ll learn how to use Metasploit to gain access to machines, how to perform manual exploitation using coding, perform brute force and password spraying attacks, and much more.
 
Active Directory:
The Active Directory portion of the course focuses on several topics. You will build out your own Active Directory lab and learn how to exploit it. Attacks include, but are not limited to: LLMNR poisoning, SMB relays, IPv6 DNS takeovers, pass-the-hash/pass-the-password, token impersonation, kerberoasting, GPP attacks, golden ticket attacks, and much more. You’ll also learn important tools like mimikatz, Bloodhound, and PowerView. This is not a section to miss!
 
Post Exploitation:
The fourth and fifth stages of ethical hacking are covered here. What do we do once we have exploited a machine? How do we transfer files? How do we pivot? What are the best practices for maintaining access and cleaning up?
 
Web Application Penetration Testing:
In this section, we revisit the art of enumeration and are introduced to several new tools that will make the process easier. You will also learn how to automate these tools utilize Bash scripting. After the enumeration section, the course dives into the OWASP Top 10. We will discuss attacks and defenses for each of the top 10 and perform walkthroughs using vulnerable web applications. Topics include: SQL Injection, Broken Authentication, Sensitive Data Exposure, XML External Entities (XXE), Broken Access Control, Security Misconfigurations, Cross-Site Scripting (XSS), Insecure Deserialization, Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities, and Insufficient Logging and Monitoring
 
Wireless Attacks:
Here, you will learn how to perform wireless attacks against WPA2 and compromise a wireless network in under 5 minutes.
 
Legal Documentation and Report Writing:
A topic that is hardly ever covered, we will dive into the legal documents you may encounter as a penetration tester, including Statements of Work, Rules of Engagement, Non-Disclosure Agreements, and Master Service Agreements. We will also discuss report writing. You will be provided a sample report as well as walked through a report from an actual client assessment.
 
Career Advice:
The course wraps up with career advice and tips for finding a job in the field.
At the end of this course, you will have a deep understanding of external and internal network penetration testing, wireless penetration testing, and web application penetration testing. All lessons taught are from a real-world experience and what has been encountered on actual engagements in the field.
System Requirements
  • For Mid-Course Capstone: A minimum of 12GB of RAM is suggested.
  • For Wireless Hacking: A wireless adapter that supports monitor mode (links provided in course).
  •  For Active Directory Lab Build: A minimum of 16GB of RAM is suggested. Students can still participate in the course, but may experience slow lab environments.
 
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]]> <![CDATA[Tcm Security - Practical Web Hacking]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Tcm-Security-Practical-Web-Hacking Wed, 17 Jun 2026 02:11:33 +0000 LeakSector]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-Tcm-Security-Practical-Web-Hacking Welcome to this course on Practical Web Hacking. This course follows on from the Practical Bug Bounty course and will take you deeper into the world of finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in web applications. It’s recommended that you have completed the Practical Bug Bounty course or at least one year’s worth of experience in hacking web applications before you take this course. In this course, you will develop a deeper understanding of how web attacks work, learn to craft custom payloads, and build a methodology for finding and exploiting more complex vulnerabilities.  Key Topics
  • How web applications work
  • Authentication attacks
  • Broken access control
  • Server-side request forgery
  • Advanced SQL injection attacks and NoSQL injection
  • File inclusion
  • XML External Entity Injection
  • XSS and filter bypasses
  • Attacking JSON Web Tokens
  • Mass assignment
  • Open redirects
  • Race conditions
  • Capstone challenge
By the end of the course you will have a good understanding of how these attacks work, be able to find them in situations that are not immediately obvious or overlooked by automated scans and fuzzing. You will also be able to modify and craft custom payloads to bypass filters or achieve exploitation in unusual circumstances.

 
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]]> Welcome to this course on Practical Web Hacking. This course follows on from the Practical Bug Bounty course and will take you deeper into the world of finding and exploiting vulnerabilities in web applications. It’s recommended that you have completed the Practical Bug Bounty course or at least one year’s worth of experience in hacking web applications before you take this course. In this course, you will develop a deeper understanding of how web attacks work, learn to craft custom payloads, and build a methodology for finding and exploiting more complex vulnerabilities.  Key Topics
  • How web applications work
  • Authentication attacks
  • Broken access control
  • Server-side request forgery
  • Advanced SQL injection attacks and NoSQL injection
  • File inclusion
  • XML External Entity Injection
  • XSS and filter bypasses
  • Attacking JSON Web Tokens
  • Mass assignment
  • Open redirects
  • Race conditions
  • Capstone challenge
By the end of the course you will have a good understanding of how these attacks work, be able to find them in situations that are not immediately obvious or overlooked by automated scans and fuzzing. You will also be able to modify and craft custom payloads to bypass filters or achieve exploitation in unusual circumstances.

 
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]]> <![CDATA[CyberWarFare - Stealth Cyber Operator [CSCO]]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-CyberWarFare-Stealth-Cyber-Operator-CSCO Thu, 13 Nov 2025 02:41:09 +0000 Sauron]]> https://leakforum.io/Thread-CyberWarFare-Stealth-Cyber-Operator-CSCO [Image: Screenshot-from-2025-11-12-20-38-55.png]
The courses contents are divided across 4 sections listed below:
Red Team Resource Development
  • Enterprise Security Controls Architecture
  • Bypassing / Circumventing Initial Access Defenses
  • Red Team Infrastructure Development
  • Initial Access by Abusing Enterprise Applications
  • Custom scripts / code for Operational Security
Trade-craft Development for Offensive Operations
  • Hands-on offensive trade-craft development (C# & Windows API)
  • Fully Undetectable (FUD) payload creation strategies
  • Understanding Microsoft & Linux Based Security Controls
  • Defense Evasion Strategies for malware development
Utilizing Trade-craft for Red Teaming in Hardened Environment
  • Microsoft based security controls defense evasion
  • Circumventing Host & Network based security controls
  • Interesting Cross Forest Trust abuse scenario
  • Custom ways for credential access in windows & Linux boxes
  • Real-World Engagement case scenarios
Blinding Endpoint Defenses [Explicit Edition]
  • ETW & EDR Basics
  • Deep Diving into endpoint security internals
  • Evasion Strategies & Exercises
  • FUD ETW & EDR Bypasses
  • Enterprise Security Controls Lab Access
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The courses contents are divided across 4 sections listed below:
Red Team Resource Development
  • Enterprise Security Controls Architecture
  • Bypassing / Circumventing Initial Access Defenses
  • Red Team Infrastructure Development
  • Initial Access by Abusing Enterprise Applications
  • Custom scripts / code for Operational Security
Trade-craft Development for Offensive Operations
  • Hands-on offensive trade-craft development (C# & Windows API)
  • Fully Undetectable (FUD) payload creation strategies
  • Understanding Microsoft & Linux Based Security Controls
  • Defense Evasion Strategies for malware development
Utilizing Trade-craft for Red Teaming in Hardened Environment
  • Microsoft based security controls defense evasion
  • Circumventing Host & Network based security controls
  • Interesting Cross Forest Trust abuse scenario
  • Custom ways for credential access in windows & Linux boxes
  • Real-World Engagement case scenarios
Blinding Endpoint Defenses [Explicit Edition]
  • ETW & EDR Basics
  • Deep Diving into endpoint security internals
  • Evasion Strategies & Exercises
  • FUD ETW & EDR Bypasses
  • Enterprise Security Controls Lab Access
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