
Master offensive security with hands-on practice across web apps, APIs, IoT, infrastructure, cloud, and Active Directory, featuring live targets, real-world scenarios, and practical tool-based attacks.
Explore advanced enumerations to discover subdomains, live sites, and entry points, using Sub Finder, HTTP toolkit, Eyewitness, Wayback URL, and Nuclei for automated vulnerability discovery.
Advanced Enumeration: Utilize tools like Wayback Machine to uncover hidden attack surfaces on web apps.
Explore directory listing and path traversal, understand how sensitive data exposure through admin pages, WordPress content, and exposed URLs can occur, and learn practical search techniques.
Explore how attackers chain local file inclusion to leak source code in a modern web app, highlighting the impact on confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
Explore stored xss by injecting JavaScript into a username field that is saved on the server and executes on profile pages, illustrating the move from reflected to stored vulnerabilities.
Identify blind sql injection with content-based and time-based true-or-false payloads, test entry points, and illustrate impacts on confidentiality and integrity through login scenarios.
Demonstrates an XXE (XML external entity) attack on a vulnerable Adobe Commerce instance, showing how improper XML parsing can exfiltrate sensitive files like /etc/passwd.
Demonstrates server-side template injection (SSDI) fundamentals by locating entry points, reflecting input in templates like Jinja2 or FreeMarker, and executing arithmetic for a limited proof-of-concept.
Explore json web tokens with the jwt editor and jwt underscore tool to decode header, payload, and signature, then tamper a token to switch from user to admin.
Demonstrates how a JWT token can enable account takeover by manipulating role fields, decoding tokens, and forwarding requests to access an admin dashboard.
Learn how web app bypass techniques exploit business logic through response manipulation and request interception to bypass OTP validations, with a live demo against a target site.
Explore bypass techniques for web app security, focusing on content security policy and iframe allowances, using Firebase hosting to demonstrate how CSP can be bypassed in a controlled demo.
Explore url encoding as a common bypass technique in web application attacks. See a live demo of double encoding that bypasses security controls and demonstrates injection scenarios.
Discover footprinting and enumeration of SMB remote services, assess anonymous access and misconfigurations, enumerate shares and permissions, and demonstrate remote access and data download via SMB client.
Explore a known vulnerability exploit CVE-2024-29269 in tele square routers through a live-target demonstration, with safe scanning concepts using Shodan and nuclei.
Demonstrate llmnr poisoning in a three-machine lab, where a Windows victim, Active Directory DNS, and Kali attacker use Responder to capture ntlmv2 hashes and perform offline cracks.
Use Bloodhound to enumerate Active Directory and reveal attack paths, identify domain admins and password policies, and visualize results via JSON uploads and the GUI to assess compromises.
Explore kerberoasting in active directory by exploiting kerberos tickets and service principal names to crack credentials offline and escalate privileges, demonstrated with Impacket, John the Ripper, and Hashcat.
Explore forging a Kerberos golden ticket to access any service or machine in a Windows domain, enabling post-exploitation credential access via a forged tgt using mimikatz.
Emulate firmware to analyze IoT firmware without hardware using QEMU-based tools, Binwalk, and PostgreSQL; load firmware images, start the emulator, and analyze traffic after logging in with admin credentials.
Master uart-based IoT exploitation by connecting a router via uart with a bridge converter and Kali Linux, using screen to observe boot logs and basic file system access.
Explore uart-based data injection on a live router, using busybox, ramfs, and netcat to establish a reverse shell and transfer binaries via tftp.
Extract and analyze firmware from an IP camera’s ROM via SPI using a CH341 adapter, identifying the chipset with -c and confirming results with binwalk, file, and strings.
Demonstrate bluetooth attacks on a live smart lock using the Uber tool to identify nearby devices, hook the MAC address, sniff traffic with Wireshark, and use Gat to explore handles.
This Demo screenshots explains how to capture and decode live aircraft ADS-B signals using RTL-SDR and dump1090 from a computer device
Explore the essentials of operational technology and industrial control systems, detailing assets, attack surface, and common protocols, and review historical OT attacks and IEC 62443 frameworks to guide vulnerability management.
Explore ethical hacking of internet-connected ICS/OT devices by using ChatGPT to build tools that discover remote PLCs, enumerate open ports like 44818, and map connected IPs to locations.
Learn to enumerate misconfigured AWS S3 buckets, identify bucket names, test access controls, and hunt for secrets using Google Docs, Slurp, Burp, AWS CLI, and Truffle Hog.
Explore misconfigured cloud storage vulnerabilities in S3 buckets and see how improper access controls can expose uploaded data, emphasizing secure cloud storage practices.
Explore a CTF style exercise in English that probes an LLM with prompts to reveal the bot identifier and other information, using a lab scenario.
Explore prompt injection and ctf-style challenges against large language models, revealing a private bot identifier by probing for length and related hints in exercise two.
Examine injection attack techniques against a large language model chatbot, including HTML injections, iframe injections, redirection, and XSS, with hands-on payloads and Firebase bypasses demonstrated.
Local LLM red teaming on Kali Linux (VMware), using Node.js (via NVM), Promptfoo CLI, and Ollama with llama2:7b-chat
Apply advanced subdomain enumeration with subfinder to identify live subdomains and capture admin-page screenshots, then prepare entry points for vulnerability scans using eyewitness and Wayback URLs.
Advanced Enumeration: Utilize tools like Wayback Machine to uncover hidden attack surfaces on web apps.
Explore directory listing and path traversal in live targets, including WordPress wp-admin and uploads, and show how local file inclusion can expose sensitive data and impact security.
