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.

The challenge focuses on Linux forensics and log analysis to investigate suspicious activity. You'll analyze command history and system files to uncover how the attacker operated and maintained access.