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Information
Welcome to the SCADABreach simulation environment. This platform is designed purely for educational and training purposes.
All systems, events, names, locations, and infrastructure presented inside the simulation are fictional and exist solely to model realistic cybersecurity and ICS/OT scenarios.
There is no autosave — your progress is not stored between sessions.
If you are inspecting the source code: remember that the entire scenario is fully solvable through normal gameplay. Reading internal scripts may spoil the experience.
Getting Started
systemctl stop scada-agent australia-australisnova
Begin in the Console tab and follow the unfolding events.
Your actions influence the environment — stay observant.
About the Simulation
SCADABreach is an interactive cybersecurity simulation that blends elements of red teaming, incident response, OSINT analysis, ICS/OT monitoring, and a dynamic narrative unfolding during a large-scale energy crisis.
This is not a traditional game or a typical CTF.
It is a self-contained cyber range that allows players to:
- work inside a simulated Linux terminal with a realistic file system,
- analyze system logs and alerts,
- investigate phishing and ransomware scenarios,
- monitor power plants and respond to operational incidents,
- track global events through dynamic news feeds,
- uncover the story through actions rather than forced dialogue.
Everything happens locally in your browser — no installation, no external tools required. The experience is designed to feel like operating a real SOC console, red team toolkit, and ICS monitoring system in a single cohesive environment.
Why This Project Exists
I've always been passionate about cybersecurity and immersive, realistic training. I wanted to build something that sits between:
- simple CTF challenges,
- overly technical lab environments,
- and enterprise-grade cyber ranges that few people have access to.
The goal was to create an experience that:
- feels like a real operator’s workstation,
- behaves like an actual system,
- is approachable to newcomers,
- and challenging for experienced players.
About Me
I am a cybersecurity enthusiast with an analytical mindset, constantly learning, experimenting, and developing my skills. I enjoy projects that require logical thinking, patience, and creativity — and SCADABreach is the result of that passion.
Contact
If you want to share feedback, report an issue, suggest a feature, or simply talk about the project, feel free to reach out.
📧 Email:
arturkret44@gmail.com
Every message is appreciated — SCADABreach was created for the community, and your insight truly matters.
Feedback & Collaboration
Whether you are a:
- player,
- pentester,
- SOC analyst,
- ICS/OT specialist,
- content creator,
- or simply a curious mind…
…you are welcome to contribute ideas, test the environment, or discuss potential collaboration.
Community feedback helps SCADABreach grow and evolve.
Roadmap
This is only the beginning. More content will be added over time, including:
- new scenarios,
- expanded mechanics,
- additional features,
- and world-building updates.
Thank you for playing.
Stay focused — where others see chaos, you see the signal.
Important Notice
This simulation is intended strictly for educational and training purposes. All systems, events, names, infrastructure and scenarios presented here are fictional and do not represent real-world organizations or systems.
This environment simulates security operations and industrial processes. The game does not save progress — there is no autosave.
You do not need to inspect or read the website’s source code to progress. All objectives, clues, and mechanics are intended to be discovered through normal gameplay only. Looking into the source code will only spoil the scenario for yourself.
To begin the scenario, enter the following command in the console:
systemctl stop scada-agent australia-australisnova