ziad atef

During my training sessions at Teaching Planet Academy, I focused on simplifying complex cybersecurity concepts — especially in Web Exploitation and Bug Bounty. I walked students through real-world vulnerabilities like IDOR, Broken Access Control, and Authentication Bypass, using real reports I’ve worked on myself. The sessions included live demos with tools like Burp Suite, Recon-ng, and TheHarvester, helping students not only understand the techniques, but also see them in action. My goal has always been to make sure each student leaves the session with hands-on knowledge and the confidence to apply it in real-life scenarios. It’s not just teaching — it’s sharing real experience from the field.

At MEC Academy, I delivered hands-on cybersecurity training sessions focused on real-world offensive security techniques. I guided students through core topics like Reconnaissance, Vulnerability Discovery, and Web Exploitation, using real bug bounty case studies and practical walkthroughs. I always aim to bridge the gap between theory and practice — showing how tools like Burp Suite, Nmap, and SQLMap are used in actual testing scenarios. My sessions are built around engagement, live demonstrations, and actionable knowledge, helping students gain the skills needed for both CTFs and real-world pen testing. Teaching at MEC has been a great opportunity to share my field experience and inspire the next generation of ethical hackers.