Best hackers code, best coders hack
Thinking like a hacker results in safe code
Just as a locksmith studies the tactics of burglars to create stronger locks, a developer ought to study hacking techniques to construct stronger code.
- Develop a hacker mindset
Gain insights into the mindset of hackers to preemptively identify and fix vulnerabilities in your software.
- Learn ethical hacking
Learn ethical hacking techniques to develop a proactive approach to security.
- Reduce cyber risk
Empower your developers to write secure code from the start, reducing the risk of cyber threats.
Level up!
Gamified learning environment makes learning fun
Hakatemia is a gamified learning environment where users get experience points, levels and badges for successfully completing tasks. On the company leaderboard, employees can compete with their colleagues.
Complete tasks to level up
By completing tasks employees get experience points and levels.
Master new skills
Hakatemia has different types of exercises that give experience points to the skills related to the exercise.
Compete on the leaderboard
Employees can compete on the company leaderboard and on the Hakatemia leaderboard against others.
Keep up your streak
A long streak of completing tasks increases the employee's streak, encouraging independent practice on weekends, for example.
Get badges
By completing challenges, employees get badges that are visible in their profile.
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Assign tasks and track progress
Assign työntekijät to groups, give tasks and track progress
In Hakatemia you can create groups, give tasks and track employees progress.
You can create groups and add employees to groups. You can give groups tasks or goals and track their progress.
You can give groups tasks or goals and track their progress. You can assign the group individual tasks, entire courses or entire learning paths.
You can track the progress of the entire company, individual groups or individual employees and see which tasks are still pending and which have already been completed.
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No VPN required
Real-world lab exercises brought straight to your browser
Hakatemia lab environment has used a variety of technologies to optimize the user experience. We always strive to provide the simplest, most functional and fastest user interface for completing the task.
Web-based terminal
Often lab exercises do not require a full desktop environment, but rather a terminal. For this reason, Hakatemia uses a terminal based on xterm.js, which works directly in your browser. Unlike a full remote desktop, the web terminal works in real time even on slower connections and copy/paste works normally.
Web-based desktop
However, some lab exercises require a full desktop environment. In this case, we use a VNC connection tunneled over WebSockets, which allows a fully functional Kali Linux desktop directly in your browser.
Web-based development environment
In the web development environment, you can write and run code and scripts directly in your browser. This option is typically used when you are required to write or edit code or scripts to complete the task.
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Yeah, let's do that!
Relaxed pricing and licensing model
A continually growing selection
A course for everyone
We are constantly adding new courses, modules, labs, practice environments, challenges and tools to Hakatemia. Start now and you will have plenty of new things to learn when you have learned the current material. A hacker is never finished, but we will develop together!
Nessus
Fundamentals
Burp Suite - Fundamentals
Python Programming
Basics of web development
SQL Injection
Password attacks
Command injections
XSS (Cross-Site Scripting)
JWT Attacks
XXE (XML External Entity) Attacks
LFI / RFI
Access control vulnerabilities
URL injection
Template Injection Vulnerabilities
Deserialization Attacks
Browser security
Windows - Attack and Defense
Nmap
Windows information security basics
Linux management and hardening
Type-juggling vulnerabilities
PDF export injection
Wireshark
Basics and concepts of information security monitoring
Cryptography
Metasploit
Data networks
Nessus
Fundamentals
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- Courses
- 28
- Modules
- 302
- Labs
- 157
Trainers
Our trainers have long experience in cybersecurity, both professionally and as a hobby.
Walentin Helling
OSCP, OSCE
Walentin is a self-taught ethical hacker. Walentin has years of experience in both security monitoring and technical security / penetration testing. Walentin works during the day and bug bounty programs at night. No one knows when Walentin sleeps.
Teo Selenius
CIPP/E, OSCP, OSCE, OSWE, CKS, AZ-500
Teo has been involved in cybersecurity for a long time. The journey began with a hobby and self-study. Since then, Teo has worked as a developer, ethical hacker, application security consultant, trainer, company data protection officer, information security manager and hot dog seller at the golf course kiosk.
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You can create a company account right away, and start a 14-day free trial from the dashboard whenever you want!