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Zahrada plná vůně a včel kouř se do oblečení vsakuje Zelenina i hovězí maso tatínek ochotně griluje

Jen si hodil korunou, co by se mohlo stát?

Na trénink se vloudil chtěl jenom chvilku trénovat a nakonec musel od dvou do šesti normálnost fingovat.

Na procházce po městě kočku vidíš toulavou být to na mně, pohladím ji pak ji nechám za hlavou.

Tlupa krtků leze hlínou a žížalu nevidí každý chvilku hrabe díru ale červa nechytí.

Odstavili teplou vodu naši milí opraváři ten, kdo se chce teple koupat vodu v hrnci kvapem vaří

I am become physical threat, the stealer of bins

It has finally happened.

In this post, I would like to discuss the what and why of self-hosting and the Zen of maintaining my own infrastructure

If I run a VPN server on my own VPS, why not run a DNS server as well?

I did it, I installed the hot new thing.

In security, anything you learn can be useful.

So I stopped using my in-phone SIM card and replaced it with two.

Let’s talk about a hot topic today, how it’s bad and how to break it (should you wish to).

I have some news about the SIM card setup, which may be interesting to no one, but if you are going this way, here are some snags I encountered along the way.

In this post, I would like to veer off-course for a bit and discuss a topic I find myself talking about more and more, which is freedom in all its senses.

This will be a story about what I and a dear friend of mine are doing to keep our phone usage a little more private.

This is very country-specific, concerning a way to get self-employed in a privacy nightmare.

I broke my keyboard

Good news, everyone!

It is with great sadness that I announce that I am back.

I’m back, baby!

In this post, I will try to review, compare, and contrast two cybersecurity certificates I had the pleasure of passing in the same week: Certified Ethical Hacker v12 and BTL1 from Security Blue Team, which one I would pick if it hadn’t been paid for by my…

Well, T-$(several days) until I start my new job.

A short summary of my life in cybersecurity

NOTE: Sorry for all you English-speakers, this one is mostly meant for the Czech audience.

In this blogpost, I will once again try to recapitulate my findings from this month.

INTRO This is a response to a post by Garrett Mickley

Well, a lot has happened in the last week, and I want to talk about that, at least in part, and also about a topic that has come up in my discussions lately.

Time for the new year’s resolutions!

This one will be short, because I have my hobby getting ready.

Oh boy, I’m writing a lot now, aren’t I?

Well, I guess I’ll put my thoughts on page once again.

In this short post, I want to bring VPNs to your attention, show how I use them and dispel some myths that you may have.

I have (somewhat successfully) reworked my VoIP setup, and would like to share it with you.

I had a beautiful experience this week and thought I’d mention it, for the benefit of all you folks building fake profiles to make yourselves harder to find (looking at some people from infosec.exchange.)

Well, I haven’t posted for a while!

You did not listen.

I have had my HackTheBox account for a long time now.

I will consider this partially a rant, but also an open letter to the European Parliament (profanity included).

One thing you should do to maximize your personal privacy is to “change coats,” i.e. burning identities, burning bridges, not keeping a permanent record as often as possible.

I finally did it.

Well, about 2 hours ago, my OSCP exam time ran out.

One week from now, I will be sweating in a lab.

I am almost through my OSCP lab time.

Last week, I found out a fun thing.

Well, I feel like I need to let off a bit of steam and vent about things I learned in the past week, month, in the regular, stream-of-consciousness fashion.

Intro: A serving of humble pie First of all, I must admit I have messed up this week.

Finally bought a Flipper zero!

Unplugged Phone pre-review This is going to be fun.