7 published articles

monster proving grounds is a cybersecurity training platform where ethical hackers and penetration testers can practice real-world attack techniques, vulnerability discovery, exploitation, and privilege escalation in a controlled lab environment.

learn how to develop custom shellcode for windows in x86 assembly language.

A practical walkthrough of exploiting osCommerce 2.3.4, gaining an instant high-privilege shell, stabilizing access via a reverse shell, and dumping credentials for offline cracking in a CTF-style environment.

When attackers don’t drop malware — they live off what’s already there. A practical guide to LOLBins and real attack techniques.

Biblioteca is a Linux-based TryHackMe room focused on web application enumeration and SQL injection exploitation. The challenge involves bypassing authentication, gaining SSH access using extracted credentials, and escalating privileges to root through misconfigured permissions and library abuse.

Editorial is a Hack The Box machine that focuses on exploiting a Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerability in a publishing web application. By abusing the SSRF flaw, attackers can access internal APIs, retrieve sensitive credentials, and progress further toward full system compromise.

Hack The Box “Soulmate” is a beginner-level Linux machine that introduces core CTF concepts such as enumeration, exploitation, and privilege escalation. This walkthrough covers the complete attack path from initial access to root.