Alex F.

I was a bit scared to get banned at the beginning due to many hating rake.
It was quite the opposite, I loved the forum and even started to like Rake.

His threads are either very informative or motivating (sometimes funny)
From what I saw, most people were banned at their own fault. I understand why people do the stuff they do, but they get warned and it's no secret it won't work.

The prices changed, but for the content and resources for example Tools and Code, Guided Hacking is still really cheap. Considering you get years of content, complete courses, and it's all filtered to the best content since there are no $#*!posts or similar nonsense.

Compared to other forums like UC the differences are big or rather, it might be free but you waste much time trying to find the good content, I rather pay a small amount of money for guidedhacking's high quality content then always be at risk of getting infected or wading through trash content. Of course I use both but i noticed the UC threads might have some solid-looking tutorials, but when you compare them against GH there is a huge difference, i was always able to learn more and takeaway from the tutorials on GH.

The content on guidedhacking is sorted into useful categories, and there are starting points depending on how advanced you are. And the best part is that new content gets out on a regular basis.

I consider myself intermediate, but there is much to learn on GuidedHacking, if you're an expert, they have kernel and ethical hacking tutorials as well. Using the website it is probably one of the best ones to use if not the best.