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Welcome to Sentinel Study — a welcoming, focused Discord community built for ethical hacking learners, coursework collaboration, and mutual support. Our server is designed for students and hobbyists who want to explore cybersecurity responsibly: sharing practical skills, reviewing course materials, and helping one another grow with respect, curiosity, and integrity.

Channels are organized so beginners and advanced members both find value. Start in #introductions and tell us your experience level and learning goals. Use #resources to find curated guides, CTF writeups, recommended books, and tool tutorials. The #lab-help channel is for hands-on troubleshooting — explain your setup, include relevant logs, and members will suggest debugging steps or safer alternatives. In #coursework, classmates can post assignments, form study groups, and peer-review problem sets while preserving academic honesty and proper citation practices.

We host weekly micro-workshops and capture sessions where volunteers demo a technique, present a vulnerability case study, or walk through a lab. A mentorship board pairs experienced practitioners with learners for guided practice and accountable progress. Our rules emphasize legal and ethical use: never perform unauthorized testing, always get permission, and prioritize privacy.

Community moderation keeps discussions constructive and on-topic. Use spoiler tags and non-sensitive language when discussing vulnerabilities. We provide pinned templates for safe disclosure and lab reports, as well as a moderated channel for job and internship postings. Dedicated channels exist for tool-specific help (web, network, binary) and for CTF team formation and writeups.

Whether you’re preparing for exams, building projects, or training for CTFs, Sentinel Study encourages continuous learning through collaboration. Bring questions, share discoveries, and offer feedback — every contribution helps someone level up. We also host regular mock interviews, resume workshops, and partner with local colleges for sanctioned lab access, helping bridge the gap between classroom theory and professional cybersecurity practice. Join us today.