LufSec IoT Hacking, Pentesting, and Exploitation is an online training course designed to teach security professionals how to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in IoT devices. The course consists of 8 chapters and 32 lessons covering multiple aspects of IoT security testing. The curriculum includes hardware hacking fundamentals with soldering basics, firmware extraction and reverse engineering techniques, network protocol analysis, and exploitation methods applicable across various industries including automotive, healthcare, manufacturing, and industrial control systems. The course provides hands-on labs and practical challenges to develop skills in evaluating IoT device security. Content covers hardware interface exploitation including UART, JTAG, and SPI interfaces, firmware analysis using tools like Binwalk, Software Defined Radio (SDR) analysis, Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) hacking, and Zigbee protocol exploitation. Each unit includes practical challenges with solutions to reinforce learning. The course is structured to guide learners through the OSI model layers, from hardware interfaces to application-level vulnerabilities. It includes a bill of materials for required hardware tools and software applications needed for the labs. The training is priced at $299 and offers a free preview option before enrollment.