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This repository contains a collection of cybersecurity project exemplars. Each project includes a problem statement that outlines the objective and a corresponding solution or analysis. The projects cover a range of cybersecurity domains, including risk management, incident response, network analysis, and vulnerability assessment.

  • Updated Aug 30, 2025

A curated and comprehensive collection of 500+ free TryHackMe rooms, organized into logical categories for easy navigation. Master cyber security fundamentals, penetration testing, and CTF challenges without a premium subscription. Curated and maintained by Alberto Drake

  • Updated Mar 5, 2026

This journal documents my progress and learnings from different TryHackMe rooms. Each entry contains key takeaways, commonly used commands, and practical applications. My experience with TryHackMe has enhanced my understanding of Linux and Windows fundamentals, network protocols, incident handling, and log analysis.

  • Updated Aug 2, 2024

P-Shell: A Unix-like command-line shell built in C to explore system programming and Unix/Linux fundamentals. The project covers process creation, built-in commands, file descriptors, I/O redirection, pipes, background processes, signals, environment variables, command history, and job control.

  • Updated Aug 12, 2026
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CS101 Offline CTF Playground: a beginner-friendly, fully offline cybersecurity capture-the-flag lab for Kali Linux practice with Wireshark, digital forensics, Linux, Windows, Active Directory, cryptography, and incident response.

  • Updated Aug 23, 2026

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