Do you run out of ideas during pentests? Are you feeling like missing something? Unsure if you covered everything?
This collection of tips & tricks will take your pentests to next level.
Ideal for beginners & intermediates looking to enhance their offsec skills and discover more impactful vulnerabilities.
The lessons are inspired from over 8 years of experience as pentester and bug bounty triager.
200+ web & api pentest lessons to start off
hacking labs to practice
new tricks every week
request your favorite topic
practical exploits inspired from real pentests
access to exclusive content
micro-learning approach
tools recommendation and usage
Burp optimization
workflow automatization
step by step examples
weaponizing techniques
Broken Access Control
Cryptographic Failures
Injection Attacks
Insecure Design
Security Misconfiguration
Vulnerable Components
Identification and Authentication Failures
Bug Bounties
AI/ML/LLM/MCP
Recon & Attack Surface
Tooling & Automation
Creative, Strategic and Mindset
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Bug hunter @Intigriti
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Security Specialist @Microsoft
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Researcher
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Senior Analyst
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Pentester
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System Administrator
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App Sec Consultant @Veracode
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Pentester
Put in practice what you learn from day 1
Get straight to the point lessons without any fluff
Avoid wasting time on content that you find irrelevant
See step-by-step examples from real pentests and bug bounties
Continuous learning with weekly new content instead of one-off process
Each lesson takes less than 5 minutes to complete, and you can jump straight to any lesson you like (they are independent from each other).
It's up to you if you want to do a full-day binge training or learn for 5 minutes every day
Web and API offensive security including tools, automatization, exploitation, discovery, etc. which you can put in practice during pentesting and bug hunting
Pentesters and bug hunters who want to level up their skills and learn new tricks
You need basic knowledge of OWASP top 10 attacks and experience working with Burp.
The lectures are targeted at beginner/intermediate level
This course is NOT for novice people who want to get into hacking.
Microlearning is a way of teaching and delivering content in bite-sized bursts (3-5 minutes) at the point, with a focused and specific learning outcome.
Sure! Scroll down to the "Contents" section and check out the lectures that have "Preview" enabled
No! Each lecture is independent from the others and you can jump straight to the one that you find the most interesting
You can ask more questions about the lectures on our Discord channel where you'll get invited after purchase.
Either me, or someone else from the community will try to answer your questions
Cybersecurity consultant and founder at Tripla Consult
Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP)
Certified Red Team Professional (CRTP)
Certified Azure Red Team Professional (CARTP)
Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP)
Previous member at Synack Red Team
Bug bounty triager at Federacy.com
Mentor and trainer on Mentorcruise
CVEs:
CVE-2024-25675 – MISP – CSRF in Export Generation
CVE-2024-25674 – MISP – Arbitrary File Upload
CVE-2024-22272 – VMWare Cloud – Broken Access Control
Talks:
OWASP Copenhagen 2024
Disobey Helsinki 2025
SEC-T Stockholm 2025
Defcamp Workshop 2025