Admins can now update which seats (licenses or spaces) a user has all from the User Management page, now allowing them to:

Just click the three-dot menu next to any user to add or remove seats and set custom expiration dates.

At HTB, the introduction of Model Context Protocol (MCP) enables AI models to communicate with the API through tools built on top of the CTF functionalities.

We recognize some admins and participants may prefer to restrict AI usage, for instance, when benchmarking participants or to avoid AI-assisted competition. Even though AI models are already used by some players, we believe in giving full control to event organizers.

That’s why admins now have three options under CTF settings to manage MCP usage:

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HTB new are built to keep users moving forward with purpose. By analyzing user activity and skill level, the platform now delivers hyper-relevant content suggestions that guide next steps, accelerate progress, and help build a deeper, broader skill set.

Here’s what’s new on the HTB Enterprise Platform dashboard:

Want to deepen your detection engineering skills with low-level analysis techniques?

Our latest Module in the Detection Engineering path teaches you how to identify and analyze suspicious threat activity in Windows environments using dynamic analysis and core Windows internals.

By the end of the module, you’ll be able to:

Two (2) new time-efficient scenarios have been added as part of our Vulnlab content migration: and .

Heron and Klendathu are fast-paced Active Directory labs designed for red teamers and penetration testers who want a quick, realistic challenge. With 2-3 machines and multiple flags each, they’re ideal for leveling up your AD attack capabilities in a compact, high-impact format.

Here's what you'll walk away with:

Available on HTB Enterprise Platform, those scenarios come with all business-exclusive features such as Restore Point and MITRE ATT&CK mapping.

Want to level up your Android pentesting skills through automation?

Our new Academy module teaches you how to streamline your workflow and uncover vulnerabilities more efficiently using advanced tooling, covering both static and dynamic analysis techniques.

By the end of the course, you’ll be able to:

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Curious to see how HTB’s new AI integration works? The is now live, offering a hands-on CTF arena to explore the new Model Control Protocol (MCP) integration.

Whether it’s Claude, VS Code, or your favorite AI tools, connect them via MCP and experience:

This hands-on event is perfect for anyone wanting to test out MCP’s full potential in a sandbox environment. Just grab your MCP token from your CTF profile settings, connect your tools, and dive in!

Upgrading to brings significant benefits for our customers and partners. By being LTI 1.3 compliant, Hack The Box offers a more secure, seamless, and feature-rich integration. Key benefits include:

LTI 1.3 compliance translates to a smoother, more secure integration and a richer feature set for our customers. It removes barriers to adoption, meets security and IT requirements, and improves the user experience for both learners and instructors.

Our LTI implementation is LMS-agnostic and compliant with LTI 1.3. This means that supporting the integration for v1.3 is compliant to our implementation. The implementation is currenly covering , , , and .

We’ve just launched the HTB Certified Junior Cybersecurity Associate (HTB CJCA) certification and Junior Cybersecurity Analyst job-role path — designed to equip complete beginners with hands-on training across core cybersecurity fundamentals and help them start confidently in the field.

With a hybrid curriculum covering both offensive and defensive skills, and professional-level reporting, HTB CJCA builds the foundation for junior professionals and practitioners to collaborate effectively from day one.

The course and certification is deal for:

The curriculum offers a comprehensive view on security basics and fundamentals, with Modules covering general, offensive, and defensive knowledge domains – all mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and NIST/NICE frameworks. Now available across all HTB business plans and Silver Annual subscription for individual learners, log in to your account and start exploring today.

Today, we’re excited to announce support for a Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server in our CTF platform. This upgrade marks a new frontier in hands-on security learning: cybersecurity professionals (and aspiring ones) are augmented by AI tools and automation, and human expertise is amplified by intelligent systems.

In simpler terms, we’re bringing the latest AI capabilities directly into your playground, making advanced skills development more accessible and powerful than ever.

Think of MCP like a USB-C port for AI applications. You’re chatting with Claude to improve a sentence or get a recipe. Now imagine doing that and asking about the next Pillar event on the HTB CTF platform, or even solving challenges and writing a write-up, all in the same chat. That’s what MCP enables: seamless communication between AI tools and our CTF platform.

Beyond allowing players to use their preferred tools with our platform, MCP opens the door to even bigger opportunities. Customers are now able to connect their own AI models to train and compete with our content securely, all through MCP.