Technical Learning
I tend to spend a good portion of my day learning and implementing technical concepts in what I am interested in. This ranges from application security to cloud security and everything else in between. What follows is a collection of my technical learnings (My non-technical learnings can be found here).
You can learn about my coding projects on my GitHub.
2024
- Hunting Malicious Infrastructure focuses on the identification and tracking of C2 servers. (September)
2023
-
Exploring CodeQL explores CodeQL, a code analysis tool developed by GitHub to scan code for vulnerabilities. (December)
-
Understanding enumerators in programming is my attempt to better understand them as I recall one of my early MANGA interviews. (November)
2022
-
A foray into DevSecOps is my beginning into learning more about and demystifying the concept of DevSecOps. (September)
-
How your ISP may know what site you are browsing to tries to understand how ISP’s can potentially see what domains you are browsing. (August)
-
Understanding Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) provides a brief introduction to SASE. (August)
-
Technical Information Gathering with theHarvester showcases the uses of theHarvester, an OSINT tool that can be leveraged during the recon stage of a penetration test. (August)
-
Secure Coding Practices in Java describes a few secure coding best practices when coding in Java. (July)