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Last updated: October 21, 2026

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yogasec.com is operated by YogaSec. By using this website, you accept these terms.

Content and ownership

The texts, rule sets, scenarios, hints, solutions, assessment questions, scoring methods, designs and code of this website belong to YogaSec and are protected by copyright. © YogaSec, all rights reserved.

What you may do

  • Use the tools for your own learning and for your organization's internal work.
  • Share links to the pages.
  • Quote a short extract, with credit to YogaSec and a link to the page.

What needs our written permission

  • Copying, republishing or selling the content, in whole or in part, including the rule sets, hints, solutions and assessment questions.
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  • Copying the code or reverse engineering it to build a similar product.
  • Removing a copyright notice.

Third-party content

Standards and guidance quoted on this site, such as IETF documents, NIST publications, OWASP projects, the Model Context Protocol specification and OpenID specifications, belong to their authors and remain under their own licenses. The same goes for CyberChef and the MITRE ATT&CK Navigator, which this site hosts under their open source licenses.

Names of products and companies cited belong to their owners. Mentioning them indicates a source and implies no partnership or endorsement.

No professional advice

The tools are educational. A score, a finding or an assessment result is an indication, not an audit, a certification or professional advice. The website is provided as is, without warranty. To the extent the law allows, YogaSec is not liable for decisions made on the basis of its content.

Changes to these terms

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