TryHackMe rooms¶
Write-ups from TryHackMe, gathered by source rather than by subject.
A room is a box somebody broke on purpose and then wrote down. That changes the exercise: the answer is known to exist, which is the one thing a real target never grants, and what is left is the mechanism, which was the part worth having anyway. Some rooms explain that mechanism and then set an exercise on it. Others hand over an IP address and wish the reader well. The paths that string rooms into a curriculum belong to the platform rather than to any room in it.
- Smashing the stack in a browser tab
- Where the raccoon learns which lids come off
- Going unnoticed
- Threading the needle: The raccoon’s art of process injection
- Dancing with shadows: Outsmarting the digital watchdogs
- The masked marauder: Cloaking intent in code
- Breaking the mould: Evading digital fingerprints
- Slipping past the gatekeeper: Bypassing user account control
- The invisible intruder: Evading real-time defences
- Erasing the trail: Evading logging and monitoring
- Urban survival: Using the environment against itself
- Navigating the digital thicket: Evading network defences
- Through the firebreak: Breaching digital barriers
- Dodging the trap: Escaping the sandbox
- Highway nut robbery: carrying data out
- Fungal forays through the network