FullHouse Exam Prep & Study Resources

FullHouse is an intermediate-difficulty Endgame on Hack The Box featuring mixed exploitation scenarios. It provides a diverse set of challenges that test multiple areas of pentesting knowledge.

FullHouse is rated as intermediate, sitting comfortably between beginner-friendly and advanced Endgames. It offers a good balance of challenge and accessibility for developing pentesters.

FullHouse tests a variety of exploitation skills including web application attacks, service exploitation, privilege escalation, and basic lateral movement across its multi-machine environment.

You should have completed several medium-difficulty HTB machines and ideally the Dante Endgame before attempting FullHouse. Familiarity with common exploitation techniques across different platforms is recommended.

FullHouse contains a moderate number of machines that present diverse challenges. The environment is designed to test breadth of skills rather than deep specialization in any single area.

Most users complete FullHouse within 1 to 3 weeks. The intermediate difficulty makes it a reasonable time commitment for those with solid foundational skills.

FullHouse provides good practice for certifications like OSCP by exposing you to mixed exploitation scenarios in a connected environment. It helps build the versatility needed for exam success.

Standard pentesting tools including Nmap, Burp Suite, Metasploit, and common enumeration scripts are sufficient. No highly specialized tooling is required for this Endgame.

Yes, FullHouse is an excellent progression from Dante. It builds on the network pentesting concepts introduced in Dante while adding more diverse and challenging exploitation scenarios.

Yes, your FullHouse completion is tracked and displayed on your Hack The Box profile. It demonstrates growing offensive security skills and readiness for more advanced challenges.