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A very fun new game that teaches network intrusion methodology!! [AMA] I’m happy to chat!!

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Project RedTeam: Contract Offensive is a forthcoming educational game designed to teach network intrusion methodology through a gamified, card-based roguelite experience. The game simulates real-world cybersecurity tradecraft mapped to MITRE ATT&CK techniques, allowing players to engage in simulated corporate network intrusions. It is intended as a learning tool and does not contain real organizations or actionable illegal hacking instructions. The game is not a security threat or vulnerability but rather an educational simulation.

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Over the past 4 months we made a fun, fast paced, cyber security game that teaches network intrusion methodology and concepts in a perfectly gamified way.

I wanted to share what I’ve been working on non stop outside of my regular security work.

As a cyber security professional with 10+ years experience and numerous pentesting and forensic certifications, I’ve always wanted to take my mental model of how network intrusions work, the MITRE ATT&CK for enterprise concepts, and my love for games that have addicting, repeatable, and challenging gameplay loops.

Well, to that end, I give you:

Project RedTeam: Contract Offensive

Steam Page + Trailer

I am beyond excited to be releasing the free playable demo to the world (by next week at the latest!).

I cannot believe that the handful of people I’ve shared the full game with already (mostly non-security/cyber) are each pulling 15+ in game hours within a few days. The game is “super fun” and the concept isn’t like anything they’ve played. I’ve also been playing it non stop because I want to beat some of the campaigns which are genuinely challenging. I actually wish I had more time to play it myself!!

I’m looking forward to this being something that can inspire people to learn more about network intrusion and cyber security :)

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