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TryHackMe Overview

This page tracks my hands-on work with TryHackMe.
It’s part of my challenge archive — where I test skills, reinforce fundamentals, and practice documenting like a pentester.

Why TryHackMe?

TryHackMe offers structured learning paths and guided labs that complement my work on Hack The Box.
I use it to:

  • Build foundational knowledge in a controlled environment
  • Practice reporting and write-ups in a professional format
  • Explore modules that fill gaps in my understanding

Learning Path Progress

I’m currently working through:

  • Pre-Security
    Basic networking, Linux, and web concepts — good for grounding.

  • Complete Beginner
    Enumeration, privilege escalation, and basic exploitation.

  • Jr Penetration Tester
    More realistic labs, including Active Directory, web attacks, and reporting.

Each module I complete will be linked below if I write it up.

Documented Rooms

  • Room Name
    Summary of the challenge, tools used, and key takeaways.

  • Another Room
    Focused on privilege escalation and enumeration techniques.

Reporting Practice

Each write-up is structured like a mini pentest report:

  • Summary — What the room covers and what I learned
  • Enumeration — Tools used and initial findings
  • Exploitation — Steps taken to gain access
  • Post-Exploitation — Flags captured, persistence, cleanup
  • Reflection — What I’d do differently, what I want to learn next

This page is a log of my practice — not just what I solved, but how I think through problems.
It’s also where I sharpen my documentation skills, one room at a time.