Computer and Network Hacking Mastery: Practical Techniques
Updated November 2025 | 11 Hours of Real-World Ethical Hacking Labs
🚀 Want to hack like the pros? This isn't theory - you'll learn real penetration testing techniques used by security experts, including password recovery, SSL interception, and OS fingerprinting. No prior hacking experience needed!
You'll Master These Hacking Skills
- Intercept encrypted data in networks using SSL session attacks
- Find website vulnerabilities that criminals exploit daily
- Recover lost passwords from various systems and applications
- Identify operating systems remotely using fingerprinting techniques
- Hide files completely using advanced kernel modules
- Prevent buffer overflow and remote system attacks
- Exploit ICMP protocol to test network security
- Build shellcodes for penetration testing
What You'll Need:
- Basic IT skills (you've worked with computers before)
- Familiarity with *nix systems (we'll guide you)
- Knowledge of bash basics (we provide refreshers)
- Curiosity to learn (most important!)
Course Breakdown
Learn how hackers bypass SSL encryption to intercept sensitive data. You'll practice MITM (Man-in-the-Middle) techniques in a safe lab environment.
Discover how to identify weak spots in websites and applications before criminals do. Includes hands-on with common web exploits.
From rainbow tables to brute force attacks - learn how passwords are cracked so you can better protect your systems.
Identify remote operating systems without direct access - a crucial skill for penetration testers.
Advanced techniques for hiding files and processes using kernel modules (works on both Linux and Windows systems).
Learn how to protect systems by understanding attack vectors like buffer overflows and shellcode injections.
💡 Why this course works: Unlike other "hacking" courses, we provide full documentation with each lesson - creating your own hacking reference manual as you progress through the material.
Who This Course Is For
- IT professionals wanting to transition into cybersecurity
- Developers who need to secure their applications
- System administrators responsible for network security
- Students curious about ethical hacking
- Anyone preparing for security certifications
"The hacking community has been waiting for a course like this - practical techniques explained clearly without the usual fluff."
- Andrew Harper, Hacking School Team