Portfolio/ Labs Page

1: Pre Security Path – TryHackMe
Certifications Path + Practical Labs

1.1: Intro To Lan (Networking Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. LANs & Topologies

2. Subnets & Subnetting

3. Address Resolution Protocol(ARP)

4. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol(DHCP)

Short Note: Getting hands on Experience and Passing the test and gained many skills like Networking, Subnetting, IP's, Switches, Routers, Host & Domain Based protocols and more importantly how everything operates.

1.2: OSI Model (Networking Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Open Systems Interconnection Model (OSI)

2. Total 7 Layers in Depth

3. Encapsulation

Short Note: Getting to know more about practical hands-on experience with OSI layers, how the physical layer uses Ethernet, that uses 0's and 1's binary system. The data link layer is responsible for establishing the connection with packets sent by the network layer to send an IP address to the MAC address on the Network Interface Card(NIC). Network layer discussion on 2 protocols (OSPF & RIP), further discussed Transport layer with Advanced TCP & UDP protocols, later studied Session layer responsible to establishing connections between the devices, these in sessions are further discussed "Checkpoints". After that, the Presentation layer, which is responsible for the translation of data for further use, and the Last one is the Application layer, which we most users interact with because they use Graphical User Interface. Cheers :p

1.3: Packets & Frames (Networking Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Packets & Frames

2. Encapsulation & Decapsulation

3. TCP/IP | Headers | Three Way Handshake(SYN, SYN/ACK, ACK)

4. UDP/IP | Headers | Three Way Handshake(REQ, RES, RES, RES)

5. Ports

Short Note: Packets and frames are a great way to demonstrate how data is being sent, used & received using different Protocols, including the very main ones (TCP/IP & UDP/IP). We use Transmission Control Protocol for stable file transfers, which ensures synchronisation and stability, while we use UDP for streaming videos. Then the three-way handshake of both of these, how they interact, along with learning about their "Headers". After that come Ports, which are in existence (0-65535), currently not in use. And then we know about FTP, SSH, HTTP, HTTPS, SMB & RDP. Enjoying my journey and will continue to explore more :p

1.4: Extending Your Network (Networking Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Port Forwarding

2. Firewall

3. Vpn's

4. Routers & Switches

Short Note: Learned about how packets of data using frames transfer from one layer to another, how switches & routers play in the field & Most importantly, what bad packets are and how attackers simulate those data packets to take one server down or many, and how we can defend that ;)

1.5: DNS in Detail (How The Web Works) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Domain Name System

2. DNS Heirarchy

3. TLD, gTLD, ccTLD

4. Record Types (A, AAA, CNAME, MX, TXT)

5. Making a Request(Recursive DNS server, Root DNS server, Authoritative DNS server)

Short Note: Learned about how DNS works, how IPs (v4 & V6) were used to be before and by DNS, we got more of a text-based name, then how their TLDs work, what their record types are and what they do and lastly how our computer makes a request and from where to where it needs to move to get to our exact DNS result ;)

1.6: HTTP in Detail (How The Web Works) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. HTTP(Hypertext Transfer Protocol)

2. URL(Uniform Resource Locator

3. Request & Responses(scheme, user, host, port, path, querey string, fragment)

4. HTTP Methods(Put, Post, Delete, Get)

5. HTTP Status Codes

6. HTTP Headers

7. HTTP Cookies

Short Note: Learned about how HTTP does its work by asking for the basic asset of any website(html, video, text) from our browser to the WEB SERVERS, and how HTTP forms with its Request & Responses, HTTP Methods, and Most Importantly how its Headers contribute to the whole System and Last but not the least "Cookies". I loved computers and am now getting in romance with it ;)

1.7: How the Website Works (How The Web Works) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Websites(Front End, Back End)

