online training
Ethical hacking:
the path from
hacker to defender
Learn how to hack systems like a black hacker and protect them like a pro! This course is the perfect start for those new to ethical hacking and penetration testing.
Complete program
from hacking to defense: master Kali Linux, attack and defense techniques.
Practical exercises
to reinforce your skills with confidence.
Access
to a private account with lessons, source code and downloads.
Certificate
proof of your competence as an ethical hacker.
Cyberattacks are on the rise - demand for IS specialists is breaking records
Ethical Hacking: The Path from Hacker to Defender is your ticket to an in-demand profession where information security specialists protect companies from hacks, breaches and digital threats.

Work your way from the basics of hacking to professional defense and become what all companies are looking for.
Career Track
$2,200 Junior
$3,000 Middle
$5,000 Senior
Who is this course for?
Newcomers to IT
if you've never worked with information security
but want to enter a promising field from scratch.
System Administrators and DevOps
to gain a deeper understanding of vulnerabilities and protect your infrastructure.
Developers
learn how to write more secure code and understand attack logic.
Future pentesters
get a base to start in ethical
hacking and bug bounty.
Requirements to start the course
No experience is required to get started, but a basic knowledge of using Linux, networking and IT is desirable, and you will acquire all the necessary skills as you progress through the course.
What you will learn
01
Learn Kali Linux
Learn the ultimate tool for the ethical hacker, including Metasploit, Burp Suite, and Nmap.
02
Find Vulnerabilities
Discover and exploit weaknesses in web applications and networks (SQL injection, XSS, CSRF).
03
Attack
Master phishing, MITM attacks, and Wi-Fi hacking to understand attackers' techniques.
04
Secure your systems
Learn how to close vulnerabilities, customize network security, and prevent cyberattacks.
05
Solve OSINT
Master intelligence (Open Source Intelligence) techniques to gather information about targets.
06
Reporting
Document pentest results and participate in Bug Bounty programs.
Our experts are practitioners in cybersecurity
Alexey Sorsky
Pentester with 8+ years of experience**
Experience in pentesting Fortune 500 companies
Specialization: web applications, social engineering
Maria Makarskaya
Bug Bounty expert**
Top 10 bug hunters on HackerOne
Specialization: XSS, SQL injection, logic bugs
Dmitry Khodykin
Cyber Intelligence (OSINT)**
Experience: 6 years in digital intelligence for government agencies
Specialization: leak investigation, darknet
Ivan Kozlov
Red Team Lead**
Simulated APT attacks for banks and state-owned companies
Specialization: advanced attacks, security circumvention
Course program
Module 1: Installing VMware and Virtual Machine
Installing VMware and Kali Linux Host and Guest systems About Virtual Machines Recommended Specs Resources
Module 2: Networking basics
Dawnlode Cisco Packet Tracer Using Packet Tracer Networking 1 Networking 2 Topologies Ifconfig Ipconfig /all Public vs Private IP Address Assigning IP Address (IPv4) Linux Assigning IP Address (IPv4) Windows How Websites Work (Show Content) Origin-IP & WAF/CDNs
Module 3: Networking Traffic Analysation
Intercepting Traffic
Module 4: How to use and navigate around Kali Linux system
Getting to know Kali Learning Kali Linux From A - Z (1 Hour Long Video) Auto-Filling in Linux & Windows Avoiding using SUDO or ROOT for everything. Linux Permissions Resolving IP Address to Hosts / Domains
Module 5: Wordlists
What are wordlists? Extracting .gz files and rockyou.txt Creating Profiling Wordlists (cupp.py)
Module 6: Hacking Linux - From Recon to Privilege Escalation
Installing a Victim Ubuntu Linux Machine - Vulnhub Recon - Nmap Recon - Finding an exploit/vulnerability MSFConsole - Setting up MSFConsole - Exploitation Transferring Files with Python3. Victim To Kali File transfer using Python 3. Kali to Victim Cracking User Passwords Creating Users
Module 7: Hacking Windows - From Recon to Privilege Escalation
Installing a Windows Machine Setting Up New Users & Giving Admin Access Exploiting SMB
Module 8: Reverse Shells by files
MSFVenom - Linux Reverse Shell Avoiding SUDO or ROOT for everything
Module 9: Hydra - Brute Forcing
What is Hydra & Cracking First Service/Port Pass Using Hydra on Different Ports Cracking HTTP-Basic Auth
Module 10: John The Ripper
What is John The Ripper? Cracking ZIP Passwords & Using John The Ripper Creating & Cracking PDFs
Module 11: Anonymization
Proxychains Tor Browser
Module 12: Hacking Wordpress
Using WPScan - A Wordpress hacking tool Running a Dictionary Attack to find credentials Getting a reverse Shell Extracting Database Credentials
Module 13: Directory Busting
Gobuster - Finding hidden websites Using FFUF - Find Hidden Files/Directories/Subdomains & Brute Forcing
Module 14: Common Exploits / Misconfigurations
Default Credentials FTP Anonymous Login Services On Different Ports No Auth Check
Module 15: Hashcat - Password Cracking / Hashing Tool
