@hudausman
Breaking, Building & Blogging My Tech Journey.
I’m Huda Usman — a Computer Science undergrad passionate about cybersecurity, development, and all things tech. This blog is my learning diary where I document what I explore, build, break, and understand. From TryHackMe walkthroughs to personal projects, and from the steps I take to the mistakes I learn from, everything here reflects my hands-on journey through the tech world.
This isn’t a polished how-to guide — it’s a space for honest growth, learning in public, and sharing the process behind the progress. If you’re learning too, I hope my journey helps you feel inspired, supported, or simply less alone in figuring things out.
Let’s grow together.
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Jan 5 · 5 min read · Web application security is fascinating — there’s always something new to learn about how apps can be exploited and, more importantly, how to fix them. As part of my learning journey, I decided to test my skills on OWASP Juice Shop, a deliberately vu...
Join discussionOct 9, 2025 · 5 min read · In August, I participated in the CloudSEK Hiring CTF. Honestly, before starting, I wasn’t sure how well I could perform. But looking back, I’m really glad I took part—it turned out to be an incredibly rewarding experience. The challenge had 5 flags, ...
Join discussionAug 4, 2025 · 2 min read · Corridor is a TryHackMe room designed to demonstrate Insecure Direct Object Reference. It encourages us to analyze URL endpoints and note the hexadecimal values. Let’s dive into it. Once the machine is up, let’s run a quick nmap scan. Only http is o...
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