TryHackMe Compiled Challenge – Writeup
This writeup shows how to solve the TryHackMe challenge “Compiled”, by extracting the flag from the strings of a compiled program
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Lazy Admin Writeup – TryHacKme Challenge
In this post, we solve the Lazy Admin CTF from TryHackMe by exploiting 2 CVE of SweetRice CMS and a sudo misconfiguration to get root.
whatweb Tutorial: Identify Website Technologies
whatweb is a Linux pentesting tool that detects the technologies and frameworks of websites: HTTP servers, CMS like Wordpress, Javascript, etc.
Pickle Rick Writeup – Easy TryHacKme CTF
Pickle Rick is a very easy TryHackMe CTF. We complete it by accessing a web portal, getting a reverse shell and exploiting sudo to become root.
Neighbour Writeup – Easy IDOR TryHacKme Challenge
Detailed writeup of TryHackMe Neighbour room, where we exploit IDOR to display the admin profile and find the flag of the room.
Solving c4ptur3-th3-fl4g – a Beginner TryHackMe Challenge
c4ptur3-th3-fl4g is a beginner level TryHackMe room where we decode 10 flags, then use spectrogam, steganography and obscurity.
Solving Pyrat – an Easy TryHackMe Challenge
Pyrat is an easy TryHackMe challenge where we exploit a Python code execution and use a .git folder to further compromise the server.
Conversor Writeup – An Easy Linux Hack The Box Machine
Conversor is an easy linux Hack THe Box machine, where we exploit XSLT injection to get a shell and use a needrestart CVE to get root access
Solving ReactOOPS – Exploiting React2Shell on Hack The Box
ReactOOPS is a very easy challenge on Hack The Box, designed to teach us how to exploit the recent React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182).
Solving Dig Dug – an Easy TryHackMe DNS Challenge
This writeup solves Dig Dug, an easy Try Hack Me DNS server exploitation. We must translate givemetheflag.com to get the flag!