The Screenshot That Wasn't Supposed to Exist Some hacking rooms hand you an IP and a target. This one handed me a screenshot of two strangers chatting over breakfast - and asked me to find an account that "nobody was supposed to find." That's OvAug 5 · 4 min readinfinitedomain.hashnode.dev
# From the Skip to the Shell: The Room That Wasn't on the Floor PlanI finally started TryHackMe properly this week. This post is the first thing I actually solved there, and it's a small one, but it taught me something I didn't expect from a room rated "very easy." ThAug 2 · 4 min readinfinitedomain.hashnode.dev
My First SQL InjectionI've been building up to this one for a while. Out of everything I've worked through in the lab so far, SQL injection is the attack that actually made cybersecurity feel real to me, not because it's fJul 26 · 4 min readinfinitedomain.hashnode.dev
From the Skip to the Shell: Teaching Myself Bash by AccidentQuick heads up before you dive in: this post gets a bit more technical than my usual ones, since it's literally about how a computer terminal works under the hood. I'm going to try to explain every piJul 21 · 6 min readinfinitedomain.hashnode.dev
Setting Up a Home Lab Without Breaking the Bank: Pi + Dumpster LaptopSo I had a laptop running Arch Linux. Cool. Now what. A laptop by itself doesn't teach you cybersecurity. You need something to actually attack. Preferably something that won't get you a knock on the Jul 17 · 4 min readinfinitedomain.hashnode.dev
