Cybersecurity, learned like a practitioner.

24 learning paths · 398 modules live · every lesson written by someone who has shipped the control or run the engagement. Free to start.

24
Learning paths
398+
Live modules
0
You've completed
Free
Your tier
Browse the academy

Latest modules

Most recent practitioner playbooks across every track. Filter by topic, level, or search in the sidebar.

538 results · Page 12/54
Beginner Members

Post-Quantum Cryptography 101 — NIST FIPS 203, 204, 205 (ML-KEM, ML-DSA, SLH-DSA) Explained

NIST's final PQ standards orientation: ML-KEM (FIPS 203) replaces RSA/ECDH, ML-DSA (FIPS 204) replaces RSA/ECDSA signatures, SLH-DSA (FIPS 205) is the conservative hash-based alternative. Migration map and size impact.

May 8, 2026 35 min Open
Beginner Members

Grover’s Algorithm — Symmetric Crypto’s New Math (Hint: AES-256 Wins)

Grover halves symmetric crypto security in bits — AES-128 weakened, AES-256 still safe. SHA-256 collision resistance halves but stays secure. Practical migration: use AES-256, SHA-384 for long-lived data. Module 4.

May 8, 2026 25 min Open
Beginner Members

Shor’s Algorithm Explained — Why RSA and ECC Will Break

Shor's algorithm factorises integers and computes discrete logs in polynomial time on a quantum computer — breaking RSA and ECC. How it works at intuition level, hardware requirements, and the Mosca theorem applied. Module 3.

May 8, 2026 30 min Open
Beginner Members

Why Quantum Matters for Cybersecurity — The Post-Quantum Threat in Plain English

The post-quantum threat quantified — what crypto breaks, when CRQC arrives, store-now-decrypt-later risk, Mosca theorem, and what your CISO should be telling the board today. Module 2 of the Quantum Computing track.

May 8, 2026 30 min Open
Beginner Members

What is Quantum Computing — Qubits, Superposition, Entanglement (Beginner)

Quantum computing fundamentals for security practitioners — qubits, superposition, entanglement, gates, and what quantum computers can and cannot do. Module 1 of the RingSafe Quantum Computing track.

May 8, 2026 25 min Open
Ethical Hacking Tools Expert Members

Sliver C2 Operator Guide — Implants, Transports, OPSEC, and the Detection Patterns Blue Teams Should Hunt

Sliver is the open-source post-Cobalt-Strike C2 framework — accessible to Indian red teams without licensing barriers, and the most-abused C2 after CS itself. Architecture, implant generation, transport choices, OPSEC patterns, and the defender-side hunt queries that actually catch it.

May 8, 2026 60 min Open
Ethical Hacking Tools Advanced Members

Burp Suite Pro 2026 — Five Production Bambdas and Three Custom BChecks (Paste-Ready)

Burp Bambdas (per-request JavaScript) and BChecks (YAML scanner checks) are the highest-leverage features in Burp Pro 2026. Five paste-ready Bambdas (sensitive data, JWT alg-none, parameter pollution) and three BChecks (open redirect, IDOR, CORS) for your next engagement.

May 8, 2026 45 min Open
Ethical Hacking Tools Beginner Members

Caido for Web Pentest — A Modern Alternative to Burp Suite Pro (Hands-On Walkthrough)

Caido is the first credible challenger to Burp Suite Pro — Rust-built, web UI, multi-tester collaboration. Architecture comparison, workflow-by-workflow analysis of where Caido beats Burp and where Burp still wins, and a 4-week migration plan for Indian pentest teams.

May 8, 2026 35 min Open
AI / LLM Security — Beginner to Expert Expert Members

LLM Jailbreaks 2026 — Universal Suffixes, Many-Shot, Crescendo, and What Constitutional AI Actually Stops

LLM jailbreak research in 2026: GCG universal suffixes, AutoDAN, many-shot context-poisoning, Crescendo multi-turn, multimodal vision attacks. Why alignment is structurally defence-in-depth, the production controls that actually work, and a test harness for measuring your model versions.

May 8, 2026 50 min Open
AI / LLM Security — Beginner to Expert Intermediate Members

Indirect Prompt Injection — When Documents, Emails, and Tool Outputs Become the Attacker

Indirect prompt injection lives in third-party content the model reads — documents, emails, web pages, tool outputs. Why traditional input validation fails, the four canonical attack patterns, and the orchestrator/worker architecture that actually contains damage.

May 8, 2026 40 min Open
02 / Why learn here

Practitioners who've
shipped the controls.

Every module is written by someone who has built the defence or run the engagement. No repackaged tutorials, no generic theory.

Why learn here

01

Practitioner-written.

Each lesson is authored by someone who has shipped the control or run the engagement in production.

02

Quiz after every module.

20+ questions with explanations. 70%+ to mark complete. Unlimited retries.

03

Progress tracked.

Completions, scores and streaks saved automatically. Resume exactly where you left off.

04

India-priced.

Start free. ₹499/mo for intermediate. ₹4,999/yr for advanced. No hidden fees, ever.