2. Html

3. JavaScript

4. Sensitive Data Exposure using Page Source

5. Html Injection

Short Note: So awesome Room So far, I have got alot of Dev info of Front End and Backend, I also got to know more about Hyper Text Markup Language and how we can use that to find case sesitive information from vulnerable sites, Learned deep about Javascript and at last i learned about HTML injection which is more of a front end base but still can be used to exploit things and getting access of any vulnerable sites or make it work accordingly :)

1.8: Putting it All Together (How The Web Works) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Putting it All Together(Computer Requesting web address -> DNS Servers -> Database Web server -> View Website

2. Other Details(Load Balancer, CDN, Databases, WAF)

3. Webservers Work(Webservers, Virtual Hosts, Static vs Dynamic Content, Language Processing Codes)

Short Note: It is basically understanding how everything behind the scene works, which i'm gonna list down here
Computer asks for a Site .com -> Local cache database to check for IP -> Recursive DNS server -> Root DNS server -> Authoritative DNS server to give the Valid IP
-> Website Security Firewall -> info sends to Load Balancer -> Connection to Webserver to Port 80/443 -> Get response activate in HTTP ->Webserver talks to Database -> HTML Site Opens

1.9: Linux Fundamentals Part-1 (Linux Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Linux Core

2. Linux Distributions & Use Cases

3. Linux Commandline & Its Commands(pwd, ls, cd, cat, head, grep, find)

4. Linux Operators (&, &&, >, >>)

Short Note: It's a great experience getting my hands on experience for the 2nd time, because I already knew these and have used before in Google Cybersecurity Labs and my daily home-based lab(personally created). 

1.10: Linux Fundamentals Part-2 (Linux Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Connecting to the Targeted Machine using SSH

2. Linux Man & Help Commands to Find Answers to the Questions!

3. Getting into the main Permission Category for User & Group

4. Understanding "drwxrwxrwx" and how to list hidden files, and remove and add permissions

5. Navigating through users with their passwords or deleting, resetting them

6. Creating & Deleting Files & Directories

7. Some common Directories and their uses (/etc, /var, /temp, /root)

Short Note: It's a great experience getting my hands on experience for the 2nd time, because I already knew these and have used before in Google Cybersecurity Labs and my daily home-based lab(personally created). 

1.10: Linux Fundamentals Part-3 (Linux Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Connecting with a Targeted Server using the SSH command in Linux

2. Using the Text Editors (gnome, nano) to write and save files 

3. Getting hands-on experience with Crontabs to schedule and automate tasks, e.g backups

4. Then learning about the Crontab's 6 specific values

5. General Useful/Utilise

6. Creating a personal host server using Python

7. Then, downloading the data from that server using the "wget" command & "scp" command for transferring 

8. Linux Background & Foreground Processes 101

9. Ps, Aux, Ps Aux, Top, Kill, Sigterm, sigkill, sigstop, systemctl(start, stop, enable, disable)

10. Custom Apt packages install

11. Maintaining Activity through logs

Short Note: Uff, that was a good one that challenged my inner core, but as you can guess, i did that too and now i can say after paractically solving the labs that i'm able to do alot of stuff with linux now ;)

1.11: Windows Fundamentals Part-1 (Windows Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Windows System Explained

2. Windows Editions

3. Windows Components(Taskbar, Taskview, Action Center, Settings, Cortana)

4. File System(NTFS, Fat16/Fat32(file allocation table & High Performance File System(HPFS)

5. System32/Windows Folder

6. User Account, Profiles & Permissions(User & Groups)

7. User Account Control(UAC)

8. lusrmgsr.msc to paste it on Run for more 

9. Settings & Control Panel

10. TaskManager

Short Note: Detailed GOD level view of windows everything available in front of you, Domain level account vs Administration Accounts, how they are managed and set, How to use file manager to give, edit and remove permissions, Bitlocker encryption isn't available in Windows Home, but Pro, and one more thing, keep an eye on your Control panel and task manager ;)

1.12: Windows Fundamentals Part-2 (Windows Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Msconfig

2. UAC Setting Editing

3. Computer Management

4. System Configuration 32 

5. Resource Monitor

6. Command Prompt (ipconfig, netstat, /?)

7. Regedt32.exe(Registry Editor)

8. Tools and Their Paths in Detail

Short Note: Feels like a hacker already for Windows, can get into the system & break things easily, can make someone's computer vulnerable(with permission) and can do a lot of stuff behind which they don't know and they don't exist for them.

