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Hands-on cyber security training through real-world scenarios

Byte-sized gamified lessons

Learning cyber security on TryHackMe is fun and addictive. Earn points by answering questions, taking on challenges and maintain your hacking streak through short lessons.

Learn and Practice

Learn by following a structured paths and reinforce your skills in a real-world environment by completing guided, objective-based tasks and challenges.

Hands-on hacking for all skill levels

Learn cyber security with fun gamified labs and challenges

Exercises in every lesson

TryHackMe goes way beyond textbooks and focuses on fun interactive lessons that make you put theory into practice. You’ll get an immersive learning experience with network simulations, intentionally vulnerable technology based on real world examples and more.

Beginner Friendly

New to security? No problem! We have learning paths that will teach you the fundamental cyber security skills, which will help set you up to land a job in cyber security.

Start Hacking Instantly

We give you all the tools you need to start learning. Access a machine with the security tools you’ll need through the browser, and starting learning from anywhere at any time. All you need is an internet connection!

Real-world Networks

Take your cyber security training to the next stage by learning to attack and defend computer networks similar to those used by various organisations today.

Community

Connect with other like-minded cyber security students and join our huge community. Ask questions, share knowledge and meet people on the same journey as you.

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Try hack me что это

Hands-on cyber security training through real-world scenarios

Byte-sized gamified lessons

Learning cyber security on TryHackMe is fun and addictive. Earn points by answering questions, taking on challenges and maintain your hacking streak through short lessons.

Learn and Practice

Learn by following a structured paths and reinforce your skills in a real-world environment by completing guided, objective-based tasks and challenges.

Hands-on hacking for all skill levels

Learn cyber security with fun gamified labs and challenges

Exercises in every lesson

TryHackMe goes way beyond textbooks and focuses on fun interactive lessons that make you put theory into practice. You’ll get an immersive learning experience with network simulations, intentionally vulnerable technology based on real world examples and more.

Beginner Friendly

New to security? No problem! We have learning paths that will teach you the fundamental cyber security skills, which will help set you up to land a job in cyber security.

Start Hacking Instantly

We give you all the tools you need to start learning. Access a machine with the security tools you’ll need through the browser, and starting learning from anywhere at any time. All you need is an internet connection!

Real-world Networks

Take your cyber security training to the next stage by learning to attack and defend computer networks similar to those used by various organisations today.

Community

Connect with other like-minded cyber security students and join our huge community. Ask questions, share knowledge and meet people on the same journey as you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

We want to make the entire process of both teaching and learning cyber security a lot easier. As a student, you can join rooms on different areas of security, learn practical skills about these areas, and building an amazing skillset.

We know that it can be a pain to set up teaching material and keep track of users’ progress. Creating rooms makes it easier for anyone (both casually and professionally) to teach cyber security classes. With a click of a button, you can make your own material available to students, and easily check up on how well they are doing with the class. TryHackMe is perfect for setting up CTFs, Workshops, Assignments or Assessments with our user tracking functionality (see below).

Rooms are a virtual space where you can easily allocate tasks to the users. You can create rooms for challenges (CTF’s) or to run a particular workshop or training session.

The process to start allocating tasks to users is below

Completing rooms gets you a certain number of points. A breakdown of how questions are scored as as follow:

If the room type is a walkthrough room, you only get 25% of those points added to your account score. Challenge room’s receive 100% if the room has been released during this month.

You have the ability to start machines on tasks. These machines can only be accessed using a VPN connection. In this case, users need to download an OpenVPN configuration file from here. Once a user starts a machine they will be given a internal IP address which they will be able to communicate with using the OpenVPN connection.

Our OpenVPN configuration will only route users traffic if they’re trying to access one of the machines on our network, all other traffic is routed through their own connection. To reiterate, when a user is connected through our OpenVPN connection only traffic for 10.*.*.* networks are routed through the VPN.

We know that having to set up an environment to get started can be a tricky. We provide you with your own Kali Linux machine with all the tools you’ll need that you can control in your browser. No complicated physical labs needed, you just need an internet connection!

Check it out on the My Machine page and start your own machine

To create a room, visit here and click a the «Create room» button. You will be greeted with a screen asking you to enter the title, description, and image. You should also add tags to make it easier to classify your room under a particular topic.

Creating the room successfully will show something similar to the image below

Now that you have the room created, you can manage the room by assigning tasks to it, and changing the different options. Once you access the page and select your room, you’ll be shown something like the following.

You can see that you can easily change the title and description of the room. Additionally, you have access to several options such as:

When uploading VM’s that allow SSH access, please ensure the following:

You also notice that you can change the room code; you can do this if you only want certain people to access the room. In addition to this, users can add writeups to the room(which will show up in the write up section above). As a room owner, you can choose whether you want to accept/reject this write up

From the above you can see that you also have information on what users have joined the room(with this, you can also kick people out of rooms so that they don’t have access to the rooms). Additionally you can edit tasks that have been assigned, and also delete the room

To assign tasks to the room, you go to this link. Here’s what it will look like:

You can see that you can pick a particular room to assign tasks to by selecting the correct check box. Once this is done, you can also assign a deadline by which you want the tasks to be complete (this is useful if you are running an assessment or a workshop). To attach the material to the task, you select the correct radio button(which will generate a drop down list will all your options). You can then go on to add a title and description. The description usually contains instructions on how to complete a task, or surrounding material regarding the task. Once this is done, you can add questions, answers and even hints. While this functionality is important, it is also possible to not attach questions, or not attach any answers to questions. It can also be seen that you do not have to attach material to tasks; if you are creating a room that is more theory based, you do not need to assign any material to it. Once this is complete, you can create the task. You can then enter the room by checking the hacktivites page or entering the room code(like the image below).

