Code, Hack, Tech
Several past roles and my current have placed me in a position where I received obscene amounts of email. Some of those emails are easy to manage – alerts from monitoring systems, subscriptions or expected mail cadences – others are harder to manage – requests from legal to review a…
Leave a CommentHackvent is a 24 day CTF which started on December 1. Each day they release a new challenge. I’ll document my solutions for each of the challenges here. The challenges have a flag in the form of HV19{…} This is part of a series of posts on CTFs, more posts…
Leave a CommentOne of my hobbies is reading and listening to audiobooks. To add some variety to the site I list the books I read each year and provide mini reviews. This is an exercise for to help me remember more of what I read, to suck less at writing, and evaluate…
Leave a CommentOkta is a Single Sign-On identity provider with a lot of nice features to do advanced identity management. This post covers how to integrate the System Log from Okta, which contains all of it’s audit events, and connect it to a Graylog system. This is part of a series of…
2 CommentsRITSEC 2019 happened this past weekend (11/17/2019) and a friend and I decided to have a go at it. The following is a writeup of most of the solutions we came up with except a few I didn’t document 🙁 PWN This was our weakest category with only one solve.…
Leave a CommentA project I’ve worked on for the past month is now online – Introducing Project Neith! About a year ago I while surfing the web, I came across a tool called ‘PowerShell UniversalDashboard’ made by Adam Driscoll. (https://github.com/adamdriscoll) It makes creating webapps with PowerShell not only possible, but very easy.…
Leave a CommentI wanted to add a bit of a personal flair to the site. One of my hobbies is reading and listening to audiobooks so I figured I’d throw down mini-reviews of each book I read throughout the year and leave them here. This is mostly an exercise for me to…
Leave a CommentI wanted to add a bit of a personal flair to the site. One of my hobbies is reading and listening to audiobooks so I figured I’d throw down mini-reviews of each book I read throughout the year and leave them here. This is mostly an exercise for me to…
Leave a CommentLayerOne is an information security conference in LA which hosts one of the more enjoyable CTFs that I’ve participated in. This is the third in a series of a few post I am writing which goes over the solution of some of the CTF challenges. This post covers some forensics…
Leave a CommentLayerOne is an information security conference in LA which hosts one of the more enjoyable CTFs that I’ve participated in. This is the third in a series of a few post I am writing which goes over the solution of some of the CTF challenges. This post covers Web challenges.…
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