A hacker isn't someone who breaks locks — it's someone who believes no lock is eternal.
Ismail Ghaedi — ethical hacking & cybersecurity educator
I spent years as a programmer — but when I decided to go back to university, I wanted something different: something that truly gripped my mind and lit it up. Solving problems, finding breaches, seeing what everyone else walks past. That's how I found cybersecurity, and the deeper I went, the more it clicked. Every command, every line of code, every new concept only made me hungrier for more.
Honestly? For the first couple of months I had no clue what I was doing — I didn't even understand why we use Linux instead of Windows. I was as green as it gets. But I never quit. Today I both write payloads and defend systems. I graduated from Manchester Metropolitan University with First Class Honours and scored 91% on my final presentation. That journey proved to me that a weak start doesn't matter — showing up and pushing forward does.
My goal now is clear: to help Farsi speakers genuinely master this field — not with slogans, but with solid, deep, hands-on training. I take this seriously, and I pour real time and energy into every course and workshop so the material is accurate, up to date, and practical. I'm ready to help anyone who truly wants to learn — from complete beginners to those aiming for the next level.
Background and qualifications
Before security I spent years as a programmer, and that background is why the teaching here goes after what is actually happening behind a command rather than the command itself. The academic route carried on in the same direction, and the work today is practical cybersecurity training in Farsi.
- Degree
- BSc (Hons) Cybersecurity, First Class
- University
- Manchester Metropolitan University, UK
- Based in
- Manchester, UK — teaching in Farsi
- Field
- Penetration testing, network security, OSINT, Kali Linux
What is taught here
Everything on this site turns on one core: offensive security, taught legally and ethically. The guides below are the starting point of each path, and they are free.
- Learning hacking from zero
- What hacking actually is
- What network security is
- How to become a hacker
- The full ethical-hacking syllabus
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