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# Home - Practical CTF

:clipboard:  Contains lots of copy-paste-ready commands/scripts to get things done quickly

:brain:  I aim to explain as much as possible how and why the attack works

:man\_technologist:  Inspired by [HackTricks](https://book.hacktricks.xyz/welcome/readme) but in my style, and including all the experiences I've had

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## Motivation

I make a lot of writeups on my blog where I explain how I solved a specific fun challenge. This is often to explain to others, but also partly to look back on if I remember *that* I have done something, but not exactly *how*.

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My blog where I post CTF writeups, and general Hacking-related things
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This book aims to be a big **encyclopedia** of everything I know about hacking. That way I can always look back at this book if I have done something before, without needing a full challenge with a writeup. Everything is written by myself unless specified otherwise.

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