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  1. Learn Cyber Security | TryHackMe Cyber Training

    TryHackMe goes beyond textbooks and focuses on fun, interactive lessons that put theory into practice. Access an immersive learning experience with network simulations and intentionally vulnerable …

  2. TryHackMe | TryHackMe Cyber Security Labs and Interactive Classrooms

    Steel Mountain: Hack into a Windows machine by using metasploit to gain initial access, utilise powershell for Windows privilege escalation enumeration & learn a new technique to get …

  3. TryHackMe | Cyber Security Training

    Learn Learn cyber security the fun way - free, interactive, and browser-based. Hack machines, investigate attacks, and build real-world skills through guided, immersive learning for all skill levels.

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    TryHackMe is a free online platform for learning cyber security, using hands-on exercises and labs, all through your browser!

  5. TryHackMe | Cyber Security Training

    Challenge yourself to secure your digital throne against numerous adversaries in this interactive and competitive hacking game.

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    Build real-world cyber skills with a hands-on certification designed by industry experts. Learn more Learn Practice Compete Education Business Pricing Log In Join for FREE

  7. Snort - TryHackMe

    Learn how to use Snort to detect real-time threats, analyse recorded traffic files and identify anomalies.

  8. Free TryHackMe Training: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners

    Now you will have a good understanding of hacking, all for free! You should now be able to do the easiest challenges quickly, and medium challenges are where you’ll gain the most amount of …

  9. Web Fundamentals - TryHackMe

    Learn how to attack web applications through interactive and real-world exercises.

  10. Windows Command Line - TryHackMe

    In this room, we focused on the most practical commands for accessing a networked system over the command line. We intentionally omitted a few common commands as we didn’t see a real value for …