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Guided Scenarios

Step-by-step interactive walkthroughs that simulate real-world attacks. Developers experience the full attack chain — from reconnaissance to exploitation to remediation — inside a realistic browser simulation.

An attack, walked through one step at a time.

Each Guided Scenario is a multi-step interactive sequence where the developer follows a real attack as it unfolds. The simulator runs in a sandboxed browser frame, complete with realistic forms, network responses, and code panels. At every step the developer sees what an attacker would see, what the application is doing under the hood, and where the code went wrong.

Mid-scenario, mid-attack.

bank.example.com/login
Email
admin@company.com
OTP Code
Sign In
Step 1 of 8

Three views. One attack.

Browser simulation

A sandboxed browser frame that responds to clicks, form submissions, and URL navigation exactly like the real application would — including realistic latency and server responses.

Code inspection

Each step exposes the relevant server-side or client-side code so the developer can see exactly which lines are responsible for the behaviour they just observed in the browser.

Fix verification

After working through the attack, the developer sees the patched version and a side-by-side explanation of why the fix neutralises the vulnerability — not just what was changed.

From recon to remediation.

Real exploitation is rarely one step. A scenario walks the developer through the whole chain: how the attacker discovers the entry point, what input they send, how the server responds, what data leaks, and how that leak feeds the next step. By the end, the developer has seen the full mechanism — not a sanitised example.

01
Reconnaissance
02
Entry point
03
Payload
04
Exploitation
05
Remediation

Watching an attack is more memorable than reading about one.

Slides describe vulnerabilities in the abstract. Guided Scenarios put the developer behind the attacker's keyboard. They see the actual payload, the actual response, the actual code that allowed it. That experiential anchor is what turns a one-time training session into an instinct that fires the next time the same pattern shows up in a pull request.

See a scenario in motion.

The interactive demo includes a full Guided Scenario so you can experience the browser simulation and step flow before talking to our team.