Here are some of my projects:
My cyber attack map - Some friends and I built this.
- My original blog write-up on the Honeypot/Map setup is here
- If you want to run your own honeypot that sends info to the map, or consume the firehose of raw honeypot data directly via hpfeeds, check this out.
- GitHub stuff:
- My GoLang HPFeeds client can be found in my Golang-Stuff repo if you just want to get the raw attack data
- Relies heavily on Modern Honey Net (now basically unsupported)
- Our WebGL animation was forked from arcan/encom-boardroom
- Some middleware to get data from MHN to the Map.
Software Defined Radio Training: Get access to the pre-recorded version of the course today!
This includes access to a document with suggested hardware and software
to use, and the lecture compares some of the features. Watch it as many
times as you want.
I have a blog entry up about the NEMO Project, though development is "done" as of earlier this year. All of the source code, pre-compiled binaries and documentation about installing it to the device are in GitHub.
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Here's where you can find me:
The HiR Blog (You are kind of already here, on a sub-page of it)
Instagram - Cats, hacking, radios, cars and retro-computing stuff. I am most active here for the time being.
YouTube - A mixed bag of computers, electronics and car repair videos
Twitter - Cybersecurity and leadership musings
The HiR Blog - I have been the editor-in-chief of HiR since it was an e-Zine in the 1990s. A few others write articles here with me.
Mastodon - Almost entirely UNIX and aethetics
Discord - I mostly hang out with SecKC and RF Hackers - both have discord links on their websites. I'm @ax0n#3338
IRC - Find me idling as ax0n on libera.chat - usually in #openbsd
GitHub - I don't write a lot of code, but you can see a few things I've worked on.
Encrypted Email - Please use my PGP public key (fingerprint: 0x64212f305a355321) to get in touch with me. My email addresses are included in the key description. I suppose you can use those email addresses in the clear if you're not cypherpunk.
Meatspace - I am active in Austin's so-called "Hacker Scene" and depending on circumstances, you may find me among the attendees at ATX 2600, AHA and other local meetups.MOTD:
Here are some functions I add to my .bash_profile to help me do OSINT on IP addresses and BGP routes (ASNs).
/MOTD
About me: My background is pretty diverse.
Industries: I've worked in retail, foodservice, biomedical, academia, luxury goods, financial tech, cybersecurity consultancies and even video games.
Experience: I've done hardware repair, systems administration, embedded systems, firewall support, penetration testing, incident response, forensics, audit, and counter-fraud. I recently pivoted from video game anti-cheat and DevOps to more formal cybersecurity operations in the video game industry.
Personal life and hobbies: I am first and foremost a husband and a cat dad (okay, and I'm also a tarantula and snake dad, too) After that, I am a fearless tinkerer. Ham radio, information security, electronics, microcontrollers, auto repair/hacking/maintenance, programming, retro-computing, making music and being outdoors are among the many things I do with my free time. I take copious notes about everything.
I am a published writer. My works have appeared in periodicals, peer-reviewed academic journals, and employer-published white papers alike.
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