Free training. Does it exist?

[Neolux]

I found Security Power Tools to be a very comprehensive guide on how to use tools. It's a bit antiquated (uses on old version of Nessus, etc), but most of it is still very relevant. This book would be a great addition to a pentesting lab. Good luck.


Here is a PDF: http://csis.bits-pilani.ac.in/faculty/murali/netsec-10/papers/OReilly.Security.Power.Tools.Aug.2007.pdf

[noob]

http://opensecuritytraining.info/Training.html

[Resistor]

Here's a pretty good video series on youtube, it's an offensive security class at Florida State University.
https://www.youtube.com/user/gtg051x/videos

And of course www.securitytube.net is always good to browse.

[.sam]

David Hoelzer & EnclaveForensics
http://auditcasts.com/videos/mov/videos

This guy got pretty awesome (and free) presentations. I specially like his buffer overflow presentation (vid #23) but there are other gems in that list as well!

Hope you enjoy

[hakcuh]

I found this
http://online.stanford.edu
www.klocwork.com/elearning/secure-programming-courses/intro-to-secure-coding-c-cpp/