# Web page details

Web page details offer the ability to 'hack' and to show the results of the website scans/information retrieval from other applications. 

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* Simulated a realistic emotional reaction to website hacks
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* Add multiple pages of website information normally accessible to specialised tools 
* Hack one or multiple websites to simulate DDOS and other attacks 
* Return sites to normal after the attack has been resolved
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## Setting up web page details 

### 1 - Navigate to your organisation 

Navigate to the organisation and in the Website channel find the Display options tab. Then, tick Show web details by default tick box. 

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### 2 - Adding an image&#x20;

You can add multiple pages of details to websites to simulate multiple applications that might provide insights into a webpage's security, accessibility, authenticity and so on.&#x20;

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Use these PowerPoint files to create your own images (save the slides as JPG) for web details and broken web pages

{% file src="/files/RCKGjZyIOXNrsB1JwSWV" %}

{% file src="/files/ufXCdAPdocqbAifrpqD8" %}
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### &#x20;3 - Players view website details&#x20;

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Discover how players can view website details live in the exercise here:
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[Broken mention](broken://pages/E7y1IbyfF8YyHHhhq8AB)
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