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Last drop 2 Nov 2026
Write-ups 85
Live tracks 05
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[01] Recon — who you have found

The offensive security notes
I wish someone had left me.

I'm Bikramjeet Singh, a Lead Penetration Tester. Every engagement teaches something the courses skip over, so I write those bits down in full, web, API, Active Directory, cloud, Kubernetes and AI, including the attempts that went nowhere. No theory, no vendor filler, no "it depends".

Latest — the newest write-ups

What I learned recently

Newest first. Each one starts with something I did not understand, works through what actually happens under the hood, and ends with what it means for security. The wrong turns stay in.

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[02] Enumerate — map the attack surface

Eight tracks. Five are live, three are next.

Everything I publish lands on one of these. The count is the honest depth, not a target.

Playbooks — the notes you run on each surface

The operator notes, by track.

Every live track has a command-level playbook. The real checks, the exact commands, what a hit looks like and the honest gotcha, ordered the way a test runs from recon to cleanup. Each note stands on its own, there's a tick-box checklist you can run mid-engagement, and live search across the lot. Cloud sorts by AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.

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[03] Escalate — the receipts

None of this is theoretical

Every line below is a link to something already on this site. No roadmap, no coming soon, just what is published and how much of it there is.

[04] Report — hand it over

If it was useful, tell me. If I got it wrong, tell me faster.

New write-up most days. Labs, dead ends and the odd working exploit. Compare notes, argue with me, or just come along for the ride.