It still has puzzle-style elements, but it leans more toward investigation and context:

• terminal-style environment

• minimal guidance (you’re not told what something is outright)

• progression based on what you notice and piece together

• multiple layers, including a forensic artifact stage

It’s been sitting live for a bit and I haven’t really pushed it, so I figured I’d surface it for anyone looking for something hands-on to dig into this weekend.

The goal was to make something that feels a little closer to working through an incident than just solving isolated challenges, while still keeping the puzzle side of things.

No account needed, just pick a handle and go.
(Important: save your backup info so you can restore your progress.)

I’d really like direct feedback:

• where it gets confusing

• where it feels too easy or too hard

• where you lose interest

Directly message me with feedback, or email me at [email protected]

There are a few prizes this season (sponsored by zSecurity), but honestly I’m interested in how people approach it and if it breaks.

zSecurity is offering four $99 class vouchers, and we have created a wildcard winner who will be picked from those who start late, or otherwise finish after others but provide an exemplary performance and/or write-up post season. Leaderboard released post-season

https://rapidriverskunk.works/s2/

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