Red Teamer Hacking Course: Learn Ethical Hacking Volume 2

Volume 2 of the Red Teamer Hacking Course builds on the fundamentals introduced in the first course and takes you deeper into the core technical skills every red teamer needs. You'll begin with a solid foundation in networking, covering key protocols and concepts like TCP/IP, ARP, DNS, and switches. From there, you'll learn how to harden and attack firewalls and VPN configurations using PFSense.

This course also introduces a full Python programming section, teaching you to create your own scripts, tools, and automation routines for ethical hacking. You’ll go beyond typical GUI tools by writing socket and multithreaded code, learning classes, modules, error handling, and more. On the low-level side, you’ll explore x86 assembly language and get comfortable writing programs that interact directly with memory, registers, and opcodes.

Additionally, the course teaches reconnaissance in detail—from passive methods using search engines and social engineering, to active scans using tools like Sparta and Nikto. You'll also cover pre-engagement preparation, goal setting, and scoping techniques essential for real-world red team ops.

• Set up and configure PFSense firewalls and DMZ networks
• Script and automate recon with Python networking libraries
• Reverse-engineer file operations using x86 assembly
• Execute passive and active reconnaissance on web infrastructure
• Define scope and goals before launching red team assessments
• Use tools like Netcat, Whois, and Shodan for practical intelligence gathering
• Practice ethical hacking in a realistic lab environment with guided exercises

Whether you're pursuing your first red team role or strengthening your technical toolkit, this course is a key milestone in your journey toward becoming a professional red teamer.