It’s with great regret that I need to shutdown the hardware and say goodbye to my gitdigger project. There are a few reasons and I will try and address them in this post.
[Read More]octopress update
After DEF CON I thought it would be wise to maybe blog about my Vegas antics and the classes I attended. I also thought it would be a smart idea to update octopress. The former was a good idea; the latter caused my site to die. I’ve rebuilt everything from scratch with the latest and greatest so if you notice any errors on the site please let me know.
Thank you!
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python-graphviz: A New Way of Looking At The Data of Things
At my new job (and some of my personal projects) I found myself looking at a ton of text. Upon reviewing all this data, which could be anything from json, csv or just plain text, my eyes tend to bleed. It can quite quickly become confusion as to which data I’ve looked at or how that data relates to everything else.
[Read More]Reviewing The Hacker Playbook
by Peter Kim
The Hacker Playbook was written by Peter Kim. You can find it on Amazon in Paperback and Kindle versions HERE.
[Read More]Reviewing RTFM - Red Team Field Manual
by Ben Clark
RTFM: Red Team Field Manual was written by Ben Clark. You can find it on Amazon in Paperback version HERE.
[Read More]Using NSIS to create an auto installer
NSIS (Nullsoft Scriptable Install System) is a professional open source system to create Windows installers. You can download NSIS from the main website HERE.
[Read More]Reviewing Unmasking the Social Engineer
by Christopher Hadnagy
Unmasking the Social Engineer was written by Christopher Hadnagy at social-engineer.com. He takes the research from Paul Ekman, PH.D. and applies it to the human element of security. You can find it on Amazon in both Kindle and Paperback versions HERE.
[Read More]Installing edb debugger on Ubuntu
First lets start by installing the needed packages.
[Read More]Fun with Shapeoko
I’ve been looking for a micro project to get some use out of my Shapeoko. What’s more fun then a 5.25 floppy disk coaster?
[Read More]The Everyday Carry Handcuff Key
This is a very small inconspicuous handcuff key I found in one of my RSS feeds. I’m not sure why, but I had to check them out. I like the small footprint and it clips nicely on a belt loop or on the webbing of my daily carry bag. I don’t like that it’s made of stainless steel; it’s something that you could easily forget about while going through a metal detector.
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