Try a free ethical hacking lesson
See how a website gets information from your browser, then use what you learned to find a bug in a pretend pizza shop. It's free, takes about 15 minutes, and there's nothing to sign up for.
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How a website hears you
Every time you open a page, press a button or fill in a form, your browser sends the website a short message. The website reads it and sends a page back.
That message is where a lot of website bugs live. If a website believes something in it that it shouldn't, that's a bug, and finding those is what ethical hackers do.
In this lesson you'll try the two most common ways your browser sends a message. Then you'll use what you learned to find a bug in a pretend pizza shop. You don't need to know any code.
Ready for more than one bug?
How To Be Good is a live, eight-week course for beginners. You investigate simulated websites, write up what you find, and get feedback from your instructor.
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