Walkthroughs
Lab write-ups, attack paths and preparation notes for offensive security certifications.
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PNPT Internal Pivoting Guide: External to Internal Network Access
PNPT internal pivoting guide explains how penetration testers evaluate the transition from externally accessible systems to internal network segments during an authorized…
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PJPT AFC Richmond guide: AFC-RICHMOND Network & IPT-001 to IPT-008 Walkthrough
PJPT Guide: AFC-RICHMOND Internal Network (IPT-001 → IPT-008) The TCM PJPT AFC Richmond guide (Practical Junior Penetration Tester) exam is designed to…
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OSWP wireless security guide: WPA-PSK, WPA-Enterprise & Router Exploitation
OSWP Guide: WPA-PSK, WPA-Enterprise & Router Interface Analysis The OSWP wireless security guide (Offensive Security Wireless Professional) path is less about “breaking…
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OSEP pivoting guide: Network Pivoting with Web, SQL and Jump Hosts
OSEP Guide: Multi-Network Pivoting with Web, SQL, and Internal Systems The OffSec OSEP pivoting guide (Offensive Security Experienced Penetration Tester) labs are…
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HTB CWES Trilocor Guide: Web Enumeration & Port 8088 Analysis
The HTB CWES Trilocor Guide examines the web attack surface around trilocor.local, with particular attention to the relationship between the main application,…
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HTB CWEE RoyalFlush, SecureData & VitaMedix Guide
The HTB CWEE RoyalFlush SecureData VitaMedix Guide focuses on the methodology required to analyze complex web applications where a single obvious vulnerability…
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CRTO Cobalt Strike Guide: Arsenal Kit & AD Attack Paths
CRTO Guide: Cobalt Strike Arsenal Kit & Dublin–London Infrastructure Attack Path The CRTO Cobalt Strike guide (Certified Red Team Operator) labs are…
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CRTM Active Directory guide: GCBTECH & GCBINFRA AD Attack Path Explained
CRTM Guide: GCBTECH & GCBINFRA Active Directory Attack Path The CRTM Active Directory guide (Certified Red Team Master) labs are designed to…
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CPTS Study Plan That Actually Keeps You Moving
A strong cpts study plan gives you direction when the material starts to feel huge, which happens faster than most people expect.…