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We make learning Web Hacking easier! We have been teaching web security for years and put together well thought-out exercises to get you from zero to hero. Our exercises cover everything from really basic bugs to advanced vulnerabilities.

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PentesterLab in PentesterLab

Jul 22, 2017

The Interview

Since you now have the perfect resume, you probably land some interviews! We decided to put together some advices on how to manage these interviews.

First the obvious, look professional. Wear a suit (or at least smart casual), clean shoes, clean and ironed shirt.

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PentesterLab in PentesterLab

Jul 11, 2017

Retesting

One of most common and potentially most painful task you will have to perform as a penetration tester is retesting.

If you are lucky, retesting can be quick and painless!

However, in most cases, you will have the same problems you can have during an initial…

PentesterLab in PentesterLab

Mar 2, 2017

Keeping notes during a pentest/security assessment/code review

Keeping notes is one of the key aspects of penetration testing. In this article I’m going to share some information on how I keep notes during a test.

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PentesterLab in PentesterLab

Mar 9, 2017

Scoping a pentest

Scoping is one of the most important parts of a penetration testing engagement as it will determine if you will be able to do a good job:

Not enough time: you will struggle to finish in time, and you will miss things or provide an incomplete report.

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PentesterLab in PentesterLab

Apr 4, 2017

Writing a good resume

As a pentester, most clients will judge your work by the quality of your reports. Your resume is the best way for an employer to see how much care and attention you put into writing content, so make sure you nail it!

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