OK, so welcome, a welcome welcome to Modern
Ethical.
I am so, so, so glad you're here.
This is the complete course.
And first, before we get into anything, I just want to thank you for your decision to purchase this.
First and second, I want to assure you that you made the right decision.
You are in the right place.
I've laid everything out for you in this course step by step.
And it includes all the latest, most modern attacks adversaries are currently using against active
directory environments and web applications.
Nothing is left out and I can't wait for us to get started.
Now, you're going to have a ton of fun on this course and it's going to be amazing.
You're going to be emulating attacks that are currently being used in the wild by real adversaries,
all with the intent of improving the security posture of the target organization and the most professional,
meticulous fashion.
Don't worry, I'll teach you how to do that.
And along the way, you won't just learn about SQL injection.
You'll do it.
You won't just learn about ximo external entity attacks.
You're going to execute those attacks.
You won't just learn about golden tickets, you'll exploit them and you won't just learn about gaining
additional access.
You're actually going to Spearfish, a fictitious user in your lab and game code execution.
It's going to be a wild ride, but before we jump in, I just want to give you a bit of advice.
You know, it may be tempting to jump around, but, you know, there's some reasons why you might not
want to do that.
So first, I'm going to say just watch.
Sequentially.
All right, because the reason I'm saying that is because I've carefully constructed the content to
be consumed sequentially, each lesson built on the next.
So if you jump around, you might find yourself a little dizzy.
And trust me, you don't want that to happen because the stuff is already convoluted enough without
the unneeded vertigo.
OK.
The second thing that I strongly recommend is that you take this course using two screens, use two
screens.
Now, why do I say that, you know, this is something I wish I did when I was learning about this stuff
way back in the day, because what you can do is you can use your smartphone to watch the videos, then
use your laptop to follow along.
And having both next to each other can give you the agility and flexibility and freedom to really consume
this content in a way that makes the most sense for you.
And finally, third thing that I think is really, really important is just watch.
And by that, I mean the first time you go through this lecture, the first time you go through this
course, you know, it's I don't want you to actually do the lives, just enjoy the learning experience,
just enjoy it.
And then once you complete the course, go back to a second time and carefully begin building out the
labs and following along interactively.
Now, of course, what you do is up to you.
You know, I'm just sharing some tips that I know will help you succeed.
And that's what I really want for you, because this is a real guys.
It was the raw truth.
There is a three million million people currently, at least from 2020 and recording this in twenty.
But in 2020, there was a three million person shortage of cybersecurity professionals.
You you can make that number two million nine hundred ninety nine thousand nine hundred ninety nine
starting today.
So let's go let's talk about it.
And as always, you can listen to your concerns.
You thought, your comments, suggestions and everyone.
I don't respond.
OK, so next year we're going to cover just two frequently asked questions.
I'll see you next week.