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‎docs/hackers/hacker101.md

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Need to learn the basics of hacking? HackerOne offers Hacker101 - a free online course on the basics of hacking. The course is taught through video lessons. You don't have to go through the course in order, but you can simply watch the lessons on the topics that you want to learn about.
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Need to learn the basics of hacking? HackerOne offers Hacker101 - a free online course about web security. The course is taught through video lessons where you don't have to go through the course in order, but you can simply watch the lessons on the topics that you want to learn about.
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There's a range of topics you can learn about. They range from writing reports, setting up Burp proxy, cookie security, to clickjacking and crypto attacks.
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Go to https://www.hacker101.com/ to access all the course material.
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The course offers a range of topics you can learn about. They range from writing reports, setting up Burp proxy, cookie security, to clickjacking and crypto attacks. Go to https://www.hacker101.com/ to access all the course material.
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You can view the FAQ list at https://www.hackerone.com/hacker101 or email [email protected] with questions or comments.
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![hacker101](./images/hacker101.png)
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### Hacker101 CTF
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Hacker 101 also offers a Capture The Flag (CTF) game where you can hack and hunt for bugs in a safe environment. The CTF serves as the official coursework for the class. You can still access the old coursework on the [github repo](https://github.com/Hacker0x01/Hacker101Coursework).
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Learn more about the Hacker101 CTF [here](https://ctf.hacker101.com/).
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![hacker101-2](./images/hacker101-2.png)

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‎docs/hackers/sessions.md

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title: "Sessions"
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The Sessions page enables you to review and manage all of your active HackerOne sessions on all of the devices you’re signed in to. All sessions are stored with an IP address and user agent that you can revoke at any time.
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To manage your sessions:
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1. Go to your profile’s <b>Settings > Sessions</b>.
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2. Click <b>Revoke</b> for the devices you want to sign out of. The Revoke button will cancel your session on that device.
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![sessions-1](./images/sessions-1.png)
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The next time you log in to your account on a new or previously revoked device, you’ll be asked to log in again.
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title: "Sessions"
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path: "/hackers/sessions.html"
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The Sessions page enables you to review and manage all of your active HackerOne sessions on all of the devices you’re signed in to. All sessions are stored with an IP address and user agent that you can revoke at any time.
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To manage your sessions:
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1. Go to your profile’s <b>Settings > Sessions</b>.
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2. Click <b>Revoke</b> for the devices you want to sign out of. The Revoke button will cancel your session on that device.
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![sessions-1](./images/sessions-1.png)
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The next time you log in to your account on a new or previously revoked device, you’ll be asked to log in again.

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The Sessions page enables you to review and manage all of your active HackerOne sessions on all of the devices you’re signed in to. All sessions are stored with an IP address and user agent that you can revoke at any time.
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To manage your sessions:
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![sessions-1](./images/sessions-1.png)
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The next time you log in to your account on a new or previously revoked device, you’ll be asked to log in again.
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The Sessions page enables you to review and manage all of your active HackerOne sessions on all of the devices you’re signed in to. All sessions are stored with an IP address and user agent that you can revoke at any time.
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To manage your sessions:
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1. Go to your profile’s <b>Settings > Sessions</b>.
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2. Click <b>Revoke</b> for the devices you want to sign out of. The Revoke button will cancel your session on that device.
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![sessions-1](./images/sessions-1.png)
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The next time you log in to your account on a new or previously revoked device, you’ll be asked to log in again.

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