TryHackMe

An online platform that makes it easy to break into and upskill in cyber security, all through your browser.

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@GibranPM Just checking you 😉

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We have an important announcement regarding Advent of Cyber 2026. Before the comment section erupts, we ask that you read the full statement from our founder, Ben. And we mean carefully. Every letter matters. 👀💚

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@GibranPM you need look closely 👀

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Webinar Tomorrow 🚨 Which TryHackMe cert should you take? And what do hiring managers actually look for? 👀 Join Karol and Tom as they break down certs, career moves, and real community stories.

🎁 GIVEAWAY: Win 1 of 3 TryHackMe certs! Join live for your chance to win one.
📅 Friday, 13 Nov | 14:00 GMT

👉 Save your spot: https://t.co/B8qF5gQMKg

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@cyber_nihil Speaking our language ♥️

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this is our love language.

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New Windows Incident Response & Forensics Learning Path! This is a BEAST of a release: 130 hours, 13 modules & 69 rooms. Built around real threat actors and it covers more than 100 MITRE ATT&CK techniques seen in actual incidents!

The path follows the full attacker kill chain in the order a real incident unfolds: from initial access and execution, through persistence, credential access, privilege escalation, domain compromise, lateral movement, and on to exfiltration and impact.

You’ll look at each incident from both an offensive and defensive perspective - act as the hacker, then respond.

This is intended for those with existing IR skills, but you can work towards it by completing our SOC Level 2 and Advanced Endpoint Investigations paths first.

Live now on @tryhackme 🫡 https://t.co/0ku3zkoOa7

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☁️ An inbox rule forwarding every invoice to an attacker never trips a firewall. Do you know which log to open?
Investigate real Azure & Microsoft 365 intrusions live with Somil Tyagi, MDR Analyst.
📅 Tuesday, 17 Nov | 💻 Zoom | $297 | 40 seats
👉 https://t.co/bnbiFpdX2F

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read-only access.

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A melhor invenção da humanidade:

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🧵 A web application only responds to the requests it receives.

A proxy shows you those requests, lets you change them, and shows you how the application reacts. That’s how you learn what it actually trusts.

Control the request. Understand the application. 🛰️

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🔎 You can’t test what you can’t see. Every request your browser sends can be intercepted, changed and replayed. Learn to intercept HTTP traffic with Caido 👉 https://t.co/d778h03igu

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🧵 Here’s what you’ll practise in Caido:

🌐 Configure a browser proxy to intercept traffic with Caido
🔁 Replay and modify intercepted HTTP requests
🔍 Filter and search traffic using HTTPQL, Caido’s query language

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The aim, in Volodymyr's words: the most comprehensive and detailed incident response training they could build.

"The full lifecycle, start to finish."

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You're mid-incident and you hit a Kerberos ticket attack you've never seen. What now?

Volodymyr Bohdan, Lead Content Engineer, on why the new Windows Incident Response & Forensics path is built for that exact moment 🧵 🔗 https://t.co/mf8we1sELf

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"You jump into a couple of modules and close the gap."

Even strong responders meet something new mid-incident. So the path is modular: dip into one or two rooms, close the gap, carry on.

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🚨 Think like an attacker. Respond like a defender. Our new Windows Incident Response & Forensics path puts you in the attacker’s shoes, with real-world TTPs, hands-on labs, and practical IR skills.

👉 Swipe through & start learning: https://t.co/3w0o04Vl3l

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@EquipeFuck_ sorry

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Sunday reminder: Tomorrow is Monday. Time to lock in.

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@Dotcandoit Let's get hacking

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