1.13: Windows Fundamentals Part-3 (PreSecurity) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Windows Security & Update

2. Device Security

3. Virus & Threat Protection

4. Windows FireWall

5. App Access & Control

6. Bitlocker Encrption

7. Volume Shadow Copy Service

Short Note: We are not stopping there yet, just enhancing and working on solving more complex situations/problems and excited for whats coming next.

2: CyberSecurity101 Path – TryHackMe
Certifications Path + Practical Labs

2.1: Search Skills (CyberSecurity Journey) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Intro To Web Results

2. Evaluation of Results(Source, Evidence & reasoning, Objectivity & Bias, Corrobortion & Consistency)

3. Types of Search Engines

4. Search Engines of Databases(Shodan, Cynsis, Haveibeenpawned, VirusTotal)

5. Common Vulnerabilities Exposure(cve.org, nvd.nist.gov, exploit-db.com)

6. Technical Documentation

7. Social Media

Short Note: In this lab i learned alot about search parameters, what things make it authentic, and what needs to be checked. Also their are many more types of search engines, that can be used for many things, like shodan a search engine for all the connected devies of the internet like servers, webcams, industrial network systems, IOT devices and Cynesis on the Other hand is the search engine for all the assests of the internet like websites, hosts, certificates, Virus total is for scanning the virus and all type of malware, while i havebeenpawned uses a technology to scan your asset to check if its included in a breah or not. Then comes CVE and its serial providers and database, after that comes technical documentation for Linux, Windows and other products, and how to access it, and lastly one how to use Social media(A search engine of People).

2.2: Active Directory (Windows Fundamentals) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Window Domains

2. Active Directory

3. AD User Management

4. Allowing Access & Permissions to Machines

5. Group Policies

6. Authentication Method & Protocols

7. Trees, Forrest & Trusts(one-way & two-way)

Short Note: In this lab, I got a lot of advanced insights about Windows Active Domain & User Directory and Group Policy management, to allow and authenticate users using certain permissions by administrators, or you can say Active Directory and how the users authenticate the session using encryption protocols happening behind which of them are (Kereberos & NetNTLM) and then how Trees, Forrest comes into play with bigger organization and set of structure of different IT teams, and then how Trust works between them using 2 methods(one way & two way)

2.3: Windows Command Line (Command Lines) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Basic System Info

2. Network TroubleShooting

3. File & Directory Navigation

4. Tasks and Process managment

Short Note: In this lab, the Basics covered on Baics(systeminfo, rev, set, path=, cls) network troubleshooting(netstat, ping, ipconfig, tracert & nslookup) and File & Disk Management(mkdir, rmdir, cd, type, more, copy, more, del, dir) and last one for tasks & process management(tasklist, tasklist /f1, taskkill /pid).

2.4: PowerShell (Command Lines) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Intro To PowerShell

2. Connecting a into a PowerShell Server

3. Basic Commands(cmdlets) & Concepts

4. Directory & File management

5. Piping Filtering & Sorting Data

6. Networking & Monitoring Processes in PowerShell

7. Real-time analysis in PowerShell

8. Scripting

Short Note: In this lab, the Basics covered a lot of stuff and connecting with the language with our very own Linux command line, it is not a lot of different, some objects come into play, which is a combination of data & processes. A lot of things can be done through it, and it is fairly challenging to get hands-on without knowing any CLI.

