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# Ethical Hacking Notes
⛔ All the content demonstrated in this compendium of writings is exclusively for the study of ethical hacking.
Welcome to my study notes for the UTN CEH course and ethical hacking in general; I hope you find them useful for your studies and practice. Each of these writings originates, in principle, as a lab for a course module, but it does not remain merely a lab. I try to give each piece enough detail and illustrate, at least, the basic use of each tool or process and not be just a tiny document where the requested task is solved and that's it.
The idea of these writings is truly to generate documentation that will serve in the future as a reference or quick guide for when I need to consult them again. And that they can be freely shared with the community of students who need access to reference information for their studies.
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These writings detail my personal notes created to understand and practice the course contents and some additional topics. They will be under constant review and update. All are created by me for study and future reference and may contain errors typical of someone who is constantly learning. If you see something that can be improved, don't hesitate to mention it; you can contact me on Twitter [@tzero86](https://twitter.com/Tzero86) at any time.
Technical guides on lab solutions are also available on [my blog](https://tzero86.xyz/) (only in English for the moment).\
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If your situation allows, I appreciate any help you can give to support my studies and the creation of new content. I will be eternally grateful 💚 Buy me a coffee
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***Beware of the dog, you have been warned.*** 😎
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