Welcome to my writeups for TryHackMe challenges, networks and walkthroughs.
In addition, many modules and a few learning paths are included.
These writeups are mainly a documentation for myself but I hope others will benefit from them as well.
In total you will find more than 275 room solutions here.
This repository is part of my evolving efforts to build my second brain.
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- Active Directory
- Artificial intelligence
- Containerization and Virtualization
- Cryptography
- Cyber Threat Intelligence
- Defensive Security
- Digital Forensics and Incident Response
- Enumeration
- Exploitation
- Fundamentals
- Linux
- Malware Analysis
- Networking
- Offensive Security
- Reverse Engineering
- Scripting and Programming
- Web
- Windows
These solutions can be used in two different scenarios:
Scenario #1:
When you are stuck, have already tried different solutions on your own, and don't know how to continue.
Don't look at them to soon though. It's always good to develop your "Try harder"-mindset!
Scenario #2:
When you have already solved the challenge on your own but want to see if you can learn different methods, tools or approaches.
Are there different and perhaps smarter ways to solve this challenge?
The solutions contain step-by-step guides but doesn't display the flags for the challenges in plain text.
Instead, the flags are displayd as THM{<REDACTED>} or something similar.
Answers for walktroughs are usually provided unless they are flag-like.
If you appreciate this repository and learn from it, please consider giving it a star to support me and spread the word.
I'm not a native English speaker so please forgive any spelling mistakes or grammatical errors.
Some of the solutions were inspired by writeups and walkthroughs from these guys:
- Djalil Ayed
- igor_sec
- jcm3
- Motasem Hamdan
- RosanaFSS (Medium and GitHub)
- Z3pH7
