About

This is my personal site. It is a general public extension of my homelab as well as a place for me to publish my notes on various topics.

About the site

To a great degree, the site is more or less a space for me to practice with PHP/SQL/LAMP stack administration, SIEM monitoring, etc etc. As stated above, the site is mostly just my public extension of my homelab.

Following from this, much of the development, administration, security, etc etc, is done manually and in-house for the sake of my own education and for research.

As far as content goes, most of what will be on this subdomain is going to be technical information relating to my professional knowledge.

When I'm trying to learn a topic, I tend to read up on it, do some practical application of the topic for a bit, and then to solidify my knowledge, I try to summarize and re-teach the topic. Accordingly, most of the content you'll see here is mostly me dumping my "re-teach" notes in a public space.

Of course, when I discover interesting things monitoring the server's logs or through other sources of research, that will inevitably be published here as well.

In any case, I hope the site can be useful to you.

About me

Professionally, I'm a junior level cybersecurity professional in the MSP/TSP space, however, I have a resume covering many different industries with tangentially valuable skills.

General
  • HTML/CSS
  • PHP
  • MySQL
  • Web Application Enumeration and Common Attacks
  • TCP/UDP Portscanning (using nmap, netcat, etc)
  • Service enumeration (common port services)
  • WPA2 attacks using Aircrack-ng
  • C programming
  • LAMP server administration
  • Linux
  • PGP/GPG
  • TCP/IP and OSI Networking models
  • Log analysis
  • Packet analysis (using Wireshark and tcpdump)
  • Report writing and Documentation (incl. use of screenshotting, and rich text formats like markdown, etc)
  • Bash scripting
  • Basic understanding of cyber killchain
  • MITRE ATT&CK (basic understanding)
  • FortiSIEM
  • ELK Stack SIEMs
  • Evasive shellcode packing using pre-existing frameworks
  • Defense in Depth
  • OSINT and Public Threat Intelligence
  • OWASP top 10
  • CVSS 3.0