A bit more context
Got into this the way most people do: curiosity about how things break, followed by a rabbit hole I never really climbed back out of. Most of my time goes into TryHackMe and Hack The Box rooms, home-lab builds, and picking apart other people's write-ups to see how they think through a box.
Not chasing a title yet - chasing reps. Right now that means going deeper on Active Directory attack paths and working toward the next certification on the list.
What I work with
- Penetration Testing
- Nmap & Vulnerability Scanning
- Burp Suite
- Active Directory Attacks
- Privilege Escalation
- Web Application Testing
- Linux & Windows
- Networking (TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP)
- Python Scripting
- Capture The Flag (CTF)
- TryHackMe Labs
- HackTheBox Labs
What I've earned
- ISC2 Certified in Cybersecurity (CC) ISC2
- Junior Penetration Tester - PT1 TryHackMe
- 28th / 120 - ECSC 2026 Qualifiers Hack.cert
Things I've done
TryHackMe Labs ↗
Top 1% worldwide, 330+ rooms completed - covering recon, exploitation, and privilege escalation basics.
HackTheBox Labs ↗
Actively solving machines and challenges on Hack The Box, currently working toward the HTB CPTS certification.
Home Lab
A small virtualized lab (Kali + vulnerable VMs) I use to practice scanning, enumeration, and exploitation in a safe environment.
CTF Challenges
Actively participating in Capture The Flag competitions, both individually and as part of a study group. Recently competed in the Qualifiers for the European Cybersecurity Challenge 2026, hosted by Hack.cert, placing 28th out of 120.
Active Directory Attack Lab
A self-hosted AD environment (built on GOAD) used to practice enumeration, Kerberoasting, lateral movement, and privilege escalation against a realistic domain.
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