This site is a place to publish offensive security writing that does not fit within the boundaries of client engagements. The goal is to document techniques, tooling, and research in a form that is useful both as personal reference material and to other practitioners working in the same space.

What You Will Find Here

Writeups. Walkthroughs of vulnerabilities worth explaining in depth: discovery, root cause analysis, exploitation, impact, and concrete remediation guidance. Every example is reproduced in a lab environment or drawn from public material.

Technique posts. Focused pieces on a specific attack chain or pattern. Topics include Kerberoasting, Active Directory Certificate Services misconfigurations, server-side request forgery, and IAM trust policy abuse. Each post is payload-driven and grounded in the underlying mechanism.

Tooling. Python and Bash utilities that have proven useful across assessments, with the design tradeoffs and limitations documented alongside the code.

Reading notes. Summaries of CVE deep-dives, research papers, and notable threat actor TTPs that warrant a closer look.

Scope and Disclosure

Nothing on this site reflects the views of any current or past employer. No client names, sanitized internal hostnames, customer data, or other identifying details appear in any post. Content is limited to public CVEs, public bug bounty disclosures, and lab environments built and tested independently.

Thanks for reading.