This repository contains my Hack The Box challenge and CTF writeups, documenting my methodology, technical notes, tools used, and lessons learned from hands-on cybersecurity labs.
The goal of this repository is to demonstrate practical security analysis skills through structured writeups across topics such as enumeration, web exploitation, cryptography, forensics, reverse engineering, binary exploitation, networking, and industrial control system security.
This repository is meant to show:
- A consistent methodology for approaching CTF-style security challenges
- Hands-on experience with common offensive and defensive security tools
- Technical documentation skills
- Problem-solving process, not just final answers
- Growth across multiple cybersecurity domains
- Web exploitation
- Network enumeration
- Linux privilege escalation
- Windows privilege escalation
- Cryptography
- Forensics
- Reverse engineering
- Binary exploitation
- Scripting and automation
- Industrial control systems
- BACnet and building automation security
- Operational technology security concepts
Tools and technologies used across these writeups may include:
- Kali Linux
- Nmap
- Netcat
- Burp Suite
- Gobuster / Feroxbuster
- Wireshark
- Python
- Bash
- curl
- jq
- Ghidra
- CyberChef
- Hashcat
- John the Ripper
- Metasploit
- Linux command-line utilities
- Protocol-specific tooling