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One writeup. Fully reproducible.

I publish a writeup only when every step can be followed and every finding verified. Right now that means exactly one — my TryHackMe walkthrough.

WRITEUP Nº 001● TRYHACKME

THM-MD2PDF Walkthrough

A complete TryHackMe walkthrough, documented end to end: reconnaissance, exploitation, privilege escalation and remediation — written in Markdown and published as a clean PDF-ready document. Every command is included so anyone can reproduce the lab in their own isolated environment.

  • Full attack chain, step by step — no skipped commands
  • Every finding paired with its fix and hardening note
  • Built for isolated lab environments only
  • TryHackMe
  • Penetration Testing
  • Markdown
  • PDF
  • VAPT
WRITEUP Nº 002● CVE-2011-2523

Metasploitable2 Penetration Test

A full penetration test of the deliberately vulnerable Metasploitable2 Linux machine, run end to end under PTES: recon, the VSFTPD 2.3.4 backdoor to instant root, shadow-hash extraction and cracking — closing with a prioritized remediation table.

  • Full-port Nmap recon mapped the attack surface
  • Backdoor exploited, hashes cracked with John the Ripper
  • Every attack paired with its fix
  • Nmap
  • Metasploit
  • John the Ripper
  • PTES
  • Linux
WRITEUP Nº 003● MS17-010 · CVSS 9.8

Windows 7 EternalBlue Assessment

An end-to-end assessment of an unpatched Windows 7 lab machine: SMBv1 exposure fingerprinted, EternalBlue exploited to a SYSTEM shell, NTLM hashes dumped and cracked offline — then documented fixes for patching, protocol hardening and password policy.

  • EternalBlue to NT AUTHORITY\SYSTEM, step by step
  • Offline NTLM hash recovery and password audit
  • Mitigations: patches, SMBv1 removal, credential policy
  • Nmap
  • Metasploit
  • Meterpreter
  • John the Ripper
  • Windows

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