A complete technical documentation of my Cyber Security learning journey.
This repository includes structured notes, commands, walkthroughs, and explanations for every module and room in the TryHackMe Cyber Security 101 Path.
The Cyber Security 101 pathway by TryHackMe is a beginner-friendly track introducing core concepts in networking, cryptography, MS Windows, Linux basics, operating systems, offensive and defensive security, and career fundamentals.
This repository serves as a technical study notebook, containing:
- 14 Modules
- 56+ Hands-on Labs
- Commands, tools, methodologies
- Room-by-room documentation
- Structured explanations and cheat sheets
Mindset and deeper thought-process content will be published separately on Medium and LinkedIn.
This path builds foundational knowledge in:
- Computer Networking & Cryptography
- Linux & Windows Fundamentals
- Active Directory Basics
- Command Line (Linux Shell, CMD, PowerShell)
- Networking Tools: Wireshark, tcpdump, Nmap
- Offensive Security & Exploitation
- Web Application Security
- Defensive Security & SOC Concepts
- Security Solutions (SIEM, IDS, Firewall)
- Malware Analysis Tooling (CyberChef, CAPA, REMnux, FlareVM)
- Cybersecurity Career Guidance
- OWASP Top 10 (2025)
CyberSecurity101-THM/
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βββ README.md
βββ 01-Start-Your-Cyber-Security-Journey/
βββ 02-Linux-Fundamentals/
βββ 03-Windows-and-AD-Fundamentals/
βββ 04-Command-Line/
βββ 05-Networking/
βββ 06-Cryptography/
βββ 07-Exploitation-Basics/
βββ 08-Web-Hacking/
βββ 09-Offensive-Security-Tooling/
βββ 10-Defensive-Security/
βββ 11-Security-Solutions/
βββ 12-Defensive-Security-Tooling/
βββ 14-OWASP-Top-10-2025/
βββ screenshots/
Click into folders to explore room-by-room documentation.
- Offensive Security Intro
- Defensive Security Intro
- Search Skills
- Linux Fundamentals Part 1
- Linux Fundamentals Part 2
- Linux Fundamentals Part 3
- Windows Fundamentals 1
- Windows Fundamentals 2
- Windows Fundamentals 3
- Active Directory Basics
- Windows Command Line
- Windows PowerShell
- Linux Shells
- Networking Concepts
- Networking Essentials
- Networking Core Protocols
- Networking Secure Protocols
- Wireshark: The Basics
- Tcpdump: The Basics
- Nmap: The Basics
- Cryptography Basics
- Public Key Cryptography Basics
- Hashing Basics
- John the Ripper: The Basics
- Moniker Link (CVE-2024-21413)
- Metasploit: Introduction
- Metasploit: Exploitation
- Metasploit: Meterpreter
- Blue
- Web Application Basics
- JavaScript Essentials
- SQL Fundamentals
- Burp Suite: The Basics
- Hydra
- Gobuster: The Basics
- Shells Overview
- SQLMap: The Basics
- Defensive Security Intro
- SOC Fundamentals
- Digital Forensics Fundamentals
- Incident Response Fundamentals
- Logs Fundamentals
- Introduction to SIEM
- Firewall Fundamentals
- IDS Fundamentals
- Vulnerability Scanner Overview
- CyberChef: The Basics
- CAPA: The Basics
- REMnux: Getting Started
- FlareVM: Arsenal of Tools
- Security Principles
- Careers in Cyber
- Training Impact on Teams
- IAAA Failures
- Application Design Flaws
- Insecure Data Handling
β 56+ labs documented
β Step-by-step commands
β Output analysis
β Troubleshooting notes
β Room summaries
Each room file includes:
- Concepts
- Commands
- Screenshots (optional)
- Exercises solved
- Key takeaways
- TryHackMe
- Kali Linux / Ubuntu
- Windows VM
- Bash, PowerShell, CMD
- Wireshark
- tcpdump
- Nmap
- Hydra
- SQLMap
- Burp Suite
- CyberChef
- CAPA
- REMnux
- FlareVM
Each roomβs documentation follows a strict structure:
1οΈβ£ Concept Explanation: What the room teaches + definitions.
2οΈβ£ Commands Used: All commands with examples and flags.
3οΈβ£ Hands-on Work: Steps followed, observations, outputs.
4οΈβ£ Security Insights: What the tool/concept means in real-world security.
5οΈβ£ Quick Summary: Cheat sheet + revision points.
This keeps the repo technical, structured, and easy to revise.
A TryHackMe Certificate of Completion will be added upon finishing the full path.
π§ Currently documenting modules.
Updates will be pushed section by section.
This repository is primarily for personal learning,
but suggestions and improvements are welcome.
MIT License.
