> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.oterisec.fr/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.oterisec.fr/readme.md).

# Intro

### The official documentation and guide for [OteriSec](https://oterisec.fr)

Welcome to the OteriSec wiki :))

This is your central hub for platform documentation, machine information, and community resources - Whether you are setting up your environment or looking for a nudge on a tough box, everything you need is indexed here.

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## Getting Started

Essential information to get your environment ready :

* [**Connection Guide**](https://wiki.oterisec.fr/intro/lab-access): OpenVPN configuration and network access.
* [**Rules of Engagement**](https://wiki.oterisec.fr/intro/rules): Platform rules, allowed scope, and what is strictly prohibited.
* [**FAQ**](https://wiki.oterisec.fr/intro/faq): Frequently asked questions and troubleshooting.

## Resources & Content

Documentation for platform content :

* **Hints & Writeups** : Hints and writeups are available after 3 solves or after first blood.
* [**Knowledge Base**](https://wiki.oterisec.fr/platform-notes#): Cheat sheets, methodologies, and recommended tools.

## Community

Get support and connect with other members :

* [**Discord**](https://discord.gg/8xUEsMS6Vw): Real-time support and discussion.
* [**X (Twitter)**](https://maybeoneday.com): Platform updates and announcements.

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![Oterisec](/files/sG8ym2W3yvferjWf0iUD)

### Mention

A special thanks to [xct](https://x.com/xct_de), creator of [VulnLab](https://vulnlab.com). His work was a major inspiration for the OteriSec project and the creation of this wiki.


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