The most used commands & tools across the CTF cycle

A TryHackMe room focused on the concepts of Threat Intelligence and various OSINT tools used to conduct security threat assessments and investigations.

Practice: Threat Intel, Urlscan.io, Cisco Thalos, Abuse.ch, URLhaus, SSLblacklist, MalwareBazaar, FeodoTracker, ThreatFox, PhishTool

Let’s use some Open Source Intelligence to solve this TryHackMe challenge.

This room is all about finding ways to pwn the Kioptrix1 machine from VulnHub as part of the preparation for PNPT.

Welcome to “Basic Pentesting” on TryHackMe. The room is focused on teaching web app testing and privilege escalation.

Practice: brute forcing, hash cracking, service enumeration, Linux enumeration

OverTheWire’s wargames offer a fun and effective way to learn and practice security concepts. Under this post you’ll find the Bandit walkthrough, which is aimed at absolute beginners.

Welcome to “Simple CTF” room on TryHackMe. This is a beginner level CTF we will be walking through.

TryHackMe room description: You found a secret server located under the deep sea. Your task is to hack inside the server and reveal the truth.

This is a step by step walkthrough for CTF style TryHackMe room “RootMe”

Read the post if you’re looking for the walkthrough of the Brute Force Heroes room on TryHackMe.

This post contains the entire walkthrough of the Linux PrivEsc room on TryHackMe.

Welcome to “Blue” room on TryHackMe. The room is not meant to be a boot2root CTF, rather, this is an educational series for complete beginners.

windows, eternal-blue, metasploit, MS17-010, CVE2017-0144

This is a step by step walkthrough for TryHackMe room “L2 MAC Flooding & ARP Spoofing”

You can use this as a guide for establishing the VPN connection between your local kali machine and TryHackMe.