2.5: Linux Shells (Command Lines) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Intro To Shells

2. Linux Shells & Scripting

3. Variable, Loop & Conditional Statements

4. The Vault Lock Script

5. Practical Exercise

Short Note: In this lab, shells are a very cool thing to do and the most difficult task one can achieve. Its commands, its features in every way, are a strong thing. Love to complete more challenging tasks, and it's not a big deal for me, or you can say not new for me :p

2.6: Networking Concepts (NETWORKING) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Networking

2. OSI Model

3. TCP/IP & UDP/IP

4. IP Addresses & Subnets

5. UDP & TCP

6. Encapsulation

7. Telnet

Short Note: In this lab, the networking gets into more depth from the pre-security path concepts :)

2.7: Networking Essentials (NETWORKING) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Protocols

2. DHCP

3. ARP

4. ICMP

5. Routing

6. NAT

Short Note: DHCP to Configure and give IP addresses using a DORA, ARP to allow packets to have their mac address along with their ip address, ICMP help a packet to goes to its place and NAT at last helps by having 1 public ip with many private ip address to save ipv4 from flooding :)

2.8: Networking Core Protocols (NETWORKING) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Protocols

2. DNS: Remembering Addresses

3. Whois

4. HTTP(HyperText Transfer Protocol)

5. FTP(File Transfer Protocol): Transferring File

6. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol): Transferring Email

7. POP3: Receiving Email

8. IMAP(Internet Message Access Protocol): Accessing Email

Short Note: This room is highly focused on getting  to know more about how it feels and how systems and protocols work behind the scenes, most importantly how it feels to have things working around in CLI more like a GUI, How every protocol with its port number work and how to use them from a simple access protocol Telnet.

2.9: EXTRA: PROTOCOLS & SERVER – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Protocols

2. Telnet

3. HTTP

4. FTP

5. SMTP

6. IMAP

7. POP3

Short Note: Got alot of hands on challenging experience finding flags in each of these and how to use them using our server access protocol (Telnet) and how SMPT(work) and with respect to what are MSA, MDA, MTA, MUA and how they comes into play :) This room is highly focused on getting  to know more about how it feels and how systems and protocols work behind the scenes, most importantly how it feels to have things working around in CLI more like a GUI, How every protocol with its port number work and how to use them from a simple access protocol Telnet.

2.10: EXTRA: INFORMATION OF SECURITY – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. CIA Triad

2. Security Privileged (PIM & PAM)

3. The Bell-La Padula Model & BIBA Model

4. Affective Threat Modelling (STRIDE & PASTA)

5. Incident Response

Short Note: Identity and Access Management and the Main CIA Triad protocol used today, how we can make our organisations, our businesses more secure with frameworks like STRIDE & PASTA and Models like Bell-La Padula & BIBA Model. Gained a lot of information on how the security of this data is handled and managed.

2.11: EXTRA: Network Security Protocols – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Application Layer(HTTPS, FTPS, SMTPS, POP3S)

2. Application Layer - More Secure Protocols (DNSSEC, OpenPGP, SSH/TLS)

3. Presentation & Session Layer(SSH/TLS, SOCKS5)

4. Network Layer(IPsec, SSH/TLS)

Short Note: In this room, I have successfully gained knowledge from our previous room, which is Security fundamentals and our rules like CIA triad, and more. Which all leads to PII & SPII CONFIDENTIALITY, INTERGIRY & AVAILABILITY. And now we know why computer engineers scientist have to build all the networks with a layer of encryption instead of text-based ASCII information transfer which can be accessed by some un authorize person

2.12: Networking Secure Protocols (NETWORKING) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. TLS

2. HTTPS

3. SMTPS, POP3S, IMAP

4. SSH

5. SFTP & FTPS

6. VPN

Short Note: In this room, Covered alot of stuff got a breaf histroy of that happened, but holy shit at the end i have to learn to use a wireshark and find a packet which supposed to be in front but that was at the bottom of around 468 items and i have to inspect each of it, That was fun and i learned alot and the amazing thing is i love it :p

2.13: Wireshark Basics (NETWORKING) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Intro To Wireshark

2. Baics Filtering

3. Dissection Basics

4. Filterring into Packets

5. Analyzing and Summarizing the Content

Short Note: In the text, it was enjoyable filtering into specific packets, filtering content, and dissecting. and getting into more depth of finding some hidden files and contents.

