Security Research
Notes on cybersecurity news, attack techniques, defensive lessons, and the systems behind the headlines.
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Cybersecurity research, hands-on testing, OSINT, tools, field notes, and the occasional adventure beyond the terminal.
Notes on cybersecurity news, attack techniques, defensive lessons, and the systems behind the headlines.
Technical writeups, useful scripts, projects, and practical lessons learned through hands-on testing.
Travel, hiking, kayaking, video games, and whatever else earns a place in this corner of the internet.
Open-source intelligence
Wireless security, penetration testing
that I have not thought of yet but I need to maintain symmetry
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I’m a penetration tester with several years of experience in IT and a strong interest in understanding how systems work—and how they can be secured.
Cybersecurity is constantly evolving, so I spend a lot of time keeping up with security news, researching new attack techniques, and building practical skills through hands-on testing. I’m especially interested in ethical hacking, vulnerability research, OSINT, and the tools and methods used to better understand a target’s digital footprint.
This site is a place for me to share things I’m learning, interesting cybersecurity research, technical writeups, tools, projects, and occasional thoughts from the field. It also covers some of the things I enjoy outside of technology: traveling, hiking, kayaking, and video games.
Consider this my corner of the internet for cybersecurity, curiosity, and whatever else I find worth sharing along the way.