# Capture The Flags (CTFs)

### Introduction

This GitBook collection is intended as a online portfolio and showcase of my CTF solving methodology. I hope that by sharing these writeups and my cyber security journey, I can help at least one other person.

### How To

The CTF GitBook collection is sorted by vendor i.e. TryHackMe, HackTheBox, by project i.e. OWASP Juice-Shop, TJ Null's OSCP prep list.

Each space can be accessed by utilising the drop-down menu at the top of this webpage.

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### Contact

Feel free to befriend me or get in touch on any of my socials below.

Twitter: <https://twitter.com/RizzSec>

Instagram: <https://instagram.com/RizzSec34>

YouTube: [https://youtube.com/RizzSec](https://www.youtube.com/@RizzSec)

Blog: TBA


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