Class 1 : The art of red teaming, Some secrets and Mental preparation

Class 2 : Corporate terms and theories of red team simulation

Class 3 : Lab setup (Kali - Windows configuration and attack simulation tools installation)

Class 4 : OSINT 1 (Find a person!)

Class 5 : OSINT 2 (Find a company!)

Class 6 : All attack preparatory NMAP scan, Identifying exposed management interfaces

Class 7 : NMAP NSE for system attack (Nmap Scripting Engine)

Class 8 : Google Dorking like a real world hacker

Class 9 : Wireshark fully unveiled

Class 10 : Nuclei and Nessus

Class 11 : Nessus corporate scan

Class 12 : SpylerXTortion Setup

Class 13 : SpylerXTortion Vulnerability scanning

Class 14 : Choosing LLM and rules of making an AI agent for offensive security

Class 15 : Creating your own AI agent

Class 16 : Windows architecture (Registry, Services, Process lifecycle, File formats, PE, AVs) [1.5 hours]

Class 17 : RoE and Scopes

Class 18 : Manually testing a system for a remotely controllable attack

Class 19 : Testing and Teasing 3 famous softwares and services to find an exploit

Class 20 : Exploit based hacking system (Practically) [1.5 hours]

Class 21 : Payload based hacking system (Practically) [1.5 hours]

Class 22 : Powershell and controlling the entire system from shell

Class 23 : Credential dumping and MIMIKATZ before lateral movement [1.5 hours]

Class 24 : Remote tampering with the Registry

Class 25 : 2 famous ways of unremovable backdoor persistence setup

Class 26 : Social media and what goes wrong with the session ID (ChromeElevator)

Class 27 : Weak service permissions & Unquoted Service Path

Class 28 : Scheduled-task permissions and Excessive user/group privileges

Class 29 : Token Impersonation

Class 30 : PATH/DLL search-order issues

Class 31 : Our custom dead loop UAC elevation logic

Class 32 : WinPeas

Class 33 : x64 analysis of custom C2

Class 33 : Setting up AI to use report data for injecting evasion logics [1.5 hours]

Class 34 : The Reflective DLL and SRDI project of evasion (SpylerBD's own sample) [1.5 hours]

Class 35 : Bypassing the SmartScreen with Trust Poisoning (SpylerBD Innovation)

Class 36 : Encryption but it's AI!

Class 37 : The art of social engineering (Human)

Class 38 : 11 different delivery methods to infect target (Technical)

Class 39 : Active Directory Fundamentals & Enumeration , Domain architecture, users, groups, computers, OUs, trusts, Kerberos basics, and AD attack-surface discovery

Class 40 : AD Privilege Escalation & Attack Paths, Misconfigured permissions, privileged groups, delegation concepts, service accounts, and identifying escalation paths with BloodHound

Class 41 : Credential & Kerberos Attack Simulation, Kerberos authentication, tickets, credential exposure scenarios, authentication weaknesses, and controlled lab simulations

Class 42 : Lateral Movement in Active Directory Valid-account scenarios, remote administration protocols, Windows domain movement, session discovery, and lateral-movement detection

Class 43 : Full Active Directory Adversary Emulation -> Recon → Enumeration → Initial Access → Privilege Escalation → Credential Access → Lateral Movement → Objective, with MITRE ATT&CK mapping and blue-team detection validation

Class 44 : Practically doing CVE testing on Windows 11 — Demo 1

Class 45 : Practically doing CVE testing on Windows 11 — Demo 2

Class 46 : Practically doing CVE testing on Windows 11 — Demo 3

Class 47 : Practically doing CVE testing on Windows 11 — Demo 4

Class 48 : Professionally writing reports manually and with AI

The Final Project — Apply everything learned throughout the course in a comprehensive, real-world adversary emulation scenario from start to finish.