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HTML-LAB
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HTML Lab
Six short lessons. Type code on the left, see your webpage update live on the right. By the end you'll have built a real personal page — then you'll know enough to keep going anywhere.
Keep learning — all free
Once you finish these six lessons, these are the best free places to go deeper.
<!DOCTYPE html> tells the browser this is HTML5, <html> wraps everything, <head> holds page info (like the title), and <body> holds everything you actually see. Try changing the text inside <title> and <h1> below.", code: `Hello, world!
` }, { title: "2 · Headings, paragraphs & lists", body: "Headings go from<h1> (biggest, most important) down to <h6>. Text lives in <p> tags. Lists use <ul> (bullets) or <ol> (numbers), with each item wrapped in <li>. Add another list item below.", code: `About Me
I'm learning to build websites from scratch.
Things I want to learn
- HTML basics
- CSS styling
<a href=\"...\">text</a> — the href is where it goes. An image is <img src=\"...\" alt=\"...\"> — the alt text describes the image for screen readers and shows up if the image fails to load. Try swapping the image URL for another one.", code: `Check out Wikipedia to learn anything.
<div> is an invisible box used to group content into sections. A class is a label you give an element so CSS (next lesson) can target it. Real pages are built from nested divs like this.", code: `Project One
A short description of the project goes here.
Project Two
Another project, same structure.
<style> tag in the head. Rules look like selector { property: value; }. Try changing the background-color or font-size below.", code: `Styled Page
This card has a border, rounded corners, and padding — all from CSS.
Your Name
Aspiring web developer
About Me
Write a couple sentences about yourself here.
MODULE-4 LAB
Module 4 — Wireless Advanced
Master real wireless security skills inside a safe, controlled lab.
- ✔ Learn 802.11 frame types
- ✔ Capture and analyze wireless traffic
- ✔ Enable monitor mode + packet injection
- ✔ Capture WPA2 handshakes
- ✔ Crack passwords with Hashcat
- ✔ Build an Evil Twin rogue AP
- ✔ Detect wireless attacks with Kismet
🔥 4.1 — Wireless Foundations
Learn 802.11 frames, beacon frames, probe requests, association flow, monitor mode, and injection.
Lab Exercise
- Run airodump-ng on your lab AP
- Identify beacon frames
- Identify probe requests
- Identify association frames
- Save the capture
🔥 4.2 — Building Your Wireless Lab
Create a host-only wireless lab using hostapd + USB WiFi adapter.
Lab Setup
- SSID: NexusLab
- WPA2-PSK
- Password: labpassword
🔥 4.3 — Monitor Mode + Injection
Enable monitor mode, test injection, capture frames.
🔥 4.4 — WPA2 Handshake Capture
Capture a handshake using airodump-ng + aireplay-ng.
🔥 4.5 — Cracking the Handshake
Use hashcat + rockyou.txt to crack your lab password.
🔥 4.6 — Evil Twin + Rogue AP
Clone your SSID, create a rogue AP, capture probe requests.
🔥 4.7 — Wireless IDS / Defense
Detect rogue APs, deauth attacks, and unusual probe behavior.
🎉 Module 4 Complete!
You mastered Wireless Advanced — great work.