Welcome
This documentation contains my hands-on work and notes related to offensive and defensive cybersecurity.
The content is organized by practice areas, covering offensive security techniques, defensive operations, and scenarios where both perspectives are combined to validate and improve security controls. Each section includes practical write-ups, labs, and technical explanations based on real-world methodologies.
Each section includes practical write-ups, labs, and technical explanations based on real-world methodologies.
Purpose of this documentation
The purpose of this site is to document practical cybersecurity work and demonstrate how offensive and defensive security concepts are applied in realistic environments.
Rather than focusing on theoretical definitions, the documentation emphasizes:
Practical execution of security techniques
Analysis of attack paths and defensive gaps
Validation of detection and response capabilities
Continuous improvement through attack–defense feedback
How the content is structured
The documentation is structured by security practice areas to make navigation intuitive:
Covers attack-oriented activities such as web application pentesting, Active Directory attacks, exploitation workflows, and post-exploitation techniques.
Focuses on monitoring, detection, incident response, threat hunting, and security hardening from an operational perspective.
Documents scripts and tooling created to support security testing, detection, and operational efficiency.
Intended audience
This documentation is intended for security professionals, engineers, recruiters, and anyone interested in applied cybersecurity from both offensive and defensive perspectives.
The content prioritizes practical understanding over theory and reflects how security work is performed in real environments.
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