Continuous learning
TryHackMe Journey
A 2000+ day consecutive learning streak on TryHackMe — the discipline of practising every single day, from student to working in cybersecurity.
2000+ consecutive days of learning
Consistency compounds. For 2000+ consecutive days I have practised on TryHackMe every single day — building the hands-on foundation that underpins my vulnerability research. It is a habit as much as an achievement.
A continuous daily practice on TryHackMe.
Featured by TryHackMe
TryHackMe published an official feature on this journey — “2000 Days of Learning: From Student to Cybersecurity Engineer” — telling the story of moving from complete beginner to working in the field through daily practice.
- Read the official feature: 2000 Days of Learning — TryHackMe blog
- My profile: tryhackme.com/p/Mikaa
Write-ups
I publish technical room walkthroughs, methodology notes and security write-ups on my own site, Mikadmin. Rather than duplicate everything here, this site links to selected work:
Selected TryHackMe write-ups:
- TryHackMe TryHackMe — Olympus (opens an external site)
- TryHackMe TryHackMe — Empline (opens an external site)
- TryHackMe TryHackMe — Gallery (opens an external site)
Why it matters
Daily practice keeps fundamentals sharp — networking, web exploitation, privilege escalation and tooling — which translates directly into finding real vulnerabilities in production software. The research and WordPress security work is built on this foundation.