Hi

No I have the book but I think the labs are too expensive when there are ways to test for free like webgoat,DVWA so on..

If the labs were a one off payment for a certain amount of time like $50 for a month then I would be more tempted to use them.

yah don't get me wrong I sure there labs are amazing and I sure they making lots money from companies who can afford $7 an hour but for someone new to the industry trying to work you way in with no money it just crazy

<grin>  That's quite the analogy, alucian!   

I suppose there is one good thing about it. You can follow it through with the book and all the examples in the book are relevant to the prac on the website.

@Jamie
I think that you are wrong. For example you have the chapter about session management and how to test the tokens. Then you have three labs where you can practice. Like this you'll apply what you've just read, and you'll better understand and remember.

I plan to do at least a lab from each category. If I a do OK I'll move on, otherwise I'll do another one.

If you'll read the book, and then read one about network secutiry, then wireless... you'll be cabbage. Honestly. 

At the beggining I was upset about the fact that they only give hourly access (I still think that it is too expensive). But, for lazy guys like me this will be a motivation to really use that hour.

I think that they are loosing money by putting a price so high on the lab. It is like the horses you can find in the malls. I will not pay 1$ for my kids to play 2 minutes, but I will pay 50 cents (maybe I will have them play 3 times).

I will keep you informed about the quality of the labs.

Has anyone gone through all the Coliseum labs for elearnsecurity?  How do those compare?  Are there any other online labs that are perhaps a better value than the WAHH ones?

I think there were 10-20 eLS labs when I went through it during my course, I was just wondering how many there are now if anyone knows.