Why This Site Exists

I built this site to document my journey into cybersecurity — the things I’m learning, the projects I’m building, and the writeups from challenges and labs I work through.

Too much of what I learn stays in my head or gets lost in scattered notes. This blog is my way of forcing myself to actually document things properly.

What’s Coming

Here’s what you can expect to see on this blog:

  • Homelab writeups — documenting my Proxmox/pfSense/Wazuh/Suricata stack, network segmentation decisions, and the mistakes I make along the way
  • CTF writeups — walkthroughs of challenges I solve, with a focus on methodology over just answers
  • Tool deep-dives — exploring security tools, scripting automation, and building detection rules
  • Learning notes — honest documentation of concepts as I learn them, not polished after the fact

The Stack

This site is intentionally simple:

  • Static HTML/CSS/JS hosted on GitHub Pages
  • Blog posts written in Markdown, committed to the repo
  • No frameworks, no build tools, no dependencies beyond marked.js for rendering markdown
  • Dark terminal aesthetic because that’s what feels right

Get in Touch

Find me on GitHub or connect on LinkedIn. If you spot something wrong in a writeup or want to talk shop, reach out.