Good morrow traveller, this section will provide some links to free platforms where you can train your skillsβ¦
hackthebox.com | One of the best platforms to hone your hacking skills. |
tryhackme.com | Great up-to-date learning platform. Especially if you are starting on your journey. |
PortSwigger Academy | This is an absolutely excellent material for web application hackers. |
cryptohack.org | Probably the best platform to get into cryptography hacking. |
linuxjourney.com | Great resource to learn linux and get comfortable with it. |
ctftime.org | Prime resource for finding CTF hacking competitions and registering there. |
Some additional resources of more varying quality…
BugCrowd University | Very nice articles and reading materials. |
Intigriti Hackademy | Quite lightweight and nice articles for main vulnerability categories. |
pentesterlab.com | One of the best known hacking platforms, lot of more advanced topics. Monthly subscription. |
cyberseclabs.co.uk | Good platform to learn network hacking. Access to all labs costs about 10-15$/month. |
ctf.hacker101.com | Now this one is a ctf program with accompanying training from HackerOne – the bug bounty platform. Their training is mostly video materials, a bit on the boring side, but CTF can be good and has rewards (get invited to private programs). |
play.picoctf.org/practice | Some good CTF challenges. |
hackingloops.com | Nice articles, good reading materials. |
Crackmes.one | Ton of binaries users can upload and reverse engineer/hack. Be careful not to run into malware. |
Nice sites that catalogue and resource other pen-testing sources.
github.com/Muhammd/Awesome-Pentest | Great collection of Pentesting recources |
www.redteamtrainingreviews.com | Awesome listing on Red-Teaming trainings/platforms |
github.com/swisskyrepo/PayloadsAllTheThings | A list of quite useful payloads for Web Application Security |