This was my second time attending this course (did it some time ago). I've had conversations with multiple users in FB groups on knowing how to code and a number of them choose to ignore saying "If I know the tools like nmap, etc, I can do pen testing". Joe reemphasized (in my view) all of what I have learned from all the pros (including Joe): Know how to code. What happens if you have tools not allowed on the network because management is "scared" of them? You need a way to create your own. PowerShell can be a tool in your bag of tricks.This webinar covered how to do powershell. Doing scanning, parsing, and more in powershell. Glad I did it again! Thank you Joe! And looking forward to the session on using Empire and other powershell tools!

SG Student

Hi There,

I just want to give you guys positive feedback. Before I was really struggling to get the videos and Pastebin content for the courses that I signed up for. I am in a different timezone and cannot usually attend in realtime and prefer to go through the course material and videos at my own time. It is now readily available after the courses. Thank you!

Stieler Student

Thank you. It is very good so far. I am looking forward to more classes.

Best,

Tom Student

Great Classes!

A.C. Student

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T.K Student

Overall, how satisfied or dissatisfied are you with the class?
Very Satisfied

S.S Student

Mr McCray. Thanks for connecting. I'm an intel guy switching over to a career in Pentesting. I'm excited to take your pentesting course.

I'm hoping to start remote testing long before I retire in two years. Your class on pentester academy was awesome, BTW. Very informative.

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