The goal of this lab is to give students an introduction into binary exploitation. While this is not the most basic form of exploitation, it is a form that can give some good insight into how a computer works, how a processor runs through code, and how different code security features work.

This is a lab that has been created for students to simulate a phishing attack on a network. Teaching the dangers and simplicity of phishing attacks on a company.

This lab is adapted from the National Cyber League Gymnasium Open Source Intelligence easy challenge titled Meta The purpose of this lab is to teach students how to extract and analyze metadata from image files using both online tools and command-line utilities, while understanding the security and privacy implications of embedded metadata.

The purpose of this lab is to introduce students to hashes, hash types, and password attacks. This lab will explore what hashing is and how it works, how to identify different types of hashes, ways to break hashes, and how to be secure when using hashing algorithms.

The purpose of this lab is to give students experience dissecting custom networking protocols. Although this can seem like an obscure problem to run into, this is still important, mainly in the realm of learning how packets are structured, or IoT device communication. This lab will take students through data types, sizes, reading offsets, and reading/understanding a protocol specification.