It’s so easy to get started with your own hackwhat account

• Go to https://www.hackwhat.com.

• Click on Sign Up on the top right corner of the homepage. 

• Click Sign Up, and your account will get created!

• We offer a support community to help users with questions or queries. Check it out in case of any additional help needed!

If you know your current password:

1. Log in
2. Go to your settings and change your password there in the password section.

If you do not know your current password:

1. Go to the Log in page
2. Click “Forgot Password” to receive a reset email at the email address associated with your hackwhat account.
3. Follow the instructions sent to you via email.

All of the instructors at hackwhat are leaders in the industry who have been working in a relevant field because of their solid understanding of both the subject and how to present it to those they are teaching. They are passionate about teaching their course material and bringing out the potential in students through the learning experience. Be sure to check out one of our latest courses on cloud and taught by some of the best instructors around!

At hackwhat, we offer online and live training sessions that allow you to get an in-depth understanding of the concepts and clear all your questions directly with experts. Besides, session recordings are provided in case you need them in the future. You can also watch these videos again if you miss any class – especially since we make every effort to provide a great experience by having discussions led by amazing instructors who are experts in their own fields!

The best online Cyber security & IT courses are taught by industry leaders and real-world professionals. Our world-class faculty and experts have designed an advanced curriculum providing the participants with relevant cutting-edge techniques and state-of-the-art knowledge. We also ensure you get practical hands-on projects for the added benefit of being job ready.

We bring you awesome courses because they are the top-ranked instructors and leading experts who know exactly what it takes to help you reach your goals for better career prospects! So, enroll now without further delay!

You can give us a CALL at +91 1800 891 3398 (Toll-free Number) OR email at [email protected]

• Visit the hackwhat website: https://www.hackwhat.com

• On the top of the page you can see company, hover on that and select ‘’Become an instructor’’

• Fill out the form and our team will reach out to you.

All of the instructors at hackwhat are leaders in the industry who have been working in a relevant field because of their solid understanding of both the subject and how to present it to those they are teaching. They are passionate about teaching their course material and bringing out the potential in students through the learning experience. Be sure to check out one of our latest courses on ethical hacking and taught by some of the best instructors around!

Hackwhat strives to have the quickest turnaround time for project reviews. In order to do so, they will review your submission as soon as possible and be in contact with you if more information is needed or when it has been reviewed.

Projects are usually completed within 24-48 hours of being submitted by hackwhat but can sometimes take up 1 week due to high volume and personalized feedback that may need a little longer than usual.

After enrolling the course, the modules section will be opened. After completing all the modules you have to submit the project in the assignments section. Upload the zip file and check whether the project meets specifications or not.

You can chat with your mentor in two ways.

1. After enrolling the course in the course list you will be able to see a Q/A session where you can ask your doubts.
2. Go to support.hackwhat.com and click on the top right button ‘Ask Questions’ you can raise your doubt from that section also.

You will get an email from hackwhat with your login credentials for live classes after enrolling in the course.

After submitting the project and when it is reviewed by the mentor the certificate will appear on the course page which you can share with your friends, colleagues, or download.

After submitting the project and when it is reviewed by the mentor the grade book will be appeared in the course page.

After completing hackwhat’s coursework and training, quizzes and assignments, and a final real-world project reaching at least a 60 percent, you will be awarded a hackwhat certificate.

You will have a set number of chances to submit your project again and again until it gets approved by the mentor. You can make changes at any time before submitting, so don’t worry if you think something needs more work! Mentors are there to help you through the process and answer any questions that may come up.

They will only approve it if they think its a good idea for them, so don’t be discouraged! The number of submissions is limited though- try not exceed five in order not take up too much time on mentors’ end while waiting around aimlessly.

You will be given a second chance to correct the plagiarized content and upload the project once again. But if it happens too many times then maybe expulsion from that particular course awaits!

hackwhat is proud of the ways in which its reviewers come from different backgrounds but share the same values. They are committed to meeting your needs and ensuring you are satisfied with the end result. Their work is reviewed regularly to maintain the highest standards in each project.

Now that you’ve learned more about what we offer and how we can improve your product or service, how about you check out our testimonials to see the ways in which we’ve helped others!

