What Hack The Box changed

• The domain list for the CookieConsent[x8] cookie in the "Necessary" section was updated. It now includes www.hackthebox.com.
• The count for "Preferences" cookies changed from 42 to 51.
• The count for "Marketing" cookies changed from 99 to 95.
• YouTube's "Preferences" cookies now include yt-remote-cast-available[x2], yt-remote-cast-installed[x2], yt-remote-fast-check-period[x2], yt-remote-session-app[x2], and yt-remote-session-name[x2].
• Google's "Statistics" cookies no longer list __gtm_campaign_url.
• YouTube's "Statistics" cookies now show ytidb::LAST_RESULT_ENTRY_KEY[x2] instead of ytidb::LAST_RESULT_ENTRY_KEY.
• The legal links for "Privacy Policy" and "User Agreement" were removed from the bottom of the page.
• The copyright year changed from 2025 to an unspecified future date (removed).

Hack The Box changed how it tracks user consent across its websites.

• The blog post title changed from "Inside the AI Red Teaming CTF: What 200+ players taught us about breaking and defending LLMs" to "Scattered Spider: A 90-day recovery plan to build better resilience".
• The copyright year changed from 2025 to 2024.

Hack The Box updated a blog post title. This shows they are keeping their content fresh.

• The cookie consent pop-up was removed.
• New navigation links were added: Products, Solutions, Pricing, Resources, Company, Business.
• A new product called "Workforce Exercises new" was added under the "Teams" section.
• The overall layout and content of the page changed to show more product details and solutions.
• A new section for "Business" was added with options to "Start a free trial" and "Get a demo."
• A new main hero section was added with the title "Your Cyber Performance Center."

Hack The Box added a new product for teams. This product helps companies practice for cyber crises.