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Find your way around.
Use GhostTerm to explore a persistent virtual filesystem, shell commands, a Bash-compatible scripting subset, and embedded Python.
CYBERSECURITY LEARNING, REIMAGINED
A world to
learn in.
A system to
explore.
GhostFrame is a simulated desktop operating system designed for cybersecurity training, hacking simulations, and advanced technical exploration — all without VMs or real servers.
For students, instructors, hobbyists, and curious gamers.
GHOSTFRAME / WINDOWS
[ EXPLORE. INVESTIGATE. LEARN. ]
Desktop & terminalVirtual filesystemSimulated networksLabs & missions
01 / INSIDE GHOSTFRAME
More than a command line.
An environment to understand.
Connect what you type to what happens across a simulated system.
02
Follow the connections.
Explore simulated routing, switching, wireless networks, VLANs, NAT, and firewall policies alongside services such as DNS and HTTP.
03
Give exploration a purpose.
Work through labs and missions with briefings, objectives, and evidence submission. Bring investigation into the learning process.
THE SIMULATED TRANSPORT ENGINE
See a connection take shape.
GhostFrame models TCP connection outcomes through simulated traversal, routes, listeners, and policy checks.
Illustration of a successful routed TCP connection. Timing and moving markers are explanatory, not live packet traffic.
GO A LITTLE DEEPER
Understand the systems.
Then put them to work.
Readable guides to what you can do, observe, and learn in the beta.
01 / FEATURE GUIDE
Shell sessions & pipelines
Follow input, output, and the changing prompt.
Read the guide ↗02 / FEATURE GUIDENetworks & topologies
Understand the path between a client and a service.
Read the guide ↗03 / FEATURE GUIDEServices, processes & time
Read the evidence of a running system.
Read the guide ↗04 / FEATURE GUIDEVirtual filesystem
Connect files, permissions, and persistent storage.
Read the guide ↗05 / FEATURE GUIDELabs & missions
Turn exploration into an investigation.
Read the guide ↗06 / FEATURE GUIDETroubleshooting & Investigation
Follow a GhostDesk ticket from symptom to verified result.
Read the guide ↗02 / LEARNING BY DOING
Make the concepts
feel connected.
Explore a layered, extensible simulation built around hands-on learning. GhostFrame's vision is immersive, affordable, realistic technical training — with room to investigate, create, and experiment.
Request Beta AccessBuild your foundations
Explore shell commands, filesystem navigation, networking, and scripting.
Investigate a scenario
Follow a mission briefing, inspect simulated systems, and submit evidence against objectives.
Shape the environment
Explore lab and mission authoring tools, including topology templates and scenario editing.
03 / A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Start with clarity.
What is GhostFrame?
GhostFrame is a Windows desktop application with a simulated operating system, terminal, virtual filesystem, networking, labs, and missions for cybersecurity education.
Does it replace my operating system?
No. GhostFrame runs as an application on Windows. Its desktop and network scenarios are simulations, rather than a replacement for your host operating system.
Who is it designed for?
Students building technical foundations. Instructors exploring hands-on teaching. Hobbyists following their curiosity. Gamers drawn to investigation and mission-driven learning. GhostFrame is an evolving training platform; beta access is by request.
What does the beta run on?
The current Windows x64 beta package requires Windows 11, version 24H2 (build 26100) or later. Distribution details are provided separately to beta participants. Multi-monitor support is currently disabled.
Can I use Bash and Python?
GhostTerm includes an educational Bash-compatible subset and embedded CPython. Python integrates with GhostFrame's virtual filesystem and simulated sockets. These are supported learning workflows, with limits; GhostFrame does not promise compatibility with every script, package, or host tool.
Is everything in GhostFrame simulated?
The desktop systems and lab networks are simulations. Optional AI providers, model downloads, and external links can involve real services or host resources. Review those choices and the privacy policy before using them.
How do I request beta access?
Use Request Beta Access to open an email to support@ghostframe.dev. Tell us a little about your interests and intended use. A request does not guarantee acceptance.
EXPLORE THE BETA
Where will your
curiosity take you?
Learning, teaching, or exploring? Tell us how you'd like to use GhostFrame.
Request Beta Access