Platform: TryHackMe Room: Checkmate Difficulty: Easy Category: Password Attacks / OSINT / Privilege Escalation Author: Shikhali…

This is a write-up and walkthrough for the Tempest room.

This room is a part of TryHackMe’s love at first breach 2026 Valentine event.

Modern OSINT platforms rely more on AI and automation, while older social tracking methods keep losing access due to privacy and API restrictions.

How SOC Analysts Detect Malware: PowerShell Attacks, SIEM Alerts & Incident Response in Real Cyber Security Operations

SIEM Correlation Rules Explained: How SOC Analysts Detect Hidden Cyber Attacks Through Log Pattern Analysis

When you’re hunting for bugs, one of the most valuable things you can do is uncover hidden endpoints. These relative URLs often reveal…

Developing a PowerShell AMSI Bypass with AI

In this write-up, I walk you through the Nmap Basic Port Scans room in TryHackMe. I go in-depth on how nmap TCP connect scan, TCP SYN port…

Overview
Room: Simple CTF
Difficulty: Beginner
Platform: TryHackMe

TryHackMe: 0Day — CTF Write-Up

This writeup contains the solution for Tryhackme — File Inclusion challenges section.

Welcome to the final day of the 30-Day Linux for Hackers course.

TL;DR: I discovered a critical vulnerability on tpl.com.bd that allows any unauthenticated attacker to fully take over any user account —…

On May 8, 2026, PRISM, Wordfence Threat Intelligence’s autonomous vulnerability research platform, discovered a critical Authentication…

Recently, I compromised a Windows machine named “DJANGO” on the PwnTillDawn battlefield.

Article 5: The New Front Line — Real AI Incidents, CVEs, and What They Teach Us

Where I’ve been, where I’m going, and a small correction.

A sanitizer understood text. A parser understood XML grammar. The gap became a CVSS 9.1 bug in NASA Earth science infrastructure.

Aprende qué es una Race Condition, sus metodologías de explotación y cómo mitigarlas.

First real walkthrough. Burp Intruder, two wordlists, and one telltale response length.