TryHackMe Advent of Cyber 25 beginner-friendly walkthrough covering daily hands-on cybersecurity challenges.
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A coach for TryHackMe, powered by Claude Code. A consistent methodology (classify → enumerate → foothold → privesc), room-state tracking, ready-made commands, and specialist subagents for CVE research, privesc, and write-ups — all guiding you through each room step by step rather than solving it for you. A hands-on alternative to reading write-ups.
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Identifying and using available security knowledge to mitigate and manage potential adversary actions.
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This repo is my dedicated corner for cybersecurity exploration and lifelong learning
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A structured and continuously evolving cybersecurity knowledge base built while completing the TryHackMe learning paths. This repository contains evergreen Obsidian notes covering networking, operating systems, Linux, Windows, Active Directory, penetration testing, web security and other core security concepts
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Hands-on cybersecurity challenges, CTF writeups, and vulnerability analysis including web, network, and cryptography labs.
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