Introduction File and Hash Threat Intel is a beginner-friendly blue team challenge hosted on TryHackMe, designed to help SOC analysts and cybersecurity learners build practical skills in malware detection, hash analysis, and threat intelligence workflows. This room simulates real-world scenarios where attackers disguise malicious files using misleading names and extensions, requiring defenders to investigate using hash
Introduction Thales1 is a beginner-friendly Capture The Flag (CTF) challenge hosted on VulnHub, an open-source platform specifically designed to help cybersecurity enthusiasts gain practical, hands-on experience in penetration testing and vulnerability exploitation. Developed by MachineBoy, this virtual machine intentionally incorporates common security weaknesses found in real-world systems, making it an ideal learning tool for aspiring ethical hackers and security professionals. The environment is
Introduction The MD2PDF TryHackMe Walkthrough room on TryHackMe offers an engaging and educational experience for individuals interested in the world of cybersecurity, particularly in web application vulnerabilities. This challenge is structured to guide participants through the process of exploiting a web application that converts Markdown files into PDF documents. By navigating through various stages of the challenge, users will
Introduction The “Relevant” room on TryHackMe offers an immersive and practical experience for individuals interested in the field of penetration testing. This challenge simulates a real-world scenario where participants are tasked with identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities within a Windows environment. The exercise is designed to enhance skills in reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation, making it an invaluable resource for both newcomers and
Introduction In the ever-evolving field of cybersecurity, hands-on experience is essential for developing the skills necessary to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities. Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges are a popular way for aspiring penetration testers to practice their skills in a controlled environment. One such challenge is the DC-1 CTF, hosted on VulnHub, which is designed specifically for beginners. The DC-1 CTF provides participants
Introduction OnSystemsHellDredd is a Capture The Flag (CTF) machine provided by Offensive Security. This machine contains various vulnerabilities that are ideal for penetration testing and security research. CTF events offer participants the opportunity to discover vulnerabilities they may encounter in real-world scenarios and exploit these vulnerabilities to gain access to systems. This OnSystemsHellDredd Offsec Walkthrough will detail the steps needed
Introduction Capture the Flag (CTF) events are interactive competitions in the field of cybersecurity that provide opportunities for learning and application. These events challenge participants to discover various security vulnerabilities, infiltrate systems, and locate specific targets (flags). “Simple CTF” is a challenge available on the TryHackMe platform, designed for those looking to develop basic penetration testing skills. In this article, we will explore the step-by-step process