Getting Back Into the Flow: A Full Walkthrough of "Skynet"
I haven’t touched TryHackMe or done any structured CTF work in quite a while, so I figured it was
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Back on Track: A Quick Life & Learning Update
After quite a break, I’m finally back and ready to get more active here again. The past few months
Pushing Through - ITIL Certified and What Comes Next
Lately things have been moving fast. I’m currently deep in a demanding learning phase, and time is tight. With
Hacking the Game Zone - SQLi, SSH Tunnels, and Root Access
The TryHackMe room Game Zone was a great opportunity to revisit some fundamental offensive techniques in a very streamlined and
Full Compromise of HackPark
The HackPark room on TryHackMe is a well-structured Windows-based lab that walks through multiple real-world attack techniques:
From Web Exploitation to Offensive Operations
After completing the Web Penetration Testing path, I was more than ready for a shift in focus. The Web module
Exploiting Stored XSS to Hijack an Admin Session
This write-up covers the exploitation process of a client-side vulnerability in the TryHackMe room What's Your
Web Application Pentesting - Exploiting the Modern Web
Over the past few weeks, I’ve worked through the Web Application Pentesting learning path on TryHackMe, a course that
Migrating My Ghost Blog from Raspberry Pi to a VPS: A Step Toward Stability
For several weeks, my personal blog was proudly running on a Raspberry Pi 5. It was more than just a
From Hardware to HTTPS: Building My Personal Cybersecurity Blog from Scratch
Creating my personal website has been a challenging, educational, and ultimately rewarding experience. What began as a straightforward goal, documenting
WiFi Pineapple Mark VII - Expanding the Workflow with Automation and Device Profiling
As I continued working with the WiFi Pineapple, I wanted to bring my lab environment to a much more structured
WiFi Pineapple Mark VII - My Introduction to WiFi Pentesting
Right now, I am diving deep into the world of WiFi pentesting, and for that, I got myself the Hak5