Learning ethical hacking can be a daunting task, but there are numerous resources available to help you get started. Here are some of the best resources recommended by Redditors:

Online Platforms

• TryHackMe: Great for beginners with structured learning paths and hands-on labs. "TryHackMe has a nice free path that makes it easy to grasp fundamentals of cybersecurity so check it out"

• Hack The Box: Offers realistic hacking scenarios and challenges. "Hack the box, all day erry day"

• PortSwigger Web Security Academy: Focuses on web hacking with detailed labs and lessons. "Port swigger is the best!"

Certifications and Courses

• CompTIA Trifecta: Includes A+, Network+, and Security+ certifications to build a strong foundation. "If you’re serious, start with the CompTIA Trifecta (A+, Network+ and Security+)."

• Cisco NetAcad: Offers free courses in cybersecurity and ethical hacking. "Cisco has a free EH course online"

• Udemy: Provides a variety of courses, often at a low cost. "Start with Udemy courses $10. You should be able to learn on your own or take a class."

Books and Guides

• OWASP Testing Guide: Comprehensive guide for web application security testing. "Owasp Testing guide"

• "The Basics of Hacking and Penetration Testing" by Patrick Engebretson: A great starting point for understanding the fundamentals. "A great and easy-read book i recommend is 'The basics of hacking and penetration testing' by Patrick Engebretson."

Additional Resources

• OverTheWire.org: Offers challenges to learn Linux and networking. "Overthewire.org offers challenges in different war game where you're gonna learn to use a terminal by using it"

• Redfox Academy: Provides free bootcamps and structured courses for beginners. "We started an academy called Redfox Academy."

Subreddits for Further Learning

• r/Hacking_Tutorials

• r/tryhackme

• r/HowToHack

• r/ethicalhacking

These resources should provide a solid foundation for anyone looking to start their journey in ethical hacking. Good luck!