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The program that reads typed commands and runs them. When people say they 'got a shell' on a machine, they mean they can run commands on it.

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What PowerShell Is and Why It MattersPowerShell
The OSI ModelNetworking Foundations
Cmdlets, Parameters, and Getting HelpPowerShell
Variables and TypesPowerShell
The Pipeline and ObjectsPowerShell
Comparisons, if, and LoopsPowerShell
Functions and ScriptsPowerShell
Filesystem and PermissionsLinux for Security
Processes and ServicesLinux for Security
Text Processing: grep, awk, sedLinux for Security
Networking from the CLILinux for Security
Write a Recon Bash ScriptLinux for Security
Host DiscoveryRecon and Scanning
Building on the APIBuilding with AI
Service and Version DetectionRecon and Scanning
tcpdump FundamentalsTraffic Analysis
BPF FiltersTraffic Analysis
HTTP FundamentalsWeb and HTTP
The OWASP Top 10Web and HTTP
Linux Privilege EscalationVulnerabilities and Exploitation
Approaching a TargetCTF Methodology
From Enumeration to FootholdCTF Methodology
From Foothold to RootCTF Methodology
Hashing and IntegrityCryptography
Enumerating Active DirectoryActive Directory
Common AD AttacksActive Directory
Windows Architecture and ProcessesWindows Fundamentals
Windows Permissions and PrivilegesWindows Fundamentals
PowerShell for SecurityWindows Fundamentals
Windows Event LogsWindows Fundamentals
Talking HTTP with PythonPython for Security
Sockets and NetworkingPython for Security
Automating ReconPython for Security
What Containers Actually AreDocker and Containers
Images and DockerfilesDocker and Containers
Docker ComposeDocker and Containers
Running Vulnerable Apps in DockerDocker and Containers
Container Security BasicsDocker and Containers
Command InjectionWeb Application Attacks
File Upload AttacksWeb Application Attacks
Metasploit FundamentalsThe Metasploit Framework
Finding and Running ExploitsThe Metasploit Framework
MeterpreterThe Metasploit Framework
Payloads with msfvenomThe Metasploit Framework
Post-ExploitationThe Metasploit Framework
A Repeatable Privesc MethodLinux Privilege Escalation
SUID Binaries and SudoLinux Privilege Escalation
Cron Jobs and PATH AbuseLinux Privilege Escalation
Kernel Exploits and CapabilitiesLinux Privilege Escalation
Automated EnumerationLinux Privilege Escalation
A Repeatable Windows Privesc MethodWindows Privilege Escalation
Token ImpersonationWindows Privilege Escalation
Memory ForensicsDigital Forensics
Containment, Eradication, RecoveryIncident Response
The MITRE ATT&CK FrameworkSOC Analyst Fundamentals
Hunting in LogsThreat Hunting
Indicators vs BehaviorsThreat Hunting
Static Analysis BasicsMalware Analysis
Firewalls and RulesetsNetwork Defense
Network SegmentationNetwork Defense
Detecting Lateral MovementNetwork Defense
Common Cloud MisconfigurationsCloud Security Fundamentals
Pods, Services, and RBACKubernetes Security
Attacking a ClusterKubernetes Security
How Modern APIs WorkAPI Security
Controlling ExecutionIntroduction to Binary Exploitation
Introduction to ShellcodeIntroduction to Binary Exploitation
What Detection Engineering IsDetection Engineering
Sigma and YARADetection Engineering
Testing and Tuning DetectionsDetection Engineering
Input Validation and Output EncodingSecure Coding
Security Code ReviewSecure Coding
Android App InternalsMobile Application Security
Testing a Mobile AppMobile Application Security
Encoding Is Not EncryptionCryptographic Attacks
Why You Need a LabBuilding a Home Lab
The Report Is the ProductWriting Security Reports
The Map of Security RolesBreaking Into Security
Server-Side Template InjectionAdvanced Web Attacks
Prototype PollutionAdvanced Web Attacks