This vault is basically my personal stash of notes on all things offensive cybersecurity. It’s where I keep track of what I’m learning, the tools I’m using, and the challenges I’m solving—kind of like a hacker’s journal.

Here’s how it’s laid out:

  1. Topics: This section is all about different hacking techniques and concepts. Whether it’s enumeration, privilege escalation, or something else, I’ve tried to break things down in a way that makes sense to me. You’ll find a mix of detailed notes, tips, and examples that help me understand and remember these methods.

  2. Tools: Here, I’ve listed out all the tools I use during my security engagements. Each tool comes with notes on how I use it and any little tricks I’ve picked up along the way. It’s kind of like my toolbox, but with some explanations.

  3. CTFs: This is where I document my Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges. Each write-up walks through the challenges I’ve tackled, how I solved them, and what I learned. It’s a way for me to track my progress and remember the cool stuff I’ve done.

This whole setup is inspired by Hack The Box Academy’s learn paths, but really, it’s just a place for me to organize my thoughts and keep everything in one spot. Feel free to poke around and maybe find something useful! Also keep in mind, that I am starting from scratch with this vault, overhauling my previous and less organized notes.