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TryHackme | Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security Skill Enhancer

TryHackme | Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security Skill Enhancer is a beginner-level online course from Udemy in Ethical Hacking. It is structured in 8 modules with 8 stated learning outcomes. It is free to enrol, and a certificate is available on completion. Learners rate it 4.8/5 from 22 ratings on Udemy, with 288 enrolled.

Part of our Ethical Hacking courses collection, where we compare it against 11 other courses.

★★★★★4.8(22 reviews) 288 learners English

Course highlights

Provider Udemy
Level Beginner
Mode Self-paced
Language English
Certificate Yes — shareable certificate
Rating 4.8★ (22 reviews)
Learners 288
Price Free

About this course

TryHackMe is an online platform that teaches cyber security through short, gamified real-world labs. The course walks you through deploying personal hackable machines with a single click, letting you practice techniques immediately. Ethical Hacking training uses cyber security knowledge to prevent malicious attacks and intrusions. You will learn the platforms of cyber security, basic Linux commands, how to configure Kali Linux, and network scanning tools. The syllabus covers Introduction to TryHackMe, TryHackMe module examples, About Kali Linux, Basic Linux Commands, Configuring Kali Linux, Network Scanning Tools in Kali, and Extra topics.

This particular course approaches the subject through gamified labs and CTF exercises. Rather than passive lectures, you deploy machines on demand and complete challenges that mirror real penetration testing scenarios. The modules build from basic Linux commands to network scanning, letting you apply what you learn in a controlled environment before moving to more complex tasks.

At the end you will be able to navigate Kali Linux, run basic network scans, and identify common vulnerabilities using TryHackMe's platform. The skills map directly to entry-level cyber security tasks such as basic penetration testing and security assessment.

Honest limits: the course does not cover advanced exploit development, reverse engineering, or cloud security architecture. It is built for beginners, so learners who already run home labs or hold CompTIA Security+ may find the early modules too foundational. If you want a course that moves faster into web application testing, the alternatives listed on the page include options with more hands-on web-focused content.

What you’ll learn

TryHackMe is an online platform that teaches cyber security through short, gamified real-world labs.
TryHackMe gives students their own personal hackable machine, deployable by 1 click of a button, which allows them to put their knowledge into practice.
Ethical Hacking training teaches techniques that use cyber security knowledge to prevent malicious attacks and intrusions.
Learn the platforms of Cyber Security
Basics of Cyber Security
You will be able to develop your skills in Cyber Security
What is TryHackMe?
What and Why TryHackMe?

Level and time commitment

Udemy lists this course at Beginner level.
No prior experience in the subject is assumed — this is where the provider expects a newcomer to start.

Skills you’ll gain

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What this course covers

8 modules

The 8-part outline Udemy publishes for this course.

Module 1 · Introduction to TryHackMe course
Module 2 · TryHackme
Module 3 · TryHackMe Module Examples
Module 4 · About Kali Linux
Module 5 · Basic Linux Commands
Module 6 · Configuring Kali Linux
Module 7 · Network Scanning Tools in Kali
Module 8 · Extra

What learners rate it

4.8
★★★★★
22 ratings

Rated 4.8/5 by 22 learners on Udemy (checked 10 Aug 2026).

This rating is collected by Udemy from its own enrolled learners. We reproduce it as reported and do not accept paid or incentivised reviews. See it on Udemy →

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Compare with alternatives

Same topic, different trade-offs — here's who runs each one and what it's best at.

Course Provider Rating Price Duration Why pick this one
TryHackme | Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security Skill Enhancer This Udemy 4.8★ Free Free — and still gives a certificate
EC-Council: Ethical Hacking Essentials (EHE) edX 4.7★ Free 1 week Free — certificate included
Ethical Hacking with Kali Linux Coursera 4.7★ Check price 17h 38m Quickest to finish (17h 38m)
Ethical Hacking Essentials (EHE) Coursera 4.6★ Check price 32h 5m Beginner-friendly · 32h 5m
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Common questions

Is TryHackme | Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security Skill Enhancer free?

Yes. Udemy lists it as free to enrol. A certificate is available on completion — providers often charge separately for the certificate even when the course itself is free, so check the fee on the provider page before you count on it.

Does TryHackme | Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security Skill Enhancer come with a certificate?

Yes — Udemy lists a certificate on completion. It is a course certificate, not a formal qualification or university credit.

Is TryHackme | Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security Skill Enhancer suitable for beginners?

Yes. Udemy lists it at Beginner level, so no prior experience in the subject is assumed.

What does TryHackme | Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security Skill Enhancer cover?

It is organised into 8 modules, starting with Introduction to TryHackMe course and going on to TryHackme, TryHackMe Module Examples, About Kali Linux, Basic Linux Commands, among others. The full outline is on this page.