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The Certified Exploit Development Professional (CEDP) course provides a comprehensive introduction to the world of exploit development. It’s designed to build a strong foundation from the ground up, focusing on stack-based vulnerabilities in both Linux and Windows environments. The course combines theoretical knowledge with practical, hands-on labs to ensure you can find and exploit vulnerabilities effectively.

The EC-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) v13 course is designed to build expertise in ethical hacking methodologies, focusing on key areas like network security, threat intelligence, vulnerability assessment, and hacking techniques. With hands-on labs and real-world scenarios, the course prepares cybersecurity professionals to think like hackers, enabling them to protect networks effectively. The updated v13 covers critical areas such as malware threats, cloud security, and IoT. Ideal for cybersecurity roles, CEH v13 is globally recognized and equips participants with essential tools for safeguarding information systems.

This course is designed to provide a comprehensive foundation for anyone interested in learning malware development. The primary objective is clear yet impactful: bypassing Windows Defender by creating a fully functional shellcode loader using the Go programming language. By the end of this course, you will have the essential knowledge and skills to build on, setting the stage for further exploration into offensive security and advanced malware techniques.

We begin by exploring the Windows API, a critical toolkit for low-level interaction with the Windows operating system. You’ll learn how to use these APIs to execute shellcode, allocate memory, and create loaders. Each step is broken down into practical, hands-on lessons that demonstrate how simple Go code can evolve into a powerful executable capable of manipulating and navigating the Windows environment.

hands-on training covers advanced Rust security techniques, including auditing, fuzzing, and crash triaging. Master tools like cargo-fuzz and AFL to secure Rust applications and stay ahead in vulnerability research.

Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT-4, Claude, Mistral, and open-source alternatives are transforming the way we build applications. They’re powering chatbots, copilots, retrieval systems, autonomous agents, and enterprise search — quickly becoming central to everything from productivity tools to customer-facing platforms. But with that innovation comes a new generation of risks — subtle, high-impact vulnerabilities that don’t exist in traditional software architectures. We’re entering a world where inputs look like language, exploits hide inside documents, and attackers don’t need code access to compromise your system.

Advance Live Bug Bounty And Ethical Hacking (2025) is your ultimate destination to master real-world ethical hacking and live bug bounty skills. Designed for beginners, intermediates, and experienced hackers, this course offers live hacking sessions, real-world simulations, and step-by-step techniques used by top security researchers in 2025.