Welcome to my blog.
I am Wirzka: human being driven by passion, curiosity and willingness to learn.
I enjoy discovering how the magic happens and love sharing that knowledge with others even more.
I am not an expert so do not take what I write as absolute truth—there is a good chance it might be nonsense. Feel free to reach out to point out any inaccuracies or to discuss anything :)
I finally earned the CRTO badge, and I want to give some feedback that I did not see anywhere else (Forgive me if I am wrong). TL;DR Throughout the course I felt a bit confused about its structure and how it would align with the “attack life cycle” I have in mind. Start from C2 setup and MS Defender bypass, then do the rest of the course. I did not enjoyed a lot the course itself, but I loved the exam....
Intro Everyone’s life has a lowest common denominator: problems (death and taxes would have been too obvious). Without going too far into the philosophical meanderings of the relationship between life and problems, we can say that these are a peculiarity of life, at least as most of us know it. Let us stay on a normal and easily understood context: the working environment. N.B. As I work in the InfoSec industry, I am referring to this context....
Hey, there! With this blog post, I would like to tell you about some thoughts on job hunting that are running in my mind for a while. A sort of disclaimer I don’t know who are you, where are you from, what have you been through, so I can’t say if what you’re going to read here could fit your life. Regardless, I hope it is going to help you or provide you some interesting input for further consideration....
Intro and how to read this article On August 30th I passed the OSCP exam. Please, before jumping into reading this article, let me explain how it is structured. My aim is to provide a clear overview of the whole OSCP journey. Therefore, I divided it into two bigger sections: The first one is about an-high level overview of the journey itself. So I tell you my background, what the OSCP is, what is not....
I took the process the wrong way 2020 has been quite a weird year for me and not just because of covid-19. I’ve earned my Sec+, I’ve read more InfoSec related books, I’ve spent a lot of time on TryHackMe and OverTheWire platforms, I’ve switched my job (again) and I’ve started the University. It is a lot of changing, at least for me and that’s why I lost sight. Yes, I have to admit it, I failed and I’m gonna explain it to you so that may help you....