My Hack The Box Labs Journey
Hack The Box has become one of the places where I can measure my progress in a way that feels real. It is not just about numbers. It is about solving unfamiliar systems, reading patterns faster, and getting more comfortable with pressure.
This post is a short snapshot of my public HTB profile as it stands now.
Public Snapshot
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | misuminitt |
| Rank | Hacker |
| Global Ranking | #696 |
| Points | 318 |
| Country | Indonesia |
| Joined | May 24, 2026 |
| System Owns | 15 |
| User Owns | 15 |
| Challenge Bloods | 0 |
| Rank Progress | 46.52% |
| Ownership | 31.63% |
Public profile:
What I Like About HTB
HTB forces me to think in layers.
Some challenges are about being patient and checking every detail. Some are about choosing the right tool faster. Some are about understanding how a service behaves before touching it.
That kind of habit carries over into real work too, especially when I am dealing with:
- web exploitation
- forensics
- reverse engineering
- Linux and infrastructure debugging
What I Want To Improve
Right now, I care more about steady progress than chasing a flashy number.
My next focus is:
- Solving more boxes consistently.
- Getting better at harder web and forensics paths.
- Pushing into Pro Labs when the timing feels right.
- Keeping notes that are actually useful to review later.
Why I Keep This Visible
I like having this profile visible because it gives me a clean way to track growth over time. It also makes it easier for people to understand what I have been doing outside of writeups and projects.
If you want the live version, the homepage on this site also shows an HTB snapshot that updates at build time from my profile.