Red Teamer Hacking Course: Learn Ethical Hacking Volume 1

This beginner-to-intermediate red team course offers a detailed blueprint for those who want to break into ethical hacking roles with top-tier companies. You’ll begin by exploring the differences between red, blue, and purple teams—then transition into the full penetration testing process and the methodologies used by real-world red teams.

You’ll dive deep into the inner workings of both Windows and Linux systems, mastering command-line tools, logs, file systems, and operating system architecture. Along the way, you’ll also get a crash course in Active Directory, Kerberos, memory structures, encryption methods, and data encoding—critical knowledge for lateral movement, privilege escalation, and post-exploitation.

• Learn penetration testing metrics, scheduling, and how to build enterprise assessment plans
• Explore Windows internals like tokens, SIDs, named pipes, and the PE file format
• Get hands-on with Linux run levels, symbolic links, permissions, and logs
• Set up and manage a simple Active Directory domain and group policies
• Study core memory concepts like the stack, heap, ASLR, and CPU internals
• Understand how Kerberos functions from ticket granting to realm-based authentication
• Manipulate data using cryptographic and encoding tools like RSA, SHA, URL encoding, and compression
• Get the foundational knowledge critical to understanding how cyber threats can lead to security incidents and data breaches

By the end of this course series, you’ll have the knowledge and toolkit to think and operate like a red teamer—and the practical experience to prove it.