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Modules

Modules serve as specialized, self-contained units designed to address distinct categories of security challenges. These modular components encapsulate domain-specific functionalities, such as cryptanalysis, forensic artifact examination, reverse engineering, or network exploitation. By leveraging modular frameworks, participants can systematically dissect complex security problems, automate repetitive tasks, and apply domain knowledge with greater precision. These modules enhance strategic problem-solving by offering structured methodologies, reusable analytical tools, and streamlined workflows, ultimately bridging theoretical knowledge with practical cybersecurity applications in a competitive setting.

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Learning Roadmap

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Introduction to Pentesting

Understand what a penetration test involves, including testing techniques and methodologies every pentester should know. This module will teach yo...

Authentication

Master exploiting authentication mechanisms through real-world scenarios, covering enumeration and brute force, session management, OAuth, MFA/2F...

Introduction to Cyber Security

Cyber Security is a huge topic, and it can be challenging to know where to start. This path will give you a hands-on introduction to different ar...

OSINT

OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) in cybersecurity involves collecting and analyzing publicly available data to identify vulnerabilities, monitor threa...

Malware Analysis

Malware analysis is the process of studying and understanding malicious software (malware) to determine how it behaves, how it spreads, and how it ca...

Web vulnerabilities

Web vulnerabilities are weaknesses in websites that attackers exploit to gain unauthorized access, steal data, or disrupt services. Common vulnera...

Python

Python was developed by Guido van Rossum, a Dutch programmer, in the late 1980s. He started working on Python in December 1989 during his time...

Steganography (Anti Forensics)

In the shadowy corners of the digital world lies the enigmatic Fortress of Code, a domain protected by layers of cryptic defenses. It is said that onl...

Disk image analysis (Digital forensics)

Disk image file analysis is the process of examining a digital copy of a storage device (like a hard drive, SSD, USB drive, or CD/DVD) for forensic,...

The Hidden Artifact

Forensic steganography cryptanalysis involves uncovering hidden data in digital media by analyzing statistical anomalies, structural irregularities, o...

Email Header analysis (Digital Forensic)

Email header analysis is the process of examining the metadata in an email header to gain insights about the email's origin, route, and authentic...

Crack the Hash (Mixed Hashing)

Crack the Hash is a cybersecurity challenge where participants attempt to decrypt hashed values and recover the original data. It tests knowledge of...

Fake GPT

Your cybersecurity team has been alerted to suspicious activity on your organization's network. Several employees reported unusual behavior in thei...

MSIXPhish (Phishing)

A specialized environment for analyzing phishing campaigns that leverage MSIX packages. This lab focuses on dissecting malicious MSIX files, identi...

Cryptography

Cryptography is the science of securing communication and information through techniques such as encoding, encryption, and other transformations. I...

Advanced Steganograhy

Steganography is the art and science of hiding information within another medium to conceal its existence. Unlike cryptography, which focuses on sec...

Head Start

In the shadowy corners of the digital world lies the enigmatic Fortress of Code, a domain protected by layers of cryptic defenses. It is said that o...

Web Pentesting

Web application pen testing helps identify real-world attacks that could succeed at accessing these systems. It identifies vulnerabilities. Web appl...

Footprinting

Footprinting is the process of collecting information about a system, network, or organization to find weaknesses. Common methods include Google se...

File Uploading

A File Uploading CTF (Capture The Flag) challenge is a type of cybersecurity puzzle commonly found in CTF competitions, where participants are tasked...

OS Injection

OS Command Injection, also known as Shell Injection, occurs when an attacker is able to inject and execute arbitrary operating system commands throug...

Wi-Fi Hacking

Wi-Fi hacking involves unauthorized access to wireless networks, exploiting vulnerabilities for malicious or ethical reasons like penetration testi...

Anti Forensics Techniques

Anti-forensics techniques are methods used by attackers to erase, manipulate, or obscure digital evidence, making forensic investigations difficult....

IoT

IoT, or Internet of Things, refers to the collective network of connected devices and the technology that facilitates communication between devices ...

Wi-Fi Network Defense

WiFi networks are prime targets for cyberattacks due to their wireless nature. Effective WiFi network defense involves implementing strong encryption,...

The Cipher Conspiracy

The Cipher Conspiracy refers to a covert operation involving encrypted messages, secret codes, and hidden agendas used to manipulate or control info...

Advanced OSINT

OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) in cybersecurity involves collecting and analyzing publicly available data to identify vulnerabilities, monitor thre...

Network Traffic Analysis

Network Traffic Analysis (NTA) is the process of monitoring, inspecting, and analyzing network data to detect anomalies, security threats, and perform...

Web Guard

Web Guard is a security solution designed to protect web applications and networks from cyber threats. It monitors traffic, filters malicious reques...

Red team Fundamentals

Learn the core components of a red team engagement, from threat intelligence to OPSEC and C2s. This module will introduce the core components and...

Sniffing

Sniffing is the process of capturing and analyzing network traffic. Attackers use sniffing to intercept sensitive data, while security professional...

Nmap

Nmap (Network Mapper) is an open-source tool used for network discovery and security auditing. It helps identify live hosts, open ports, running servi...

Secure Code Review

Secure code review is the process of analyzing source code to identify security vulnerabilities, coding errors, and potential threats. It helps ensure...

Hacking Tools

Physical hacking tools are devices used to bypass security measures and gain unauthorized access to systems, networks, or physical locations. Th...

Mobile Pentesting

Mobile penetration testing (pentesting) is the process of assessing the security of mobile applications and devices by simulating real-world attack...

Powershell Security

PowerShell security focuses on protecting systems from misuse, threats, and cyberattacks by leveraging built-in security features and best practices....

Command Prompt Security

Command prompt security involves protecting system access through authentication, user permissions, and restricted execution of commands. Best pract...

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