Share your achievements

Achievements creates a public attack-graph page for sharing your hands-on progress. Publishing is optional, remains private by default and applies to all your courses.

What your public page looks like

Each course is represented as an attack graph. Machines change state as you complete their Tasks, allowing anyone who opens the link to recognize your progress at a glance.

What the public achievement shows

The public page may show:

• your public nickname;
• the corresponding course;
• the Tasks that the platform records as compromised;
• progress earned in current and future courses.

Your real name and email are not shown on the public achievement.

Caution

Anyone with the link can open it. If you make the achievement private again, the link stops working, but previews shared on social networks may remain in third-party caches.

Set your public nickname

The nickname is the identity shown on your achievements. It is not your profile name, email or student ID.

1. Open your account menu.
2. Select Achievements.
3. Under Public Nickname, select Choose nickname.
4. Enter the nickname and select Save.

The nickname must:

• contain 3 to 16 characters;
• use letters, numbers, hyphens (-) or underscores (_);
• start and end with a letter or number.

After saving it, you must wait 30 days before changing it again.

Caution

Do not use your real name, email, phone number or other personal data as your nickname.

Publish the achievement

1. Review the Public Achievement explanation and confirm that you understand what will become visible.
2. Select I confirm that I am 18 years old or older.
3. Select Publish my achievement.
4. Return to a course’s Tasks and select Share in the Progress panel.

The panel shows the public link and actions for copying it, opening the public page, or sharing it on LinkedIn, Facebook and X.

Authorization is global: it is not limited to the course you currently have open. Courses you complete later may also appear in the same public experience.

Make it private again

Open Achievements and select Make private. The public link stops working, although copies, screenshots and previews stored by third parties may persist.

Danger

A public achievement does not authorize disclosure of exam content. Do not share flags, targets, addresses, screenshots, reports or solutions from an assessment.