Portfolio
Canonical public index for selected cybersecurity writing.
Cybersecurity writeups, research notes, lab reports, and security documentation. This portfolio page stays as the public index, while HackMD and GitBook are linked only when useful.
Canonical public index for selected cybersecurity writing.
Draft security notes, collaborative reports, and temporary writeups.
Polished research documentation, lab notes, and security handbooks.
Featured Writing
A blue-team note template about creating and testing Wazuh detection rules for SSH attacks.
Draft template for red-team simulation notes, web security testing, findings, and remediation ideas.
A research note template for summarizing papers, tools, attack techniques, and defensive lessons.
Security Articles
A blue-team note template about creating and testing Wazuh detection rules for SSH attacks.
Draft template for red-team simulation notes, web security testing, findings, and remediation ideas.
A research note template for summarizing papers, tools, attack techniques, and defensive lessons.
A reusable structure for documenting vulnerability context, reproduction steps, impact, and mitigation.
Notes template for reverse engineering challenge analysis, tooling, observations, and solution path.
Writeup template for CTF web exploitation challenges, payload reasoning, and lessons learned.
Documentation template for lab environment setup, tooling choices, and reproducible test workflow.
HackMD links should point to drafts or collaboration notes. GitBook links should point to polished documentation or handbooks. The portfolio page remains the canonical public index.
Draft template for red-team simulation notes, web security testing, findings, and remediation ideas.
Notes template for reverse engineering challenge analysis, tooling, observations, and solution path.
Documentation template for lab environment setup, tooling choices, and reproducible test workflow.
Documentation Hubs
Use this for polished long-form security notes, research summaries, lab documentation, and handbooks.
Use this for temporary cybersecurity drafts, collaborative notes, quick writeups, and research scratchpads.
Use this for code-backed notes, proof-of-concept snippets, scripts, and reproducible experiments.