Information Security blog that lost it on the way
Disclaimers Setting: A Hypothetical Job Interview for the role of “Senior Red Teamer Operator” Characters: Part 1 – The Addiction Part (kind of) – So John, can you answer me … Continue reading Red Team Ops Psychology – an Act in 4 Parts
It is said before in this blog, that people create stuff “in Image and Likeness“, which is a bible reference for how god created the mankind. While god (as a … Continue reading Kubernetes – a psycho-political view
My 2-cents on the OSCP lab and exam, and what challenges it poses to a human being.
The catching up (troubles of my mere existence) It’s been a long time again. I can say from the WordPress Editor UI, that has had some changes (it’s totally not … Continue reading The Hassle Exploit
Long time again… Sometimes I feel like I am gathering inspiration for too long, and it starts defusing after a while. There is a perfect timing – a sweet spot … Continue reading Between an Incident Response and a Break-up
The motivation Those last months I came across several Github projects with RAT utilities, reverse shells, DNS shells, ICMP shells, anti-DLP mechanisms, covert channels and more. Researching code of … Continue reading Reinventing the Wheel for the last time. The “covertutils” package.
“In Image and in Likeness“ Catching Paragraph that uses several seemingly irrelevant pieces of information to hook the reader. Bible says that [G|g]od created humans “In Image and in Likeness“. … Continue reading A Git Tutorial of Human Psychology
I ‘ve been absent for a while, switching jobs and analyzing personal goals couldn’t be postponed any longer. Now I am back to the grid! And I got a new … Continue reading Information Gathering is not enough. Information storing and sharing is better. Meet GatherOS …
I have written before about how compliance fucks up security, this is a common ground now. This post isn’t about that, as it has been all used up in several … Continue reading In the Twisted mind of Upper Management
The role of Trust on InfoSec Incidents Security boils down to be entirely about trust, if you come to think of it. Every information security incident could somehow be rephrased … Continue reading Trust: a tale of Security, Philosophy, Reverse Engineering and Python