Security Training for Developers

  • Directory traversal 3a 39d6d96147ca85bbecf83a46200dc9e7892ad65ccbf44876af80ff10a0304be0
  • Hack interactive applications to understand how you are vulnerable.
  • Code 3 1a0541cf0b40cc7340aed397a40d4fde2718e745ade551dc17f81fec051e2137
  • Learn how to protect yourself with real, up-to-date code samples.
  • Quiz 2492b57962cc940a20c04bebcebaab0edf371975cc108959798981e7296a99ee
  • Test your knowledge as you learn, by taking quizzes on each topic.

See it in action! Learn about...

Command Execution
Directory Traversal
See the full list of vulnerabilities we cover →

60,000 users and counting!

What our users are saying about Hacksplaining...

My company uses their own custom login code. 15 minutes into the SQL injection lesson I realized we needed to have a meeting about security practices!

I’ve always thought that learning how to hack was one of the best ways to learn how to defend yourself from attacks. You should send all your web developers, and even your IT staff, to check out Hacksplaining.

Extremely impressed. This website is very well done, and we will be using Hacksplaining as a training tool for newer developers.

Take The Tour →
Hacksplaining is Sponsored by Netsparker
Netsparker n 834848961a0bf6ec5556448ff47f421d0b1204a572877a59717064b1088e8c43
Netsparker, the developers of dead-accurate web application security scanners have sponsored the Hacksplaining project to help raise web application security awareness which allow more developers to learn about writing secure code.
Visit the Netsparker Website