(Creator here) I recommend consuming this via the site, https://hacker101.com/

Right now the Github repo is really just the pages for the site, but I plan on extending that to include slides, code, scripts (for narration), and more. Heading into paternity leave, so most of those changes won't be happening until the next content drop in March.

I hope everyone enjoys the class, though. The original version, Breaker101, launched right here on HN nearly 5 years ago, and I'm so happy to finally be able to open it up freely for everyone.

You might want to add something to the site's FAQ on background/prerequisites -- what does someone need to know to take the course.

Great stuff, I took Breaker101 a few years ago. How would you suggest someone going through this version assess their coursework?

Congratulations!

Thank you much! I was looking for something like this for learning about security.

The repository seems to only include the website markdown content and not the vulnerable code examples. I recently started sharing PentesterLab[1] with new developers at work to help uplift their security knowledge.

[1] https://pentesterlab.com/