Welcome to my TryHackMe writeups repository!
This repository contains my personal notes, solutions, and learning journey while solving rooms and challenges on TryHackMe.
The goal of this repository is simple:
- Learn cybersecurity concepts through hands-on practice
- Improve problem-solving and penetration testing skills
- Keep track of my progress
- Document techniques and methodologies
- Build a consistent cybersecurity learning habit
These writeups are mainly written for myself, so explanations are kept simple, practical, and focused on what I learn from each challenge.
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├── Easy
│ ├── Basic Pentesting.md
│ ├── Pickle Rick.md
│ ├── RootMe.md
│ ├── Simple CTF.md
│ └── ...
├── Medium
├── Hard
└── Insane
Each room or challenge is organized according to its TryHackMe difficulty level.
Writeups may include the following sections:
- Challenge overview
- Reconnaissance
- Enumeration
- Vulnerability discovery
- Exploitation
- Privilege escalation
- Flag collection
- Tools and commands used
- Improve CTF skills
- Build a strong foundation in penetration testing
- Understand common vulnerabilities
- Improve scripting and automation skills
- Become more comfortable with cybersecurity tools
- Develop better problem-solving methodologies
- Stay consistent with learning and documentation
Throughout these challenges, I aim to improve my knowledge and practical skills in:
- Network Enumeration
- Web Application Security
- Linux Privilege Escalation
- Windows Privilege Escalation
- Password Attacks
- Cryptography
- Reverse Engineering
- Binary Exploitation
- Active Directory
- OSINT
- Vulnerability Research
- Scripting and Automation
- Post-Exploitation
- Security Misconfigurations
This repository will grow as I continue solving TryHackMe rooms and improving my cybersecurity skills.
The purpose is not only to collect solutions, but also to document the process and understand why each technique works.
Learn, practice, document, and repeat.
All content in this repository is for educational purposes only.
These writeups are based on legal cybersecurity training environments and CTF challenges provided by TryHackMe.
Do not use the techniques, commands, scripts, or information documented in this repository against systems that you do not own or have explicit permission to test.
Always follow applicable laws, regulations, and the rules of the platform or environment being tested.