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SEC503 is an advanced course designed to help security professionals master network monitoring, intrusion detection, and threat analysis. The course covers essential topics such as packet analysis, network forensics, SIEM optimization, and anomaly detection techniques. Participants will learn how to detect and respond to cyber threats by analyzing network traffic, logs, and attack patterns. The course also dives into advanced tactics used by attackers, including evasion techniques and encrypted traffic analysis. Through hands-on labs and real-world scenarios, SEC503 equips security analysts, SOC teams, and incident responders with the skills needed to enhance network visibility, improve detection capabilities, and respond effectively to cyber threats.

Smart Contract Hacking is a comprehensive online course that teaches you how to secure, hack, and use blockchain and smart contract technology. The course covers the fundamentals of blockchain, the popular Ethereum coding language Solidity, and the tools and techniques for auditing and exploiting smart contracts. You will learn how to deploy, scan, and test various blockchain implementations and protocols, such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Cosmos, Near, NFTs, DeFi, and Web3. You will also get access to hands-on exercises, challenges, and quizzes to reinforce your learning and gain practical experience. By the end of the course, you will have the skills and knowledge to become a proficient web3 security professional.

Syllabus

Intro
Career Paths
EVM
Environment & Dev Tools
Exercises Guidelines
Tokens crash course: ERC20
Tokens crash course: ERC721
ReEntrsncy Attacks
Arithmetic over/underflow
Phishing Attacks
Randomness Vulnerabilities
Access Control & Default Visibility
DEFI Crash Course: DEXes
DEFI Crash Course: Money Markets
Replay Attacks
Flash Loans & Flash Swaps
Flash Loan Attacks
Denial of Service
Sensitive On-Chain Data
Unchecked Return Value
Frontrunning
DAO & Governance Attacks
Oracle Manipulation
Call / Delegate call Attacks

Smart Contract Hacking Course

SEC450 is an entry-level course designed to provide a strong foundation in cybersecurity operations, threat detection, and incident response. This course focuses on core Blue Team concepts, including network defense, security monitoring, log analysis, and threat intelligence. Participants will learn how to use SIEM tools, detect malicious activity, and respond to cyber threats effectively. The curriculum includes hands-on labs that simulate real-world attacks, helping students develop critical skills in security operations. SEC450 is ideal for aspiring SOC analysts, security engineers, and IT professionals looking to build a solid understanding of defensive cybersecurity strategies and techniques.

FOR710 is an expert-level course designed for cybersecurity professionals who want to master the art of reverse engineering and analyzing advanced malware threats. The course focuses on dissecting sophisticated malware, including rootkits, fileless malware, and evasive techniques used by advanced persistent threats (APTs). Participants will learn how to analyze malicious code at the assembly level, use dynamic and static analysis techniques, and leverage tools such as IDA Pro, Ghidra, and debuggers. Through hands-on labs and real-world case studies, FOR710 equips malware analysts, incident responders, and forensic investigators with the skills needed to uncover hidden malware behaviors, develop signatures, and enhance enterprise defense strategies.

FOR610 is an in-depth course designed to equip cybersecurity professionals with the skills needed to analyze and reverse-engineer malicious software. The course covers key malware analysis techniques, including static and dynamic analysis, behavioral analysis, and code disassembly. Participants will work with industry-standard tools such as IDA Pro, Ghidra, x64dbg, and Wireshark to dissect malware, identify indicators of compromise (IOCs), and understand obfuscation and anti-analysis techniques used by threat actors. Through hands-on labs and real-world case studies, FOR610 prepares malware analysts, incident responders, and forensic investigators to detect, analyze, and mitigate modern malware threats effectively.

FOR578 is a comprehensive course designed to teach cybersecurity professionals how to collect, analyze, and operationalize cyber threat intelligence (CTI) to proactively defend against advanced threats. The course covers intelligence lifecycle fundamentals, adversary tracking, attribution analysis, and threat modeling techniques such as the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Participants will learn how to leverage open-source intelligence (OSINT), analyze threat actor tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs), and integrate CTI into security operations. Through hands-on labs and real-world case studies, FOR578 equips analysts, SOC teams, and security leaders with the skills needed to transform raw data into actionable intelligence that enhances threat detection, incident response, and strategic decision-making.