# Intro to Offensive Security

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| Room Attributes       | Value                                                                  |
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| Type                  | Walkthrough                                                            |
| Difficulty            | <mark style="color:blue;background-color:blue;">Info</mark>            |
| Tags                  | Offensive Security                                                     |

## Task 1 - Hacking your first machine

### When you've transferred money to your account, go back to your bank account page. What is the answer shown on your bank balance page?

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**HINT:** Look at the hat categories in this task.
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<summary>Reveal Flag <span data-gb-custom-inline data-tag="emoji" data-code="1f6a9">🚩</span></summary>

:triangular\_flag\_on\_post:`BANK-HACKED`

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### If you were a penetration tester or security consultant, this is an exercise you’d perform for companies to test for vulnerabilities in their web applications; find hidden pages to investigate for vulnerabilities.

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### Terminate the machine by clicking the red "Terminate" button at the top of the page.

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## Task 2 - What is Offensive Security?

### Read the above

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## Task 3 - Careers in cyber security

### Read the above, and continue with the next room!

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