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Webinars - Attendance - Verified certificates

Attendance you can
actually prove.

Cyber security webinars run by practising operators. Take a seat, attend past the minimum, and your certificate is issued with a code any employer can check - no account, no email chain.

linuxhackingid

Participant Name

Webinar Title

September 1, 2026

Linuxhackingid

LHI-WBN-PREVIEW

Keaslian sertifikat dapat diperiksa melalui kode verifikasi di bawah ini.

The certificate design in use today, with sample values
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How it works

A certificate of attendance, never of registration.

Nothing closes a webinar automatically. The organiser closes it, and that is the moment certificates are issued to everyone who met the bar.

  1. Register

    Take a seat while registration is open. The name you give is the name printed on the certificate - not your profile name.

  2. Attend

    Your time in the room is recorded in minutes. Each session sets its own bar; below it, nothing is issued.

  3. Verify

    When the organiser closes the session, certificates go out with a code. Anyone can check it - no account, no request to us.

For employers

Check any certificate in one field.

The verification page is answered by the system that issued the certificate. No account, no login, no request to us. It reports the holder, the session, the recorded attendance and whether the credential still stands.

  • Revoked codes still resolve - answered "revoked", never "not found"
  • No email address or account identity is ever shown
  • The design is frozen at issuance - a later template edit cannot rewrite it

The code is printed on the certificate, in the form LHI-WBN-XXXXXXXXXXXX

A certificate of attendance, not of registration

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