Labs
34
Hack The Box alternative
Hack The Box is known for hard machines and a strong offensive focus. HackFury covers offensive practice too, and adds guided courses and paths for people who want structure, defensive SOC training, and CTF events you can join or host.
Labs
34
Courses
140
Events run
2
Labs are tagged offensive, defensive or mixed, across web, network, endpoint, email, authentication and cloud security.
Paths chain courses and labs in order, so a beginner always knows the next step. Finish one and claim a certificate of completion.
FurySOC puts you on shift in a security operations center, triaging realistic alerts the way a blue team analyst does.
Solo and team events with live scoreboards, and a public scoreboard page for every event that opts in.
Certifications are timed exams from a private question bank. Each certificate has a public verify link, an Open Badges 3.0 credential and an Add to LinkedIn button.
Labs, courses, learning paths and events are free. Paid items unlock with HFC you can earn, or with HackFury Pro.
Is HackFury only for offensive security?
No. Labs are tagged offensive, defensive or mixed, and FurySOC is built for blue team practice: triaging alerts in a simulated SOC.
Is HackFury good for beginners?
Yes. Learning paths take you through courses and labs in order. Experienced players can skip straight to labs, events and FurySOC.
Is HackFury free?
Yes. Labs, courses, learning paths and events are free to start. Some labs and courses cost HFC, the in-platform coin you earn by playing or can buy, and HackFury Pro is a monthly or annual membership that unlocks every paid lab and course.
Also on HackFury: courses, hands-on labs, CTF events, FurySOC blue team practice, certifications, and managed bug bounty programs.
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