the CHEAPEST path to becoming an ethical hacker

0:00 - Intro
0:47 - Snyk Ad
2:03 - Basic computers
4:13 - Computer networking
5:30 - Cybersecurity basics
6:45 - Linux
8:40 - Coding
11:18 - Basic hacking
13:56 - Advanced hacking
16:10 - Outro

Resources in this video:

📱Social Media📱
___________________________________________

💸Donate💸
___________________________________________
Like the channel? Please consider supporting me on Patreon:

Hacker Books:

My Build:

My Recording Equipment:

[JK-mpmg]

When speaking about Udemy, I'm surprised you didn't mention Jason Dion. His classes are also a godsend.

[debarghyamaitra]

Please can you make a roadmap like this for blue team too?...It'll be really helpful!

[mikestidham]

Professor Messer is the man! Almost finished with his A+ playlist

[LostMekka]

on the aspect of learning to code: kotlin is a great alternative to python that eliminates many beginner pitfalls through static typing and null safety. there even are quite a number of universities that switch from python to kotlin for their introductory courses, just because it is harder to shoot yourself in the foot while learning the ropes and exploring what is possible :)
one other thing that you should keep in mind is how good the open source library ecosystem for that language is and how easy it is to import and use different libraries. python and kotlin both have an excellent community, so if you can think of it, there is probably an open source library for it, so you dont need to re-invent the wheel. but when it comes to dependency management, python is a bit stuck in the past and the venv/conda stuff can be quite overwhelming for beginners.

[tyrellwellickthecto]

Hey Heath Adams! Big fan of your Practical Ethical Hacking course. Just wanted to mention that it doesn't cover the "Covering Tracks" phase, which is crucial in the hacking methodology. Adding this phase would be awesome. Thanks!

[deadpool]

Thank you so much for such great content Heath. I am 45% done with my PEH, You are my favourite professor of all time no cap. Cannot wait to get PJPT ->>> PNPT certified !!!

[Daniel-bbpy]

Thank you so much! Heath. You provide great content. I really value your honesty as you recommend many resources even from competitors. I will study with you and get your certificates. My best wishes.

[Kidrobot]

This is amazing. Im dedicating the next year to this roadmap. Cant wait to see how much i grow. Thanks for this!

[fernandomochizuki]

As usual, lots of useful information, thank you!

[patrickschoutens]

Fantastic content Heath....super stuff and thank you again!!!

[LoneStarBassPursuit]

Man thank you! Doing a course for live with Blackhills now and a course on Udemy. I can’t wait to do some courses with y’all! Heard a bunch of good things from people in the field.

[cmdrtotallydead]

@The Cyber Mentor This is a good resource and put out very timely for me. As I was discussing about pen testings with one of the software devs at work today. And he wanted to know the best way to learn. So this video is getting sent to him. Also another thing under the advancend section, when you mentioned about OWASP. It might have been good to add in about OWASP jucieshop with that. As that is a good resource to demostrate about the OWASP top 10. None the less good video 👍

[MyChannel]

Please, can anyone give an estimation of the time needed to complete this roadmap (considering a person new to IT and studying full time)

[amberNT]

Thank you for this video ❤ this helped me understand a path to go down to get me to where I’d like to be next comes the action.

[IAmDashCunning]

This video is exactly what I needed! Thank you SO MUCH!

[sicalomashaba]

Thanks, this video helped me a lot, I had honestly thought I just need to listen to an ethical hacking course and I'm all set, but as I kept learning I realized that I lack a lot of basic knowledge needed throughout the course. At least now I have a path to follow, which I found in time cause I was starting to lose hope .

[wasupscotty]

Are job roles such as penetration tester and ethical hacker considered an entry level, mid-level, or senior level position ?

[anonymousperson]

I believe that you are the most influencal and beneficial hacker in internet. Thank you for everything, you helped me through.

[lilqkb]

I have an associates degree in networking and cybersecurity. I also have the COMPTIA A+ certification. Would it be worth it to get the Network+ and Security+ before going after the PNPT, or should I just shoot straight for the PNPT?

[zanidd]

I‘d really love an image/infographic that shows this roadmap, so I can easily share it with my audience and students?

Do you happen to have one ready? Or would you mind if I did one (and linked to your video/credited you?)