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Web Vulnerability Academy (WVA) is an interactive web vulnerability education platform that helps users test their knowledge. It assesses the user's proficiency in various vulnerabilities based on:
WVA follows a guided approach, providing users with questions, hints, and tips to lead them to the correct answers, rather than immediately offering solutions. After the user has answered the questions, WVA provides feedback on which domains the user needs to study further and calculates a score percentage to evaluate their performance. This approach encourages active learning and skill improvement. WVA's design is inspired by the PortSwigger Academy curriculum.