Are you a Pirate or a Ninja when it comes to Penetration Testing or Hacking? We have the practice environment for you. We offer four levels for each type: Pirate and Ninja. We also offer custom packages if you want to practice on specific operating systems.
Shipmate (Beginner, no experience)
First Mate (Intermediate, some experience breaking things)
Captain (Experienced Veteran, good at breaking things)
Commodore (Master expert, break stuff with your eyes shut)
Genin (Beginner with minimal experience hiding your tracks)
Chunin (Intermediate, some experience hiding your tracks)
Jonin (Experienced Veteran, can hide your tracks easily)
Master Jonin (Expert at taking stuff and your tracks hide themselves)
7. Win-2003
8. Win-2008
9. Win-2012
10. Win-2016
11. BSD
12. Debian
7. Win-2003
8. Win-2008
9. Win-2012
10. Win-2016
11. BSD
12. Debian
If you’re not familiar with these terms, here you go:
-Penetration Testing is the term used for probing and gaining access to a system/network when you are invited to do so by the owner. These are typically called White Hats.
-Hacking is the term used for probing and gaining access to a system/network when you are not invited to do so by the owner. This is illegal in most countries. These are typically called Black Hats.
-If you do both then you would be a Grey Hat.
-Pirates go in and break whatever they want, take whatever they can and don’t care who notices.
-Ninjas go in to take whatever they want and cover their tracks so that no one knows they were ever there.