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TryHackMe alternative
A TryHackMe alternative with live CTFs and a simulated SOC
TryHackMe is a popular place to start learning cybersecurity through guided rooms. If you want guided learning plus regular competition, SOC practice and proof of skill you can share, HackFury puts all of it in one free account.
Courses
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Events run
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Why people pick HackFury
Free core content
Labs, courses, learning paths and events are free. Paid items unlock with HFC you can earn, or with HackFury Pro.
Guided learning paths
Paths chain courses and labs in order, so a beginner always knows the next step. Finish one and claim a certificate of completion.
Live CTF events
Solo and team events with live scoreboards, and a public scoreboard page for every event that opts in.
A simulated SOC
FurySOC puts you on shift in a security operations center, triaging realistic alerts the way a blue team analyst does.
Certificates you can prove
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.
A public profile that shows your skills
Skills, solved labs, finished courses, badges and event results on one profile with a stable link you can put on a CV.
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Questions
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.
Can I use HackFury alongside TryHackMe?
Yes. Plenty of people train on more than one platform. What you do on HackFury - solved labs, finished courses, badges, certificates and event results - stays on your public profile.
Do I need experience to start?
No. Basic computer skills and curiosity are enough. Start with a learning path, then move to labs, events and FurySOC as you get comfortable.
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Also on HackFury: courses, hands-on labs, CTF events, FurySOC blue team practice, certifications, and managed bug bounty programs.
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