2.14: TCPdump Basics (NETWORKING) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Intro To Tcpdump

2. Basic Packet Capture

3. Filtering in Packets

4. Advance Filtering

5. Displaying Packets

6. Saving Packets in Files

Short Note: It is more of kind os packet sniffing tool but on a CLI, easy and faster than Wireshark but yes wireshark has its own benefits and usecase and it has its own, Loved both of them.

2.15: Nmap Basics (NETWORKING) – TryHackMe
Completed: Aug 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Host Discovery

2. Port Scanning

3. Version Detection

4. Timing: How fast it is

5. Output: How to control & save it

Short Note: Loved the Nmap, Active port scanning tool, and more of the easiest CLI user interface commands. Easies ones are (-sL, -sN, -sS, -sO, -sA, -sT, -sU, -F, -p-, -p (), -sV, -Pn, -v, -d). Will continue to explore more and next will be continuing with cryptography, but somehow, finally, my mind fog is now cleared at this stage.

2.16: Cryptography Basics (CRYPTOGRAPHY) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Introduction & Use Cases

2. Cryptography History

3. Plaintext to Ciphertext

4. Symmetric and Asymmetric Types

5. Maths Behind it (Xor, Modulo)

Short Note: The concept behind the old history of cryptography is so awesome that it was just started with replacing the alphabet with its duplicated, rearranged alphabet. Also, what are symmetric and asymmetric types, which use a proper Shared key in symmetric and public and private key in asymmetric, which is slower but more secure. Then the Xor operation and Modulo to learn the math happening behind :p

2.17: Public Key Cryptography Basics (CRYPTOGRAPHY) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Asymmetric 2 Way Lock & Lock Key Exchange

2. RSA - Public & Private Key Encryption

3. Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange

4. SSH

5. Digital Signature and Certificates

6. PGP & GPG

Short Note: How the Asymmetric 2-way Public & Private key relates to the Lock and the Lock key. RSA is an encryption technique that uses the Lock and the Lock key and can be counted easily. Diffie-Hellman is a key exchange because you can do cryptography for the main message, but you might don't wanna do it, especially for the public key again that's where the Diffie-Hellman Concept came in. Now that we use it to remotely authenticate the server before getting in, we can do it for client authentication as well in SSH. Digital Signatures vs Analogue signatures using encryption and Certificates that authenticate between your browser and the server. Lastly, we use an application model to encrypt and decrypt easily.

2.18: Hashing Basics (CRYPTOGRAPHY) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Hashing Intro(What are Hash Collisions)

2. Insecure Password Storage for Authentication

3. Using Hashing for Secure Password Storage

4. Recognizing Password Hashes

5. Cracking Passwords

6. Hashing for Integrity Checking

Short Note: So amazing and real room so far, i experienced how important hashes, what are some functions of hash, probelms with hash collisions, and how hackers user it to manipulate, then what are some types of hashes and their code and their characterictics, how to crack the hash using online tools and how to crack it using hashcat if you have wordlists and it can be found easily to cract the passwords using basic functions that check the password 1 by 1, Also how hasing use for the integrity of encryption.

