I'm Zeshan Amin — offensive security practitioner, bug bounty researcher, and instructor behind a 57-lecture Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing course. Recon to red team, taught the way I actually work.
From your first Kali VM to WiFi cracking, Metasploit exploitation, and custom Python tooling — structured the way a real engagement runs.
VM setup, Linux fundamentals, networking & Nmap basics.
OSINT, TheHarvester, Sherlock, Nessus, service enumeration.
Metasploit, EternalBlue, BlueKeep, persistence, credential dumping.
DVWA, Burp Suite, XSS, SQLi, CSRF, command injection.
From first script to custom scanners, brute-forcers & backdoors.
Remote installs, custom bootable drives, lab setups, and 1:1 mentorship — pick a service, describe your issue, and I'll get back to you directly.
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Write-ups, tool breakdowns, and notes from real engagements — the newest post always shows up here first.
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The things that come up most often over WhatsApp and Instagram, answered once here.
Zeshan Amin — a name also commonly spelled Zeeshan Amin — is a cyber security instructor and offensive security practitioner based in Bahawalpur, Pakistan. He teaches a 57-lecture Ethical Hacking and Penetration Testing course, does bug bounty research, and builds open-source security tools.
Bahawalpur, Punjab, Pakistan. He studies BS Cyber Security at The Islamia University of Bahawalpur and teaches both online and locally, so students anywhere in Pakistan or abroad can take the course.
57 lectures across the full attack chain: reconnaissance, scanning and enumeration, exploitation, web application hacking, and writing your own tools in Python. Every student finishes a real final project — a custom tool, a full penetration test, or a live attack simulation — before being certified.
No. The course starts from the basics and is taught in simple language, so a beginner with ordinary computer skills can follow it. Lectures are explained in a mix of Urdu and English.
Web application penetration testing, website development (Shopify, hand-coded HTML/CSS, and Next.js with an admin panel), remote Kali Linux installation, penetration testing toolkit setup, bootable security and recovery USB drives, custom security tooling, and one-to-one mentorship. They are all listed on the services page.
Every student ships a custom tool, a full pentest, or a live attack simulation before certification — no participation trophies.