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Choose the path that fits your career goals and unlock a curated selection of expert-led courses to level up your skills.

Windows Master Developer

Takes you from a “generic” C programmer to a master Windows programmer in user mode and kernel mode.

Windows Internals Master

Broadens and deepens your understanding of the inner workings of Windows.

Hardware Hacking Expert

Transform yourself from a novice to a seasoned hardware hacking expert.

Windows Security Researcher

Provides the necessary knowledge, understanding, and tools to be a successful Windows OS researcher.

Malware Analysis & Reverse Engineering courses

Malware Analysis and Development

Lessons: 105

Windows Master Developer Learn advanced analysis techniques from real-world malware and harness this knowledge to craft your own malware, understanding attacker strategies. Empower yourself with both defensive and offensive cybersecurity skills.

Malware Analyst Professional – Level 1

Lessons: 56

In this malware analysis and reverse engineering course, you will delve into the inner core of dissecting different malware types and variants, understand the adversarial mindset behind them and the used TTPs. At the end of the course, you will gain the power and knowledge to win any malware coming

Malware Analyst Professional – Level 2

Lessons: 58

In this malware analysis and reverse engineering course, you will delve even deeper into the inner core of dissecting different malware types and variants, understand the adversarial mindset behind them and the used TTPs.

Hardware Hacking Courses

Hardware Hacking Expert – Level 1

Lessons: 55

This comprehensive path, combining dynamic lectures and hands-on exercises, equips you with the skills, resources, and confidence to explore, manipulate, and exploit electronic systems. No prior hardware experience is required!

Introduction to Embedded Systems & Reverse Engineering

This class provides a comprehensive overview of embedded systems, starting with what they are and why they are important. It introduces high-level components and defines potential attack surfaces.

Hacker Mindset & Attack Strategies for Hardware Experts

This class explores different kinds of hacking scenarios, detailing the strategies and methodologies specific to hardware hacking. Students will learn the systematic approach to identify vulnerabilities and exploit embedded systems effectively.

Analyzing PCBs and Smart Components: Essentials for Hardware Hackers

This class teaches students how to identify and define various components of embedded systems. Topics include safely disassembling devices, understanding PCBs, identifying entities of interest, and recognizing smart chips, communication methods, storage, and user interfaces.

Datasheet Hunting: Mastering Component Analysis for Hardware Hackers

Focused on the importance of datasheets, this class covers how to find and read them, and how to identify and record points of interest. It emphasizes the role of datasheets in understanding and hacking hardware.

Hardware Hacker’s Toolkit: Essential Tools and Setup

This class introduces the essential tools for hardware analysis, including power supplies, voltmeters, oscilloscopes, protocol analyzers, and RF sniffers. It also covers basic soldering techniques and provides further reading for in-depth understanding.

Introduction to Wired Communication Protocols for Hardware Hackers

Students will learn about the significance of communication in embedded systems, types of wired communication (serial and parallel), common protocols (UART, I2C, SPI, JTAG, RS232, CAN bus, USB, Ethernet), and their topologies.

Wired Communication Protocols: UART Deep Dive for Hardware Hackers

This class covers UART communication protocols, including physical attributes, signal identification, framing, flow control, and recommended tools. Demonstrations will show how to set up a UART link and sniffer.

Advanced UART Protocols (RS232/422/485): Techniques for Hardware Hackers

Students will learn about UART-driven protocols such as RS232, RS422, and RS485, understanding why they exist, their importance, and hacking tips.

Hardware Hacking Expert – Level I – Class 09: Advanced SPI Techniques

This class offers an in-depth look at SPI protocols, including definitions, physical attributes, signal identification, and advanced modes. Students will learn recommended tools and set up an SPI sniffer.

I2C Protocol Mastery: Analysis and Exploitation Techniques

Focusing on I2C protocols, this class covers definitions, physical attributes, session signal definitions, master-slave sequences, and interesting aspects of I2C. Students will set up an I2C sniffer.

JTAG Communication Protocol Mastery

This class explores JTAG protocols, covering definitions, physical attributes, operational mechanics, uses, recommended tools, and practical demonstrations for firmware extraction and boundary scanning.

Communication Protocols: Mastering USB for Hardware Hackers

Students will learn about USB protocols, including definitions, topologies, physical attributes, protocol basics, device structures, classes, enumeration, and live demonstrations of USB sniffing and analysis.

Mastering CAN Bus: Advanced Techniques for Hardware Hackers

This class covers CAN Bus protocols, including definitions, physical attributes, signal identification, packet formats, network arbitration, recommended tools, and attack vectors such as sniffing, DoS, and MITM.

Wireless Communication Protocols: Security, Exploitation, and Defense

RFID and NFC Security: Analysis, Exploitation, and Defense

This class focuses on RFID and NFC technologies, covering definitions, physical attributes, vulnerabilities, common protocols, and attack vectors. Students will learn about tools and techniques for hacking RFID and NFC systems.

Bluetooth & BLE: Deep Dive into Protocols and Security

Students will explore Bluetooth and BLE technologies, including their architecture, protocols, pairing processes, security measures, and tools for analysis. The class includes a live demo of BLE sniffing with Wireshark.

