This project is a home made WiFi auditing box. It contains two WiFi cards, a Orange Pi, GPS, and battery. This tool can be used to passivly scan for wifi networks and devices.

A collection of one liners, tips, and tricks from my personal notebook. Covers everything from recon, exploitation, blue teaming, and red-teaming.

My competition Blue Team tool used to automate my five minute plan. This tool can also detect and prevent some Red Team actions like creating reverse shells or adding back door users.

I made a cool Go Command and control program to be used in cyber security competitions. F1shhRSH implements full fledged reverse shell capabilities with a focus on user aggravation

A collection of one liners, tips, and tricks from my personal notebook. Covers everything from recon, exploitation, blue teaming, and red-teaming.

Completed all the Advent of Cyber 3 penetration testing challenges created by Tryhackme. These challenge covered web security, network security, cloud security, exploitation, persistance, blue-teaming, and post exploitation.

A breakdown of how I spend the first few minutes of a cyber security competition. This includes how I plan on hardening an infected box, and regaining control of a system.

Encode, decode, and generate a cipher string using the Affine cipher. Small python script I made to help me with my cryptography homework

I worked as an Information Security Officer for a few months now. Junior Year at Rochester Institute of Technology, I accepted a Co-Op offer to work with the schools Information Security Office (ISO). After my co-op finished, I was hired as a part time employee.

In my spare time, I like to build Custom Mechanical Keyboards. It is a fun and relaxing hobby. Because I work a desk job, I use my keyboard a lot. It is the main bridge between me and my computer. In my opinion, if I’m going to be spending hours a day using a device, I want it to be the most enjoyable experience possible.

I made a bot that lets users dynamically join and leave roles. This bot utilizes discord buttons to provide a clean interface. Check it out on my github page!

This bot currently sits on my own server and is used for logging and remote administration. I have no intent to ever use it on a server that I do not own. The development of this bot is publicly tracked on the server it is a part of.

I currently own two servers, A dell r710 and a r510. My r710 is a workhorse. it hosts discord bots, web servers, game servers, and a whole bunch more. My R510 is primarily a NAS and I use it to store family photos and movies for my plex server. Both the r710 and r510 are using Proxmox installed on bare metal for a hypervisor.

What websites do I host? On my server I host three different websites. Orlando looks like a goose, Goosewatch, and F1shh.dev. The first two are just fun websites that I threw together as a joke amongst friends. Orlando Looks Like a Goose Visit Orlandolookslikeagoose.com This is the first website I ever hosted myself, and what prompted me to get my own server. I realized that what I would spend on cloud server hosting for a few months can be saved up and spent on a server of my own.