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Life & fun · October 23, 2025

Hacktivate

A capture-the-flag game teaching real cybersecurity skills

Hacktivate launched on October 23, 2025 with 139 votes, #211 of 8,178 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.

What it does

Hacktivate is a safe, gamified way for students to learn real cybersecurity skills through interactive hacking challenges, using iPhone, iPad, or Mac. Created by an indie developer to make computer science education more fun!

Download Hacktivate: Capture the Flag by Hudson Heavy Industries on the App Store. See screenshots, ratings and reviews, user tips, and more apps like…

Having spent a lot of time on Paul Hudson’s Hacking With Swift website while I was learning SwiftUI, I had try this app. There are plenty of tutorial challenges to try for free. These challenges are varied entry level computer concepts and this makes the free version of the app worth it for people to see if they like playing with these techniques. I enjoyed them enough that for me it was easily worth the paid one time fee to continue on. I'm glad you're enjoying Hacktivate! There are a huge range of challenges in the game, and my brain is always thinking up new surprises 😎 Having spent a lot of time on Paul Hudson’s Hacking With Swift website while I was learning SwiftUI, I had try this…from apps.apple.com

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