What are Hashes? Basic Usage of Hashcat - Wordlist + Hash HashID
Module 16: Burpsuite Tutorials
What is Burpsuite? Setting up Burpsuite - CA Certificate and Proxy Intercepting Requests (Proxy) Using Repeater Using Intruder (Example of Brute Force) Example of UserID Parameter Vulnerability Why Burpsuite is very useful
Module 17: Website Exploitation
Introduction - Read! Extensions To Install Client Side Code Introduction To Web Hacking & Dev Tools are powerful! Important Websites For Hacking OWASP - Important Website. Example of Website Hacking Path Traversal Example - Simple Case Upload Vulnerabilities #1 Subdomain Enumeration Open Redirect and Reverse Hashing Server Side Request Forgery (SSRF)
Module 18: Wi-Fi Hacking
Wi-Fi Hacking - Best Practice Enabling monitoring mode Using WIFITE (Cracking Wi-Fi password)
Module 19: Databases
Reading Databases With SQLITE
Module 20: Programming
Installing Basics (Python + VSCode) Lesson #1 - Simple HTTP Request Lesson #2 - Screengrabbing
Module 21: Web scripting - Javascript, HTML & Other Related
Important Websites Basic HTML XSS - Cross Site Scripting (Reflected) XSStrike.py Escaping HTML Tags, Injecting Payloads & Understanding Basic XSS Hardcoded Credentials in HTML (Real Target Example)
Module 22: Watch Me Hack - Learn How To Hack
How To Play CTF? #TryHackMe CTF1 - HA Joker Root-me.org - Realistic Level 1 #HackTheBox CTF 1 - Easy BoardLight Box RingerZer0ctf.com - Admin Portal
Module 23: Open Internet Intelligence
Shodan Google Dorking
Module 24: Future careers and making money with hacking skills
Bug Bounty
Module 25: What's next?
Making Mistakes = Learning The Reality Of Becoming Great. Recommended Websites to learn Hacking
How the training takes place
Learn at your own pace with effective instructional videos.
Put your knowledge into practice with real-world assignments.
Connect with your peers, share your knowledge and insights in the group's general chat room.
Learn from professionals with hands-on experience in large-scale corporate projects.
Certificate of Completion
Upon successful completion of all lessons and practical assignments, you will receive an official certificate recognizing your skills in ethical hacking and cybersecurity.
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Introductory
$5
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$20
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$25
Training program - 25 modules Lecture materials Downloadable resources Practical assignments Checking of assignments Tutor feedback Chat room for students and mentors Access to the course - 6 months Certificate
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$37
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Corporate
$330
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Our students are satisfied with the education
Data from an independent survey of graduates
95%
of graduates note that the course helped achieve the set goal
89%
of graduates are ready to recommend studying with us
Feedback from students
Anna K.
Got a job in the IS department of a bank after the course. Already found 3 critical vulnerabilities in their system — the team is shocked that I, as a newbie, so quickly realized what's what!
Maxim I.
In the first 2 months after the course I earned $8k on HackerOne. The XSS search methodology is just the bomb!
Daria L.
I was afraid that I wouldn't be able to do it without experience. But the labs with HackTheBox and case studies made me a confident expert. I've already received 2 offers!
Artem V.
The course turned my mind upside down. Now I can legally “break” an oil company — they pay for it themselves!
Olga S.
I changed my profession at the age of 35. The certificate helped me pass the selection process — the employer believed in my skills after the cases from the course.
Frequently Asked Questions
I am new to cybersecurity. Will I be able to learn?
Of course!!! The course is designed for beginners with no experience. We start with the basics (e.g. using Kali Linux) and gradually progress to advanced topics. Many of our students started from scratch and now work in cybersecurity.
What do I need for training?
Just a computer (Windows/Linux/Mac) with at least 8GB RAM, an internet connection and motivation! No programming or hacking knowledge required — we will teach you everything.
How long will the course take?
The course is designed for self-study, but we recommend dedicating 6–8 hours per week to finish it in 3–4 months. You can work faster or slower — it's up to you!
Is there a money back guarantee?
Yes, 100%. If the course doesn't meet your expectations within the first 5 days, we will refund your money — no questions asked.
Will I get practical skills?
Yes! You will work with real simulations (HackTheBox, DVWA), attack virtual machines and solve CTF challenges — just like real cybersecurity professionals.
Will I be able to find a job after this course?
Many of our students get jobs in penetration testing, SOC analysis or Bug Bounty. We also provide career guidance (resume writing tips, interview preparation).
Do I need to buy additional tools?
No! We use free and open source tools (Kali Linux, Burp Suite Community).