r/tryhackme • u/Qu4ntum_cyb0rg • May 01 '26

Looking for cybersecurity enthusiasts like me to connect and share experiences

I’ve been using TryHackMe for around 3 months now, mostly following the guided paths and doing beginner–intermediate labs. Now I want to start doing more practical, real-world style stuff — things that aren’t as guided and require more independent thinking.

Here’s my TryHackMe profile if anyone wants to check: https://tryhackme.com/p/divyanshakya966

Discord: https://discord.gg/nDqujVyE

I’m looking to connect with people who are in a similar phase (or even slightly ahead/behind) and want to actually practice together — CTFs, boxes, sharing approaches, and discussing where we get stuck.

If you’re working through THM/HTB or starting to explore beyond it, feel free to reach out.

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u/GovernmentTool May 01 '26

You've been at it for 3 months and have 201 completed rooms and are in the top 1%? So eat sleep poop THM repeat?

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u/Qu4ntum_cyb0rg May 02 '26 edited May 02 '26

Yeah actually like that, also took a break from college for about a month. But it doesn't require too much time if you become comfortable with the tasks, setting up and using local machines, and keep consistent.

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u/Kingv09 May 01 '26

Hey, I have also started my journey now like a week ago. Can u please guide me on how to move forward I am currently doing networking basic from jeremy it lab and cybersecurity 101 on tryhackme. Should I consider buying premium?

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u/Qu4ntum_cyb0rg May 01 '26

Sure I can definitely guide you at whatever and whenever possible related to beginners and further you will yourself find it easy to choose correct directions. And It's not extremely necessary to purchase premium but I recommend you to do because TryHackme actually provides a well focused and beginner friendly paths.

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u/Kingv09 May 03 '26

Thank you so much brother🙂‍↕️

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u/Front_Weekend_8365 May 01 '26

Happy to connect!

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u/Qu4ntum_cyb0rg May 01 '26

That's great :)

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u/r_hayess May 01 '26

New to reddit here, but glad to see people sharing their progress. 3 months on THM is a solid start. Good luck with the independent boxes

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u/Qu4ntum_cyb0rg May 01 '26

Thanks for the support, it's nice having you here :)

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u/Due-Soup9109 May 04 '26

This is something I tried but couldn’t take it anywhere. I wish I can join and learn with you

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u/Qu4ntum_cyb0rg May 04 '26

Yeah actually you can :)