# 🛡️ My Cybersecurity Journey

UpdatedMay 5, 2026

Maybe I'll fade away and not have to face the facts It's not easy facin' up when your whole world is black...

Hey everyone! 👋

In this post, I’d like to share a part of my cybersecurity journey — a story told not only in words, but also in badges 🏅.

These badges represent the time, effort, and passion I've invested into growing my skills in areas such as:

Threat hunting 🔍
Malware analysis 🧬
Digital forensics 🧠
Incident response 🚨
And more...

🎖️ My Completed Security Challanges

Here are some of the challenges I’ve completed so far

🌐🔍 TI [Foxy]

🚨🛡️ IR [Middle Mayhem]

🚨🛡️ IR [Log Analysis - Compromised WordPress]

🚨🛡️ IR [Bruteforce]

📊🖥️ SO [Malicious Powershell Analysis]

📊🖥️ SO [Phishing Analysis 2]

🚩💻 CTF [Log Analysis - Privilage Escalation]

🧬🧾 DF [Log Analysis - Privilage Escalation]

🏅 Intel471

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