[Note: This course available in both English and Tamil Languages]
“50 Days. 50 Real Attacks. Become a Hacker from Scratch.”
Stop watching hacking tutorials… start hacking real systems.
This course is designed as a “50-Day Hacker Challenge” where you will perform 50 real-world attacks step-by-step.
*50-DAY HACKER ROADMAP*
PHASE 1: THINK LIKE A HACKER (Days 1–5)
Goal: Build mindset + recon skills
Day 1 – How Hackers Think + Attack Surface
Day 2 – Subdomain Enumeration (Find Hidden Targets)
Day 3 – Wayback Machine Recon (Find Old Endpoints)
Day 4 – Directory Listing (Discover Hidden Files)
Day 5 – Real Recon on Live Target
Outcome: You can find targets like a hacker
PHASE 2: BREAK WEB APPLICATIONS (Days 6–20)
Goal: Core bug bounty skills
Day 6 – HTML Injection (Entry-level exploit)
Day 7 – iFrame Injection + Clickjacking Logic
Day 8 – Open Redirect Abuse
Day 9 – LFI (Read sensitive files)
Escalation Starts
Day 10 – LFI → Source Code Leak
Day 11 – LFI → Command Injection
XSS Mastery
Day 12 – Stored XSS (Persistent attack)
Day 13 – Reflected XSS (Real-world flows)
Day 14 – XSS Advanced (Payload thinking)
SQLi
Day 15 – SQL Injection (Login bypass)
Day 16 – Blind SQL Injection
Advanced Bugs
Day 17 – XXE (Server-side data theft)
Day 18 – SSTI (Server takeover concept)
Account Takeover
Day 19 – JWT Attacks
Day 20 – OAuth Misconfiguration → Account Takeover
Outcome: You can break real web apps
PHASE 3: BYPASS & HACKER MINDSET (Days 21–25)
Goal: Move from beginner → real hacker
Day 21 – Business Logic Bypass
Day 22 – Encoding Tricks & Filter Bypass
Day 23 – CSP Bypass (Firebase trick)
Day 24 – Chaining Attacks (Think like attacker)
Day 25 – Full Web Exploitation Flow
Outcome: You can bypass protections
PHASE 4: HACK NETWORKS & ENTERPRISE (Days 26–32)
Goal: Corporate Pentest skills
Day 26 – Footprinting & Network Enumeration
Day 27 – SMB Enumeration
Day 28 – CVE Exploitation (Real target)
Day 29 – CVE Exploitation (Advanced case)
Day 30 – LLMNR Poisoning (Capture credentials)
Day 31 – Active Directory (BloodHound)
Day 32 – Internal Network Attack Flow
Outcome: You understand enterprise attacks
PHASE 5: HACK DEVICES & HARDWARE (Days 33–40)
Goal: Stand out from 99% hackers
Day 33 – IoT Attack Surface
Day 34 – Firmware Extraction & Emulation
Day 35 – UART Access (Break into device)
Day 36 – UART Enumeration
Day 37 – UART Exploitation (Exfiltration + Injection)
Day 38 – SPI Flash Extraction (Router)
Day 39 – SPI Flash Extraction (IP Camera)
Day 40 – Bluetooth Smart Lock Attack
Outcome: You can hack real devices
PHASE 6: RF / SIGNAL INTELLIGENCE (Day 41)
Day 41 – Track Aircraft using SDR (ADS-B Interception)
Outcome: You can intercept real-world signals
PHASE 7: INDUSTRIAL & CLOUD BASICS (Days 42–44)
Day 42 – OT / ICS Basics
Day 43 – Industrial Attack Surface
Day 44 – Cloud Misconfig + DNS Abuse
Outcome: You understand critical systems
PHASE 8: AI HACKING (Days 45–50)
Goal: Future-proof hacker
Day 45 – LLM Attack Concepts
Day 46 – LLM CTF Practice (Hands-on)
Day 47 – LLM Exploitation Advanced
Day 48 – AI Pentesting using Promptfoo
Day 49 – AI for Recon & Bug Hunting
Day 50 – AI for Payloads & Exploits
Outcome: You are AI-era hacker
FINAL TRANSFORMATION
By Day 50:
You go from:
“Beginner watching tutorials”
To:
“Multi-domain hacker (Web + Infra + IoT + AI)”
Instead of learning theory, you will:
→ Find real targets
→ Exploit real vulnerabilities
→ Understand how attackers think
→ Build practical hacking skills from Day 1
From Web Applications → Networks → IoT Devices → AI Systems, this course gives you a complete journey into offensive cybersecurity.
What makes this course different?
- 50 Days → 50 Real Attacks
- Real targets (not slides)
- No boring theory
- Covers Web, Infra, IoT, Cloud, AI & RF
- Learn how real hackers think and operate
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Discover hidden attack surfaces (Subdomains, Wayback, Directory listing)
- Exploit vulnerabilities like XSS, SQL Injection, LFI, XXE, SSTI
- Perform Account Takeover using JWT & OAuth misconfigurations
- Bypass security protections using real-world techniques
- Attack internal networks (LLMNR, SMB, Active Directory)
- Hack IoT devices (UART, SPI, Firmware extraction)
- Intercept wireless signals (SDR – aircraft tracking)
- Understand cloud and OT attack surfaces
- Exploit and test AI/LLM systems
- Use AI as a hacking assistant for recon and payload generation
Hands-on Learning (No Setup Pain)
- Pre-configured lab environments
- Downloadable VM setup
- Start hacking from Day 1
- No time wasted on installations
Language Support:
This course is available in both English and Tamil.
This is not just a course — it’s a transformation:
From beginner → to someone who can actually break systems.
“50 Days. 50 Real Attacks. Become a Hacker.”