: Record web server software versions to cross-reference later against known public exploits. 2. Web Directory Enumeration
| Feature | Description | | :--- | :--- | | | Foundational courses covering Linux, networking, web vulnerabilities, and more, complete with practical exams to reinforce theoretical concepts. | | Warmups | A progressive, three‑stage set of vulnerable machines with detailed "write‑ups" to guide beginners from the basics to intermediate skills. | | Labs | Deep dives into specific cybersecurity verticals and niche areas, allowing you to gain precise expertise in a targeted subject. | | Scenarios | Immersive, narrative‑driven challenges, like Navigator, that place you at the center of a realistic security incident, requiring a mix of attack, defense, and analysis skills. | | HackerBox | Browser‑based access to essential cybersecurity tools, eliminating the need for complex local setups and virtual machines. | | Global Leaderboard | An integrated scoring and ranking system that tracks progress. Users earn points for completing tasks, creating a competitive and motivating environment. | navigator hackviser top
: Secure both the user and root flags to confirm full system compromise and submit them to secure your spot at the top of the Hackviser leaderboard. Essential Tools for the Navigator Scenario Core Functionality Phase Utilized Nmap Port scanning and network asset discovery Phase 1 (Reconnaissance) Gobuster / Feroxbuster Directory and subdomain brute-forcing Phase 1 & 2 (Web Discovery) Burp Suite / HackerBox Intercepting, analyzing, and modifying web traffic Phase 2 (Exploitation) LinPEAS Automated local privilege escalation vector scanning Phase 4 (Privilege Escalation) Pro-Tips for Hackviser Competitors : Record web server software versions to cross-reference