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🧠 Every access point. Every client. Every network name a passing phone has ever saved. All of it visible the moment you flip a card into monitor mode. Learn to read it 👉 tryhackme.com/jr/wififundame…
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🧵 An access point inside an office doesn't stop at the walls. It radiates into the street, the car park, and every building nearby. That signal carries part of the organisation's attack surface with it outside the perimeter, beyond physical security, and largely ignored by most penetration tests.
Wireless reconnaissance isn't a niche skill. It's what you do when you want to see the full picture.
Flip the card. See everything. 📡
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"#THMOnCampus is STILL OPEN 👀 Take TryHackMe to your campus however you want. Posters, cyber nights, lab sessions, campus chaos… we want to see it. 🫡
🏆 MAX, swag, a 1:1 cyber/career AMA + a laptop up for grabs.
Closes 30 September. 👉 Enter here: forms.gle/LmpsBpkc8miuqaVK9
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These 5 IR projects say you can handle the heat 🛡️ And designed to close that gap - real tools, real scenarios, and write-ups you can actually talk through. Start building today 👉 tryhackme.com?utm_source=twi…
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🔥 Here are some of our most popular TryHackMe MAX rooms - consider this your sign to add them to your list 👀 From threat intel and AI-powered detection engineering to finding your path to Domain Admin… there’s plenty to get stuck into. 😮💨
Which one are you jumping into first? 👇 See thread for the links
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🔗 Links to our popular MAX rooms:
🛡️ CTI for Alert Triage: tryhackme.com/room/ctiforale…
🤖 AI & Automation in Detection Engineering: tryhackme.com/room/aiautomat…
🩸 BloodHound: tryhackme.com/room/bloodhoun…
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🧠 Forensic artifacts are only useful if you know what they reveal and what they can't. Learn what to collect from a Windows host before the evidence disappears 👉tryhackme.com/room/keyartifa…
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🧵 In a real incident, you don't get to collect everything.
The attacker may still be active. Hosts may be wiped. Evidence degrades the moment power cycles. Every minute spent collecting the wrong artifact is a minute the right one disappears.
Knowing what forensic artifacts exist, what they reveal, and what they can't tell you, that's the difference between a collection pack and a guess.
Collect with purpose. Investigate with precision. 🔎
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Here's what you'll explore in Key Artifacts for DFIR 👇
🗂️ Learn what forensic artifacts exist and what they can reveal
📦 Build a collection pack from the artifacts covered in the room
⚠️ Explore the limitations you might face during a real engagement
🔎 Practice collecting and analysing the artifacts explained in the room
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SIEM. EDR. Threat intel. Phishing triage. Case management. These are the 5 things you'll use every single shift and the ones you really don't want to figure out under pressure. Start building the muscle now 👉tryhackme.com/path/outline/s…
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🔎 Getting into a compromised network for DFIR isn't as simple as plugging in. The access method you choose can make or break the entire investigation 👉tryhackme.com/room/accessing…
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🧵 The first mistake in a DFIR engagement often isn't in the investigation. It's in the access.
Choose the wrong entry method and you risk alerting the attacker, corrupting evidence, or missing artifacts entirely before the investigation has even started.
Access isn't a formality. It's the foundation every finding will be built on.
Get it wrong and the rest doesn't matter 🔎
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Real pentests don’t happen one surface at a time. Neither does PT2. 👀
Certify the whole scope, not one slice of it.
👉 Now go get certified: tryhackme.com/certification/…
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