Hackme lab
Lab Launch Countdown
Currently in development - Coming Soon!
About the HackMe Lab
An intentionally vulnerable web application platform designed for hands-on cybersecurity education. This comprehensive testing environment provides a safe, legal, and isolated space to practice penetration testing techniques, understand common web vulnerabilities, and develop both offensive and defensive security skills.
Core Features
OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities in realistic scenarios
Multi-level SQL Injection challenges
XSS exploitation with DOM and Stored variants
Authentication bypass vulnerabilities
Server-Side Request Forgery simulations
Command injection & file upload vulnerabilities
Broken Access Control with privilege escalation
Cryptographic failures & insecure deserialization
Learning Objectives
Learn to identify security flaws through manual testing and automated scanning
Practice exploiting vulnerabilities ethically in a controlled environment
Gain hands-on experience with Burp Suite, SQLMap, OWASP ZAP
Understand how vulnerabilities occur and how to prevent them
Develop effective solutions to fix and mitigate security issues
Build a security-first mindset by understanding attacker methodologies
Use Cases
🎓 Students & Learners
Perfect for cybersecurity students to practice concepts learned in courses with real-world scenarios without legal or ethical concerns.
🔍 Security Professionals
Ideal for penetration testers and security analysts to sharpen skills, test new tools, and stay updated on vulnerability techniques.
💻 Developers
Helps developers understand security implications of coding decisions and learn to write more secure applications.
🏆 CTF Preparation
Excellent training ground for Capture The Flag competitions with progressively challenging vulnerability scenarios.
Lab Environment Details
Python (Flask), JavaScript, SQL database
Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Detailed writeups & remediation guides
Built-in progress indicators
Progressive hints for learners
Completely sandboxed environment
⚠️ Important Security Notes
- This environment contains zero real user data
- All vulnerabilities are intentional and documented
- Techniques should ONLY be used on authorized systems
- Always practice ethical hacking and responsible disclosure
- Unauthorized access to real systems is illegal
Coming Soon
The HackMe Lab is currently in active development. Once launched, it will be hosted with appropriate security controls and monitoring.
Expected launch: February 2026