40h empirical knowledge of Cyber Security, Penetration Testing, Python Hacking, Kali Linux & Wazuh SIEM on Elastic Stack
InstructorSeyed Farshid Miri
Editorial course preview
These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This diagram illustrates the Defense in Depth security model using an onion-layered architecture to protect core assets through multiple concentric security controls.
This dashboard view demonstrates how to monitor security events in Wazuh, highlighting specific threat detections like Mimikatz credential dumping attempts.
This interface shows the OWASP Mutillidae II application login screen where a specific SQL injection string has been typed into the username input box.
This image shows a code editor window displaying a configuration script for Malleable PE and In-Memory Evasion, featuring syntax-highlighted settings for beacon customization.
The curriculum integrates offensive techniques like web app pentesting with defensive operations such as SIEM architecture and Wazuh management.
Instruction includes hands-on tasks such as setting up virtual environments, performing network attacks, and developing Python security scripts.
Some learners noted that the software versions used in tutorials may be outdated compared to current industry standards. While a recent update is listed, these signals originated from reviews prior to that date and the update label does not prove a correction has been made.
The rapid delivery of information can leave gaps in understanding, occasionally requiring independent research to bridge technical voids.
The progression from Linux basics to advanced red teaming aligns with the goal of serving beginners and aspiring pentesters.