Once you enter the room, you can see that users are able to start the machine you upload.

To add more tasks, or edit the tasks, follow the steps above. If you have any difficulties, email us on [email protected]

There are two different types of materials that can be uploaded:

Go to the upload page to start uploading material. From the image below, if you want to upload non virtual machine files, select the downloadable file option. Continue to select the browse option to select the file. After this, fill in the title and description, and click the upload button.

Depending on the size of the file, it may take some time to upload. Once you successfully upload the file, you will receive this message.

Once your «downloadable» material has been successfully uploaded, going to this page will show your file.

You need to stay on this page until the uploading completes; VM files are usually large, so this may require leaving the page open for some time. Once the uploading is complete, you should receive the message shown below. The VM file needs to be converted to be compatible with our infrastructure, and this may take some additional time

To check the conversion status, you can visit this page.

Once the machine has successfully converted, you will see that status showing successfully conversion with a green dot in the status area of the table. Now that the material is ready to use, let’s look at creating a room!

Many rooms have hackable machines you can start. You then get given the machines IP address and you can get hacking straight away! Starting machines requires you to have a subscription with us; however we have certain rooms you can use for free to get started. This can be done using a credit/debit card or via PayPal.

We do not store any credit card details and subscriptions can be cancelled at any time.

When you have subscribed and start a machine it will look like so:

If you’re having problems with your OpenVPN connection and the videos on the access page do not help. Email us with a screenshot of your OpenVPN client and we can provide support.

You build your streak by completing a question every day. Streaks are calculated by working out the difference between the last time you answered a question, if its more than 24 hours your streak will be reset.

If the time between your last answered question and the current time is more than 24h, your streak is reset.

To view our Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy, Cookie Policy and Legal Disclaimer, please visit TryHackMe.com/terms

We will blog about anything such as room writeups, current security news, TryHackMe events and much more. Go over to the blog page to view all the posts.

If you have any questions or problems please contact: [email protected] or join our discord server.

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Come join our Discord server for support or further discussions

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Writeups should have a link to TryHackMe and not include any passwords/cracked hashes/flags

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Web-Based Machine Information

Use the web-based machine to attack other target machines you start on TryHackMe.

Complete the room to earn this badge

Congratulations

You’ve completed the room!

To access this machine, you need to either

Connect to our network via a VPN

Use a web-based attack machine (recommended)

Expiring Soon

Your machine is going to expire soon. Close this and add an hour to stop it from terminating!

Expired Machine

Your machine has expired and terminated.

How to access machines

Now you’ve started your machine, to access it you need to either

Download your VPN configuration file and import it into a OpenVPN client

Control a web-based machine with everything you need, all from inside your browser

Reset Your Progress

Some tasks will have you learning by doing, often through hacking a virtual machine. However, to access these machines you need to either:

Not all machines will have SSH enabled.

You shouldn’t be trying to SSH / RDP / Access a webserver unless you’ve been told specifically to do so, or have scanned the machine first to check that the service is running.

Not all machines you start will have a web server running. Why not scan the machine with nmap to see if there is one running on another port.

If you are on a machine, the chances are it won’t have internet access.

To put a file onto your remote machine, you can:

Not every room has the in-browser functionality. Its up to the room creator to add this capability.

If you are not sure where to start, check out:

Completing rooms gets you a certain number of points. A breakdown of how questions are scored as as follow:

If the room type is a walkthrough room, you only get 25% of those points added to your account score. Challenge room’s receive 100% if the room has been released during this month.

To access a network, you need to download and connect using your networks OpenVPN configuration file.

Go to the access page, click the networks tab and select the network. Once downloaded, import your OpenVPN config file (details to this process are on the access page).

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Customised Training

Create branded learning paths that align to skill requirements, and give your team personalised training

Reporting and Insight

Utilise the management dashboard to monitor progress across assignments and the entire platform to understand how effectively your team is learning and assess proficiency across cyber security skill-sets

Hundreds of training labs for your team

Realistic hands-on hacking for all skill levels

Learning Paths

Give your team structured learning paths and practical self-paced training to upskill in real-world environments with guided, objective-based tasks and challenges. Use TryHackMe’s pre-built courses, or make your own that align with your team’s requirements.

Challenges

Have your team reinforce their knowledge by solving challenges in enterprise network simulations and intentionally vulnerable technology based on real-world examples. Choose from over 400 offensive and defensive training labs, with content for complete beginners and experts.

Team-Building Competitive Hacking

Take team building to the next level with TryHackMe’s attacking and defending competitive hacking game, King of the Hill. Have your team race to first compromise a vulnerable machine, and have them retain their presence by patching vulnerabilities to stop other players from taking control.

Real-world Networks

Give your teams realistic immersive vulnerable networks to improve and sharpen their skills. Your team will learn how to not only attack, but defend computer systems and networks similar to those used by various organisations today.

Our comprehensive platform contains all the materials you need to take your teams ability to the next level

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