OWASP Juice Shop is an intentionally insecure web application designed for hands-on security training, awareness exercises, capture-the-flag challenges, and testing of security tools. Built with modern web technologies, it includes vulnerabilities from the OWASP Top 10 and other common application security flaws, allowing learners to practice identifying and exploiting weaknesses in a safe environment. It is widely used for ethical hacking, secure coding awareness, and application security education.
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KIOKU: Gamified Scenario-Based Cybersecurity Training for SMEs (NeRO Project)
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- Author: NERO - AdvaNced cybErsecurity awaReness ecOsystem for SMEs
KIOKU is an online, gamified cybersecurity training platform offering AI-supported, scenario-based learning tailored to SMEs in healthcare, finance, and logistics. Participants engage in realistic cyber incident scenarios from the perspectives of IT personnel, non-IT staff, and managers, receiving immediate feedback on their decisions. With multiple difficulty levels and performance analytics dashboards, KIOKU supports behavioural learning, strengthens cyber awareness, and enhances organisational decision-making and resilience across diverse workplace environments.
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CEPOL Cybercrime Training Portfolio
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- Author: European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL)
CEPOL’s Cybercrime Academy offers a comprehensive training portfolio to strengthen the digital skills of EU law enforcement officials in combating cybercrime and cyber-enabled threats. With courses addressing emerging technologies like AI, blockchain, and IoT, the Academy supports cross-border collaboration and capacity-building through specialised training delivered at its centre in Budapest and online. Explore the full catalogue of courses designed to enhance operational readiness in tackling complex cyber threats across Europe.
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Ethical Hacking: Web Application Security Training
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- Author: EIT Digital
The Ethical Hacking course on Web Application Security, delivered under the SPECTRO project, provides a hands-on introduction to identifying and preventing vulnerabilities in web applications. Covering core topics such as information gathering, OWASP Top 10 security risks, client- and server-side security flaws, and API vulnerabilities, the course equips learners with the skills to analyze, test, and secure web applications against malicious attacks. Designed for students and developers, the training combines theory with practical exercises and quizzes to reinforce learning outcomes. Co-funded by the EU’s Digital Europe Programme, the course is free, self-paced, and accessible to ICT professionals and digital experts seeking advanced cybersecurity skills.