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buherator
buherator
I just read this (now deleted) question on Reddit:
"Wich One İs better Hack the box Or Try Hack me?" (sic!)
This may be unpopular, but IMO
1) Nothing beats building your own environments, as you'll learn *how* the stuff works and *why* misconfigs happen.
2) Real targets rarely have as limited attack surfaces as these lab machines. A crucial skill is to filter the data you get from initial scans (IIRC OSCP labs were more realisting in this aspect).
#TryHackMe #HackTheBox #pentest #training
"Wich One İs better Hack the box Or Try Hack me?" (sic!)
This may be unpopular, but IMO
1) Nothing beats building your own environments, as you'll learn *how* the stuff works and *why* misconfigs happen.
2) Real targets rarely have as limited attack surfaces as these lab machines. A crucial skill is to filter the data you get from initial scans (IIRC OSCP labs were more realisting in this aspect).
#TryHackMe #HackTheBox #pentest #training
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Noctivius
noctivius@mas.to@buherator i mean id consider tryhack and htb just as good platforms to get some practice with using tools and memorizing commands, getting familiar with various services etc. THM machines are trash tho, i had 1 year premium there and at the end i realized it would have been more useful and faster if i was doing HTB instead
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buherator
buherator
@noctivius "get some practice with using tools and memorizing commands" - Spot on! IME people who "grew up" with these labs are too much focused on these skills, while this is the easy part of the job. The hard part is to find where to dig.
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