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Life & fun · June 23, 2025

Codelivly

Your Cybersecurity Journey Starts Here

Codelivly launched on June 23, 2025 with 4 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Codelivly empowers cybersecurity learners, ethical hackers, and developers with free resources, tools, and a vibrant community — helping you learn, hack, and grow every day.

Master cybersecurity with interactive courses, guided scenarios, and real-world projects on Codelivly.

Build practical security skills free in guided rooms, labs, and learning paths. When you are ready to show your work, Pro adds downloadable credentials, LinkedIn export, and career tools. New rooms, learning resources, career tips, and security insights delivered to your inbox. Practice in real, scenario-based rooms — every concept applied in real environments, not slides. Follow curated paths from beginner to advanced across web, cloud, network, and offensive security. Earn credentials that prove real, demonstrable skills — recognized, shareable, and tied to completed work. At Codelivly, we believe cybersecurity knowledge should be accessible to everyone — that's why we offer hundreds of…from codelivly.com

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