Learn. Build.
Secure.
NeevCode is a cybersecurity and technology community focused on practical education, hands-on workshops, security research, and building secure technology.
Technology, security, and learning that starts with practice.
College Workshops
Cybersecurity fundamentals, ethical hacking, web & API security, bug bounty, and more.
Community Sessions
Specialized technical sessions for enthusiasts and practitioners.
Corporate Workshops
Security awareness, developer security training, and team upskilling.
Technical Sessions
Deep-dives into red teaming, Active Directory, and advanced topics.
Cybersecurity Awareness
Practical security mindset for non-technical employees.
Developer Security
OWASP, secure coding practices, and DevSecOps for engineering teams.
Learn cybersecurity
beyond the classroom.
We're building practical live programs for students, professionals, and anyone looking to build real cybersecurity skills.
Cybersecurity Foundations
For people starting from zero.
Web & API Security
Hands-on application security and API testing.
Network & Active Directory
Networking, Windows environments, Active Directory, and red-team fundamentals.
Advanced Security
Advanced penetration testing, red teaming, research, and specialized topics.
Not just theory.
Cybersecurity is difficult to learn when everything is reduced to slides, definitions, and memorized commands.
NeevCode focuses on understanding how systems work, how they fail, how attackers think, and how they can be secured.
Understand
Build strong foundations instead of memorizing tools.
Practice
Work with real tools, labs, examples, and scenarios.
Research
Explore beyond the syllabus and investigate real problems.
Build
Turn knowledge into projects, skills, and practical experience.
What we're researching.
HTTP Request Smuggling Explained
Understanding request parsing, proxies, and why seemingly valid requests can produce unexpected behavior.
Understanding Kerberos Before Attacking Active Directory
A foundational look at Kerberos authentication, tickets, and how misconfigurations lead to privilege escalation.
API Security: Where Authorization Goes Wrong
Common authorization failures in REST APIs — BOLA, BFLA, and how to test for them systematically.