Configure your virtual machine through our intuitive three-step wizard. Each step helps you set up your perfect hacking environment.
Your VM's unique identifier. The system suggests hacking-themed names like:
Suggested Names | Description |
---|---|
Hacktivity Haven | General purpose hacking VM |
Pentest Playground | Penetration testing focused |
Bug Bounty Bungalow | Bug hunting environment |
Password
- Used for VNC and SSH accessRegion
- 🇦🇺 AU
🇮🇳 IN
🇺🇸 US
Choose how your VM handles data:
Temporary
- Fresh start each sessionPersistent
- Saves between sessionsPick your starting point:
Pre-made
- Security tools pre-installedBase
- Clean OS installationReady-to-hack environments:
├── Kali Linux
├── Blender
├── VSCode
├── EmulatorJS
├── Phpmyadmin
├── Krita
├── SteamOS
└── MineOS
Clean installations:
├── Ubuntu
│ ├── 22.04 LTS
│ └── 20.04 LTS
├── Fedora
│ ├── 37
│ └── 36
└── Debian
├── 11
└── 10
Type | Options |
---|---|
Standard | KDE (default) |
Experimental | XFCE MATE i3 Openbox |
Adjust your VM's power based on your subscription:
Resource | Core | Hacker | Pro |
---|---|---|---|
CPU | 1 vCPUs | 4 vCPUs | 8 vCPUs |
RAM | 2GB | 8GB | 16GB |
Storage | 2GB | 30GB | 150GB |
Resource Tips
Your VM will automatically start after setup. You can:
Click on the Swiftor button in the navbar to display a dropdown of your VMs
After starting the VM, a tab should open with an embedded iframe.