Introduction Are you tired of the limitations of your consumer-grade router? As your homelab grows, so does the need for more granular control, enhanced security, and the flexibility to segment your network. Off-the-shelf routers are great for basic internet access,...
Introduction The fundamental purpose remains the same: gaining a shell. This means achieving remote command execution on a target system, giving us the ability to interact with it as if we were sitting right in front of it. Just to quickly recap, a Reverse Shell is...
Beyond Netcat Basics Welcome back! In our last post, we explored the fundamentals of Netcat for basic network communication. Today, we're taking it a step further to understand a powerful, yet often misunderstood, concept: the Reverse Shell. For IT professionals,...
Hacking with a Purpose 🚀 In the ever-evolving digital landscape, the terms "hacking" and "cybersecurity" often conjure images of shadowy figures and complex code. But what if we told you there's a side of hacking that's not just legal, but absolutely essential for...
New Blog Post: OpenSSH – Secure Remote Access, Made Simple Whether you're managing a cloud server, configuring remote access to your homelab, or setting up DevOps workflows, OpenSSH is likely at the core of your toolkit. In my latest blog post, I take a practical,...
🔐 Looking to level up your Linux firewall game? In my latest blog post, I dive into Firewalld — the dynamic, zone-based firewall manager that’s built for modern Linux systems. If you've worked with iptables or ufw, this is the next step in gaining fine-grained,...