Once you’ve completed the project, and checked it against our guidelines for success, submit your work through our site. A reviewer will use these same guidelines to assess your submission. They’ll evaluate each section as well as review whether or not all of the requirements were met in a timely manner (or if they missed any). If we determine that one or more items weren’t completed successfully – no worries! You will receive a ‘Re-submission’ grade so long as everything else was done correctly and on time; however, if there’s anything missing from what is required with this assignment then unfortunately you won’t get full credit since some things need improvement before handing in an excellent final project to us.

Once a project has met requirements, there is no need to resubmit. This frees you up to move onto the next components and expand your knowledge base!

Our team of experts are diverse and well-trained. We won’t take any names, but rest assured that they’re all top notch professionals with relevant experience who will guide your every move toward growth!

Minimum Internet speed of 5 MBPS and Chrome browser are recommended. You will need speakers or headphone to listen to the trainer’s voice.

You can go for either of the two options:

1. We provide recordings of each session you attend, so that you can refer back to them at a later date.
2. You can contact our support team and can ask to arrange the missed session with any other live batch.

You can send us a message. We’ll try our best to help you figure out what’s going on and to resolve the issue as soon as possible. 

For any security-related issues, you can send us a message. Please include all the relevant links and resources in your security report so that we could investigate.

While we don’t offer discounts directly, once you’ve created a hackwhat account you will be able to receive occasional special promotional offers via email.

Go to hackwhat.com and click on the community where you will be redirected to the community and on clicking on login, click on ‘Login with hackwhat’ and fill the credentials and login and the you can access the community. Enjoy!

Step1: Firstly you have to click on Join the Space button before creating a new post for any space you enter.


Step2: Then hop over to our Introductions thread and introduce yourself! This enables others to get to know you and have a real conversation with you. Then, we’d love to read a post from you. Simply click New Post in any space to get started.


Step3: You can write a short blurb, or something more substantial like a paragraph on who you are – whatever information you choose to share is absolutely fine by us.


With hackwhat, you can easily embed content from other sources. By using the embed feature you can display interactive content directly within your posts. Check out this complete list of supported embed providers!

The code option (/code) within posts can be used to display code snippets, however, please note that you cannot embed HTML content within Circle unless you paste it directly under “Advanced HTML” under a post’s settings.

Here are some example use cases:

Embed a table



Embed a form


Embed a poll


There are a few different ways to incorporate your images into your posts!

Option 1: Add a post cover image

When you create or edit a post, locate the cover image section to upload a photo. This advanced setting is available to admins and moderators.


Once you click save or post, this will display at the top of the post as shown below.


To display cover images in your space area change the space view. Doe this by navigating


Option 2: Attach or “drag and drop” images within the post

To add images within your post, you can easily drag and drop images within your post to Space → Edit Space → Card View.

Option 3: Embed images

Using the embed button, you can embed images within your post as well that may be hosted on other supported platforms.


Option 1: Embed a link

One easy way to insert a video into your topic is by using the embed feature. This allows you to easily embed content from other sources with a simple link. Check out this complete list of supported embed providers!

Here are a few examples with details about the supported URL’s:

• Facebook
• Vimeo
• Wistia
• Youtube

YouTube, Vimeo, and Loom are just a couple of examples of highly popular video platforms that are supported. Please note that you can only embed compatible providers with public links.

To embed, create a post and click on the ‘Video’ icon within the editor. You can then navigate to the ‘Embed‘ tab to paste your link.


Option 2: Attach an mp4

If you have privately hosted videos, you can also attach an mp4 to the topic, which will then insert it into a video player.

Using cover images and thumbnail images (card view layout only) is a great way to add some color and interest to your spaces.

Cover image recommended dimensions: 840 x 300

You can add a cover image by hovering your mouse just above the post title:


Thumbnail image recommended dimension: 600 x 300

You can add a thumbnail image by going to your post settings:

🚨 Thumbnail images are only an option when you have set your space to card view layout.

Being able to add your own HTML code inside a post is a feature that has been requested from us. Admins want to embed custom HTML code, such as a Google Calendar embed, which is currently not supported by our Embed feature in posts.

This feature has a bunch of risks associated (outlined below), but we’ve decided to enable it for communities on the Professional or Enterprise plan. We hope you’ll use it wisely 🙂

“With great power, comes great responsibility.”

