Congratulations.
Our journey has come to an end.
I know it wasn't easy, but you did it.
You went from regular computer user to an ethical hacker with a good knowledge base.
We also touched on some advanced subjects.
But did you really pick up all the knowledge that you need?
We can say we covered completely everything you need to become an ethical hacker, but we only covered
it.
It is on you to practice all of these things that we learned until you master all of it, and that part
will take some time.
We have covered a lot of things from different tools to coding our own tools.
We covered Web vulnerabilities, network vulnerabilities and many different things that are useful.
However, you might still feel unsure about them.
Don't worry, all of this will come in place with lots and lots of practice.
Also, we will be updating this course with new topics frequently.
So keep an eye on that as well to learn something new, since even though all of this is enough to get
you started in ethical hacking, you still have a lot to learn.
And there still could be a lot of things that are unknown to you, especially in this field, since
everything moves so fast and you need to keep up with new technologies and new vulnerabilities.
But this is something that you will get used to with time.
There are many different paths that you can take from now and start learning something in greater details
that perhaps piqued your interest inside, because after this video, you will see a couple articles
that can guide you to what to do next.
Depending on what interests you.
It could be coding your own tools.
It could be getting into Web app penetration testing even more, or you maybe want to learn how to create
your own exploits and find new vulnerabilities.
All of this is something I will mention in the article.
So make sure you check them out after this video.
Learning more and more will get you from an intermediate ethical hacker to master ethical hacker.
Be patient and practice a lot to achieve this.
Once again, if there are any further questions you might have.
Feel free to post them in the Q&A section and I will gladly answer them.
Be wise with what you learn and happy hacking.