A TryHackMe Active Directory enumeration write-up covering lab connectivity, credentialed access, and PowerShell-based domain recon.

a medium-rated TryHackMe room that focuses on exploiting vulnerabilities in a site and performing privilege escalation to obtain the flag.

Never tell me the odds.

Network forensics is a critical component of cybersecurity investigations, enabling analysts to uncover malicious activities, understand attack patterns, and gather evidence.

Windows privilege escalation (priv-esc) covers elevating a local account to Administrator/SYSTEM, and leveraging that foothold to gain higher privileges in Active Directory.

Windows privilege escalation (priv-esc) covers both elevating a local user account to Administrator/SYSTEM on a host, and then leveraging that foothold to compromise higher privileges in an Active Directory domain..

This write-up documents a complete walkthrough of the Biohazard CTF challenge. It integrates the detailed steps from the reference HTML write-up (originally from the Bio-hazard TryHackMe page) with my own investigation, notes, and captured artifacts. It explores each phase in sequence reconnaissance, enumeration, exploitation, and **privilege escalation alongside captured flags, passwords, tools, and decryption paths.

A comprehensive Capture The Flag (CTF) challenge series named “BUNNA”, designed with realistic network segmentation, progressive narrative, and layered technical puzzles covering steganography, web exploitation, privilege escalation, and more

A place where you start at some point, and you have to go back to it in the end.

Silver Platter is a beginner-friendly TryHackMe room focused on web exploitation and Linux privilege escalation. You’ll scan for open ports, exploit a vulnerable web app (Silverpeas), harvest credentials, and escalate privileges to root. It’s a great hands-on challenge to practice enumeration, brute-forcing, and basic hacking techniques.