The cyberrange segment that simulates entire industries, with infrastructure reflecting real-world companies

State F's leading companies from various industries invite security researchers to test their defenses. 

Find ways to trigger critical events from past Standoff cyberbattles to level up your skills. Each cyberrange segment features unique tasks of varying difficulty.

Hack infrastructures and mix different attack vectors to establish yourself in the community and get to the top of the leaderboard.

To get access to the cyberrange, set up a VPN connection (for details, see the [Access and resources](https://hackbase.standoff365.com/en-US/battle/5?section=report&tab=accessAndResources) section).

hackbase

Industry

Earn points by finding vulnerabilities in systems. Points are awarded separately for each system, and you can report only one vulnerability of each type per system.
Please note: for the "Banking system" industry, vulnerability submission is not provided.

At the heart of State F, between the neon glow of skyscrapers and the haze of industrial zones, rose the Pipeline corporation—a giant of the oil and gas industry, holding a network of extraction, refining, and resource distribution. On gray metal platforms, pumps swayed, drawing oil and gas into the hollow guts of pipelines, while the digital eyes of control systems watched over every liter and every byte of data.

But in a world where information had become the new oil, Pipeline found itself in the crosshairs of invisible hunters… Hackers penetrated the production accounting system—the precise flows of oil in the reports turned into lies. An autonomous vessel guiding a tanker toward foreign ports suddenly changed course and at night, with the screech of metal and wailing sirens, struck a reef. A black slick of oil stretched for thousands of kilometers, poisoning marine flora, fishing grounds, and the corporation’s reputation.

In the digital depths, intellectual property, strategic plans, and development roadmaps leaked away. The director’s computer became an open book: financial reports and contracts surfaced online, shares collapsed, key clients severed ties. Employee record systems malfunctioned, operators’ credentials were stolen, and technological parameters—from drilling pumps to separators and conveyors—were manipulated, as if someone were playing with the enterprise’s living tissue.

At the drilling rig, overloaded pumps nearly halted gas extraction. Oil separators malfunctioned due to faulty valves, and altered paint ratios at the plant turned products into defective waste. The tire factory ground to a halt: conveyors stopped while engineers struggled to regain control of the system, feeling the breath of digital ghosts in every line of code.

The intrusion left a trace that vanished in the flow of logs faster than it could be captured. The corporation stood on the brink of chaos: the energy and industrial heart of State F had proven vulnerable to the invisible specters of cyberspace. Here, where oil and data flowed in parallel streams, survival meant not only controlling resources but also mastering the art of repelling attacks in which every byte of information could become a weapon.

Pipeline

ICG is State F's leading IT giant, integrator, and internet and hosting provider. It develops and offers turnkey solutions used by the country's top organizations. The company adheres to the principles of secure development.

**Scope**
Outer perimeter: 10.124.2.0/26
Inner perimeter: 10.154.20.0/22
Domain: icg.stf

To perform phishing attacks and penetrate the intranet, use mail server (accessible via the web). Using your own SMTP servers may lead to problems with receiving the reverse shell.
 
To access the cyberrange, set up a VPN connection following the instructions provided in the <a href="https://range.standoff365.com/battle/5?section=report&tab=accessAndResources">"Access and resources"</a>. 
 
Important notes on this cyberrange segment:
1. Hosts come in different difficulty levels, ranging from beginner-friendly to expert-level.
2. The main goal is to trigger critical events. You can also find and report vulnerabilities on some hosts.
3. Triggering a critical event will bring you points. The higher the difficulty level, the more points up for grabs. Your performance will count towards your Standoff Cyberrange ranking.

In State F, there are two commercial banks operating:
— Commercial Bank of Standoff – the bank enables sending and receiving international transfers via SWIFT.
— First Partner Bank – provides DBO (Digital Banking Online) for individuals and businesses.
 
Domains: cbs.stf, fpb.stf

cbs.stf
External perimeter: 10.124.0.128/26
Internal perimeter: 10.154.4.0/23
Out of scope:
Router gateways: 10.124.0.129-130, 10.124.0.161, 10.154.4.129, 10.154.4.161
SC USERS, SC SERVERS subnets: 10.154.4.32/27, 10.154.4.0/27

fpb.stf
External perimeter: 10.124.1.0/26
Internal perimeter: 10.154.8.0/23
Router gateways: 10.124.1.1-10.124.1.2, 10.124.1.33, 10.154.8.65, 10.154.8.97
SC USERS, SC SERVERS subnets: 10.154.8.32/27, 10.154.8.0/27

To access the cyberrange, set up a VPN connection following the instructions provided in the <a href="https://range.standoff365.com/battle/5?section=report&tab=accessAndResources">"Access and resources"</a>. 
 
Important notes on this cyberrange segment:
1. Hosts come in different difficulty levels, ranging from beginner-friendly to expert-level.
2. The main goal is to trigger critical events. You can also find and report vulnerabilities on some hosts.
3. Triggering a critical event will bring you points. The higher the difficulty level, the more points up for grabs. Your performance will count towards your Standoff Cyberrange ranking.




**F.A.Q.**
Q: When accessing web hosts, I get a 404 error. What should I do?
A: Web resources are available via DNS names. Make sure you're using the correct address.

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