2.19: John the Ripper: The Basics (CRYPTOGRAPHY) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Basic Terms (P and Np Polynomial - How John uses brute-force dictionary attack)

2. Setting Up John

3. Cracking Basic Hashes(understanding basic codes to crack and formats to use)

4. Cracking Windows Authentication Hashes (NT)

5. Cracking /etc/shadow Hashes

6. Single Crack Mode

7. Custom Rules ("A-Z")

8. Cracking Password-Protected Zip Files and then Unzipping to find the Flag

9. Cracking Password-Protected RAR Files and then extracting it

10. Cracking SSH Keys with John

Short Note: RSA and Deffie Hellman Keyexchange has helped me alot understand the system and helped in this room, It was fun understanding the hashes, using john to use its different modes, its own file to crack the hashes, how to use our own file consist of passwords and how it works, and how we can use some of the main things in john to Zip files, unshadow, Rar files, SSH keys and Windows Authentication Keys or at the end how to crack if you have some basic hash and how to recognize it :p

2.20: MonikerLink CVE-2024-21413 (EXPLOITATIONS BASICS) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. MonikerLink 

2. MonikerLink Exploit(CVE-2024-21413)

3. Detection

4. Remediations

Short Note: Exploiting monikerlink to attack and grab Windows Outlook hash credentials of the users using a simple File:// and ! | Great room a lot of good journey :)

2.21: Metasploit: Introduction (EXPLOITATIONS BASICS) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Metasploit Overview

2. Main Components of Metasploit

3. Msfconsole

4. Working with Modules(Rhosts, Rport, Payload, Lport, Lhost, session)

Short Note: Getting to know more about navigating in Metasploit, why it is valuable to us, and how to get into any target session :)

2.22: Metasploit: Exploitations (EXPLOITATIONS BASICS) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Introduction

2. Scanning

3. Metasploit Database

4. Metasploit Vulnerability Scanning

5. Exploitation

6. MSFVenom

Short Note: From introduction of doing metasploit to getting the poswword shared list that will be used in cracking hashes from a vulnerable exploit machine, but that willl be only done by creating a directory database, then using the auxiliary module for scanning and then doing the simple exploitation for older machines(e.g windows 7) and after that creating and setting payloads using MSFVenom.

2.23: Metasploit: Meterpreter (EXPLOITATIONS BASICS) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Meterpreter

2. Meterpreter Flavours

3. Meterpreter Commands

4. Post-Exploitation with Meterpreter

5. Post Ecploitation Challenge

Short Note: This one was pretty great cause i litrelly had just the basics and at the end of the room, i was given with a vulnerable machine i have to do the Post Exploitation by answering many insider questions, And for that i have to first find the meterpreter session and then do my post exploitation and clearing my event log at the end. The tough one but it just becam tougher just because of me as i wasn't paying attention that they already gave me the vulenrability reason and username and pass that i can use to bruteforce direct login with the smb client.

2.24: BLUE Room (EXPLOITATIONS BASICS) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Recon

2. Gaining Access

3. Escalate

4. Cracking

5. Finding Flags

Short Note: Hacking into Windows using an ms17_010 eternalblue exploit, and finding flags into it and cracking the hashes :)

2.25: WEB Application Basics (WEB HACKING) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Front End / BackEnd

2. Uniform Resource Locator

3. HTTP Message

4. HTTP request: Request Line & Body

5. HTTP request: Headers & Body

6. HTTP response: Status Line & Status Codes

7. HTTP response: Headers & Body

8. Security Headers

9. Practical Task: Making HTTP requests

Short Note: Go through it as it is the most fundamental and basic room, took time but great so far and rich in info :)

2.26: Javascript Essentials (WEB HACKING) – TryHackMe
Completed: Sep 2025

Steps & Outcome:

1. Imp Concepts(Variables, Data types, functions, loops)

2. Javascript Overview

3. Intergrating Javascript in HTML

4. Abusing Dialouge Functions

5. Bypass Control Flow Statements

6. Exploring Minified Javascript(Obfuscator & Deobfuscator)

7. Best Paractises

Short Note: Created important essential files, understood what an internal and external js in html, Abusing the dialouge boxes and how hackers do it, what are important information using attributes that developers may left their and don't do nothing, also how to minified the file and how to obfuscate to protect it and make it in human readable form!