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Notes from my journey into cybersecurity, penetration testing, and the mindset behind breaking systems to secure them.
I love networking, so I recently decided to add a second WAN to my home network as failover. If I am being honest, my current ISP has been exceptionally reliable! It's not that this is a pressing issue. Still, I love messing with new configs. The goal was to get…
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My physical copy of Eugene Lim's From Day Zero to Zero Day arrived today. I came across the book on LinkedIn, looked into it, and quickly realized it fit very well with the study path I am building. What stood out immediately is how practical and technical it seems. It…
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As I work through Zero Day Engineering training, I have been spending more time reading large open-source codebases from a vulnerability-research perspective. One small thing I kept missing from IDA Pro is the highlight feature: select a token, and instantly see the other matching occurrences nearby. It is simple, but…
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I've spent years working with embedded systems in a security context, and I love it. There's something uniquely satisfying about exotic architectures, soldering (or occasionally releasing the magic smoke when things don't go as planned), and the bridge between software and the physical world. Watching systems break in completely unexpected…
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