Windows Internals Courses

Windows Kernel Programming 1

Lessons: 74

The course provides the foundations for the most common software device drivers that are useful not just in cyber security, but also other scenarios, where monitoring and sometimes prevention of operations is required.

Windows Kernel Programming 2

Lessons: 24

Continuing from where “Windows Kernel Programming 1” left off, this course covers file system mini-filters, some advanced techniques, and an introduction to KMDF.

Advanced Windows Kernel Programming

Lessons: 85

The Advanced Windows Kernel Programming course is designed for experienced Windows developers and security researchers who want to deepen their understanding of kernel-level programming. This course builds upon foundational knowledge and explores advanced techniques for writing efficient, stable, and secure Windows kernel drivers.

Windows System Programming Bundle

Lessons: 158

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Windows Internals: Day 5

Lessons: 48

The last “day” in the Windows Internals series is about the I/O System and Security.

Windows Internals: Day 4

Lessons: 31

Continuing the “Windows Internals” series, day 4 deals with Memory Management.

Windows Internals Bundle

Lessons: 211

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Bundle of the set of 5 Windows Internals courses.

Sysinternals Tools Deep Dive 1

Lessons: 32

The Sysinternals tools from Microsoft are useful for any power user on Windows. This course demonstrates some of the tools in detail while adding Windows Internals information. Supporting tools are also used that augment the information provided by the Sysinternals tools.

Pavel Tools

Lessons: 11

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Many of my tools in a convenient installer (installer and binaries are signed). All updates are free.

COM Programming 2

Lessons: 36

Continuing from where “COM Programming 1” left off, this course teaches COM automation, EXE Servers, and COM Threading and Apartments.

COM programming 1

Lessons: 58

COM provides an abstraction and supporting runtime for creating component-based systems, leveraging loose coupling and independence of programming language. Many Windows components are exposed through COM, which also forms the basis of the Windows Runtime.

Windows Internals: Day 3

Lessons: 49

Day 3 deals with various kernel mechanisms.

Windows Internals: Day 2

Lessons: 49

Following “Day One”, this course continues with Windows Internals details, discussing Processes, Jobs, and Threads.

Windows Internals: Day 1

Lessons: 34

This course provides the fundamentals of Windows. This will get you up to speed with the Windows core concepts and architecture.

Mastering WinDbg

Lessons: 67

WinDbg is a powerful Microsoft debugger, able to debug user mode and kernel mode code. This course shows the major aspects of working with WinDbg, in user and kernel mode, with and without source code.

Windows System Programming 1

Lessons: 48

The Windows system-level API provides a rich infrastructure for building Windows applications, whether client, server, and anything in between. This course guides the learner through the intricacies of the Windows API, while getting a deeper understanding of Windows mechanisms.

Windows System Programming 2

Lessons: 64

Continuing from where “Windows System Programming 1” left off, this course deals with Jobs, Threads, Thread Synchronization, I/O, and Memory.

Windows System Programming 3

Lessons: 46

Continuing from where “Windows System Programming 2” left off, the last part deals with Dynamic Link Libraries, Security, COM Fundamentals, and basic Windowing.

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Programming Courses

Modern C++ Programming course

Lessons: 201

Modern C++ Programming Masterclass is a comprehensive course designed to equip developers with the essential and advanced skills needed to write efficient, robust, and modern C++ code. Whether you’re aiming to build large-scale applications, simple tools, or conduct research, this course offers a structured journey through the language’s fundamentals and

Windows System Programming Bundle

Lessons: 158

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User Mode Programming Bundle

Lessons: 252

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Rust Programming Masterclass

Lessons: 125

The Rust programming language promises to be safe, fast and productive. Created by Mozilla, Rust provides high level features while maintaining control and safety for low level code if required. Rust plays in the same playing field as C/C++ but is fit for any kind of software, from low-level system

GUI Programming with WTL

Lessons: 79

Would you like to write applications for Windows with a graphical user interface (GUI) using C++? You may have programmed many command line applications and tools, but how about some GUI? Menus, toolbars, list views, tree views, and graphics? This course shows you how to use WTL and C++ to

x64 Architecture and Programming (Part 2)

Lessons: 43

Continuing from where part 1 left off, this course digs deeper into the x64 architecture.

x64 Architecture and Programming (Part 1)

Lessons: 81

x64 processors are the most used processors on which Windows and Linux systems run. Understanding how these processors work is essential when working closely with the OS, such as when debugging, reverse engineering, or researching.

Windows System Programming Bundle

Lessons: 158

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COM Programming 2

Lessons: 36

Continuing from where “COM Programming 1” left off, this course teaches COM automation, EXE Servers, and COM Threading and Apartments.

COM programming 1

Lessons: 58

Windows System Programming 1

Lessons: 48

Windows System Programming 2

Lessons: 64

Continuing from where “Windows System Programming 1” left off, this course deals with Jobs, Threads, Thread Synchronization, I/O, and Memory.

Windows System Programming 3

Lessons: 46

Continuing from where “Windows System Programming 2” left off, the last part deals with Dynamic Link Libraries, Security, COM Fundamentals, and basic Windowing.