0xh3x_ — operator.conf
$ cat /etc/operator.conf && uptime
handle: 0xh3x_
focus: Red Team · AD · Web AppSec
status: CPTS — in progress
github: 0xh3x0x
htb: active
machines: 72 pwned
writeups: 74 published
hrs_est: ~364h hacking
last write-up 21 days ago
I'm a penetration tester with a strong focus on offensive security, red teaming, and real-world attack simulation.
I break into systems (legally), build labs simulating enterprise misconfigurations, and automate the boring parts of
red teaming so I can focus on the interesting ones. Every machine I pwn gets documented — for personal mastery and
to contribute back to the community.
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⬡ 72 Machines Pwned HTB writeups ◈ 74 Total Posts published ⏱ 364+ Est. Hrs hacking time ✓ 4+ Certs 1 in progress
$ credentials --list --operator 0xh3x
root@kali:~# credentials --summary
[✓] OSCP → Offensive Security Certified Professional
[✓] eJPT → eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester
[✓] PT1 → Junior Penetration Tester
[✓] Google CS → Google CyberSecurity
[*] CPTS → Certified Penetration Testing Specialist
IN PROGRESS
4 credentials loaded. 1 pending acquisition.
$ capability-scan --verbose
⬡ Technical Domains
Penetration Testing Web Application Security Active Directory API Security Android AppSec Privilege Escalation Post Exploitation Red Teaming Vulnerability Management Network Security
⬢ Security Tools
Burp Suite Pro Nmap BloodHound CrackMapExec / NetExec Metasploit Impacket Sliver C2 Wireshark Nessus OWASP ZAP Acunetix GoPhish Wazuh SIEM
◈ Cloud & Infrastructure
Azure Cloud Security Azure IAM Azure DevOps Docker Kubernetes CI/CD Pipelines Firewalls & ACLs Virtual Machines
◆ Scripting & Automation
Python Bash PowerShell SQL C / C++ (Basics) AI Model Integration MCP Tooling
$ ls ~/projects/ --details
⬡ MAD — MindFlayer's Active Directory
↗ Lab environment simulating real enterprise Active Directory misconfigurations — built for practising AD attack chains end to end.
Active DirectoryLabPowerShell
◆ RevShellCraft
↗ Reverse shell generation and management utility for pentesters. Quickly craft payloads across protocols — because copy-pasting cheat sheets gets old fast.
PythonRed TeamAutomation