Hack Night is an educational program developed by NYU Tandon's OSIRIS Lab that provides an introduction to offensive security concepts and techniques. The course is derived from materials used in NYU Tandon's Introduction to Offensive Security and Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Analysis courses. The program spans thirteen weeks and covers a wide range of technical topics related to offensive security in an accelerated format. Students are exposed to complex and immersive subject matter through lectures and practical exercises. The curriculum is designed to provide comprehensive coverage of various offensive security domains. The course culminates in a research project where students apply the skills and techniques learned throughout the program. Students select a topic inspired by the lecture materials or exercises to demonstrate their understanding and practical application of the concepts covered. Sessions are conducted weekly on Thursdays at 7 PM during the regular semester. The program takes place on the 10th floor of 370 Jay Street in Brooklyn, NY. In-person attendance is recommended due to the hands-on and interactive nature of the content. Students are expected to develop a good understanding of all topics covered and achieve mastery in at least one specific area by the end of the program. The course serves as a practical introduction to the field of offensive security for students interested in cybersecurity.