The main differences between hacking and penetration testing are the intent and (imposed) limitations. Therefore, the idea behind this training is to see practical information security from the attacker’s or “opposing team’s” point of view and to deliver first-hand experience or running attacks.

“Web Applications Security” in hands-on hacking format is an eye-opening training for developers and those who have to keep web sites up and running on daily basis.

This training is based on the most frequently occurring security issues in logging implementations and solutions that our team has encountered over years of application penetration testing and other related experiences when working with logs.

Hands-on Hacking Advanced (HOHA) is a follow-up to our Hands-on Hacking Essentials (HOHE) training. While HOHE is an eye-opening “shock therapy” training mostly for defenders, HOHA introduces more of the attacker and red teaming perspective. While the training still focuses mostly on the individual skills of participants, we will introduce red team team-working mode towards the end of the training with team servers and beacon servers.

“Hunt The Hacker” is a practical training that teaches attendees how to discover hackers that have bypassed existing security mechanisms, and are now operating invisibly within the internal network. This course is Windows domain centric. Brought to you by professional hackers!

The main differences between hacking and penetration testing are the intent and (imposed) limitations. Therefore, the idea behind this training is to see practical information security from the attacker’s or “opposing team’s” point of view and to deliver first-hand experience or running attacks.

“Hunt The Hacker” A practical training that teaches attendees how to discover hackers that have bypassed existing security mechanisms, and are now operating invisibly within the internal network. This course is Windows domain centric. Brought to you by professional hackers!