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A few days ago I built Onionservatory, because apparently Onion Services also deserve to be judged by automated security tools.

There are plenty of tools that will happily tell you that your normal website is terrible.

This article could also have title: how we discovered automation for the fifteenth time, renamed it AI, panicked, bought six dashboards and forgot about the Windows 2008 server in the basement.

In the previous episode, I replaced Discord webhooks with Gotify.

Because apparently I needed an app for changing app icons.

Some time ago I wrote a small script for myself because I wanted an answer to one very simple question: Did I accidentally do something stupid on this VPS?

For a long time I used Discord webhooks for notifications from my services.

I got tired of digging through endless cybersecurity “awesome” lists, abandoned GitHub repos, blog posts from 2017, broken links, random tool dumps, and websites that require half a JavaScript framework just to show me one useful URL.

This is going to be another chaotic article about analysing network packet captures, except this time it is not about OT, ICS, SCADA, PLCs, HMIs, or other industrial things that can break if you look at them too aggressively.

This is going to be a chaotic article about analysing packets collected on an OT network, with a brief mention of how much I dislike networking topics.

A few years ago I wrote a guide about using GPG from the command line.

I was looking for something to keep findings, scan results, and reports in one place instead of dumping everything into a notebook.

This month, I am organising my scripts for various automations, tweaking them up and sharing - maybe someone will find them useful.

Every bounty hunter, security analyst, or hacker has their favorite set of tools and scripts for automation.

I have always used automation for bounty hunting or quick tests.

This article is about building a HexStrike AI Lab with Kali, Fedora, Roo Code and DeepSeek.

Yesterday I bought myself a new VPS.

Currently, my NAS is set up as a Synology DS720+ with two 4TB drives in RAID 1 configuration, plus two 1GB M.2 drives for caching and 6GB of RAM.

Everyone in IT has lots of flash drives.

I am a pentester and red teamer at work, and an ethical hacker, blogger, gamer and pseudo-developer outside of work.

I created this based on various internet sources for a company that is planning to carry out threat modelling.

I recently needed an encrypted container to store files on a Linux virtual machine (Debian 13 with XFCE).

When the zombie apocalypse comes and the world as we know it ends - when GPT Chat and all other AIs are no longer available online, and even Uncle Google is gone - your own little stupid AI will come in handy.

Backing up data is important.

Hello, readers of my blog.

As I moved my virtual machines and labs from VirtualBox to Virt-Manager, I shared some tips about my new configuration.

Before I get into the details, I should mention that we are not hacking the Tor network here.

When testing hidden services on the Tor network, I often use torsocks, but sometimes I need to torify all traffic; you can use Whonix Gateway for this, but you can also use

Someone might think, “what has this man come up with again”.

There are those who shout to abandon Google (or whatever big tech company), others shout to abandon closed source software, others recommend not using solutions from large corporations, and you also hear not to use open source or projects created by enthu…

I will start the new year with a simple entry.

Some time ago I started migrating my virtual machines from Virtual Box to Virt-Manager.

Sometimes people try a simple way to hide access to parts of the site using the basic access authentication method based on HTTP user agent.

Boys and girls today I would like to quickly share with you in a nutshell an interesting offer for good quality and affordable VPS servers.

You may or may not remember my article Mount Synology NAS in Linux.

I have switched back to Linux as my daily operating system.

Ahh, today is that glorious day when I realize that my plan to write one or even two articles a month on my wonderful blog is failing.

Everyone knows that I am not a programmer, but yesterday was a holiday in my country and I was doing some tidying up of my notes and todo lists, and one entry was quite old and I thought, ok, it is probably time to complete this task.

This is going to get messed up.

⚠️ UPDATE I killed this project :( Sometimes I sit down and create pages or things that maybe don’t quite make sense or are alternatives to things that already exist, but done my way.