Please note:

• This is an advanced and experimental feature for technical folks (ideal developers) only! 
  • Reason: A single character gone wrong in an HTML code snippet can end up breaking your community. We’re wary of folks getting into these issues, and having to support such experiences at scale.
• It’s powerful! It lets you add any custom HTML or JS to a post.
• HTML added here will most likely not work on our iOS app in its initial versions.
• We will not take any of your HTML embeds away from you if you decide to use this.

🚨 This is an advanced feature and intended for developers only. Unfortunately, our support team cannot help with custom HTML code.

Here are a few examples:

1. Google Calendar

Here’s an example of a Google Calendar inside of a post. To embed this within your own post, you can follow the steps below.

You can create a space that hosts just the calendar post, pin this calendar post to the top of the space, or pin the post in the right sidebar of your space for easy access.


✅ Step 1: Go to Google Calendar and calendar settings


✅ Step 2: Find your embed code by going into calendar settings within Google Calendar in the “Integrate Calendar” section:


It should look something like this:

<iframe src="[<https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=69qilnk0tbt2600t0i9uac6kf5nm4927%40import.calendar.google.com&ctz=America%2FNew_York>](<https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=69qilnk0tbt2600t0i9uac6kf5nm4927%40import.calendar.google.com&ctz=America%2FNew_York>)" style="border: 0" width="100%" height="600" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe>

💡 Suggestion: change width=”800″ to width=”100%” for a tighter layout fix, and toggle on “Hide Right Sidebar” in space settings.

✅  Step 3: Copy this over into “Custom HTML” under Edit Post:


✅  Step 4: Click ‘Save‘ or ‘Post‘


2. Add to Calendar Widget

You may post an event reminder in Circle, and want to provide an “Add to Calendar” button beneath the post as shown below. We’d recommend using a tool like AddEvent.com to generate the “Add to Calendar” code:
When users click on one of those calendar events, they’ll have the option to add it to their calendar:


Once clicked, members will be able to select their preferred calendar:


3. Embed your Calendly Widget

To embed your Calendly schedule, navigate to your Event Types tab on the home page. Hover on the settings gear and click “Add to Website“.


Select the inline embed for your post, and customize it to your needs. Insert the code into your post and click “Save Changes“.

Feel free to get creative as this will work for any kind of HTML that you’d like to place in a post. 

Members can “follow” a post to be notified in-app whenever there’s a new comment. Additionally, commenters on a post are now treated as followers and notified about any future comments, including non-nested replies. (Of course, a post can be unfollowed at any time.)

There are two ways to follow and unfollow posts:

1) You can click on the 3 dots on the top right hand of the post:


2) You can click on the 3 dots on the top right-hand corner of any post/comment notification


hackwhat community offers both in-app and email notifications so that you can stay up to date on the most important activity in your community. Admins can control the default notification settings for posts published within spaces. Personal notifications for comments, mentions, and likes are available at the member level by navigating to Settings → Notifications. Let’s dive into the details!

hackwhat community will notify you and your members about activity in real-time. A screenshot of in-app notifications is provided below. At present, we’ll push notifications whenever:

• Someone comments on your post
• Someone replies to your comment
• Someone likes your post or comment
• Someone mentions you in a post or comment
• Someone posts something new in a space you’re a member of

Customize default notification references for your membersCustomize the default notifications that apply to any members that join a space by navigating to Space → Settings.

Email notifications for new spaces default to Pinned posts only, which helps ensure that new members are not overwhelmed with updates.


Customize your own personal notificationsChoosing just when and how to get notified about activity within Circle was a little tedious, so we’ve redesigned our Settings → Notifications screen to now include all notification settings in one clean layout.

This page now also includes space-level notifications for new posts with a 1-click way to change all of them, so you and your members don’t have to go into individual spaces too, for example, disable all email notifications for new posts.

Here are your notification settings for this hackwhat community.

In Settings -> Notifications, you’ll find community-wide notification settings for mentions, replies, likes, and comments — for both email and in-app.


You can also set your preferences within a space for quick one-off modifications.


It’s worth thinking about what you want the ideal member experience to be so they don’t get bombarded with emails!

Step1: Firstly click on the three dots menu from the top right corner.


Step2: Click on the Report post section


Step3: Select the reason for reporting the post




Add explanation in brief so as to understand the problem easily and check according to the code of conduct.