Tag: Blog
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Converting High Level Languages to Machine Language
High level languages (HLLs) are designed for humans. However, computers can’t understand HLLs, so it translates them into machine language.
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USB Rubber Duckies: My First Security Project!
Learn how to exploit Windows machines with Hak5 USB Rubber Duckies, a keystroke injection tool disguised as a generic flash drive.
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Open Source Malware Tactics and Developmental Trends
In August 2021, I began a research project on open source malware under Dr. Amit Ray. This article examines the results collected through…
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Switching Companies: Should you accept a return offer on your internship?
Switching companies can be scary for people who struggled to get an internship offer: it’s like, will I get another offer?
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Understanding Computer Architecture and Development Objectives
Understanding computer architecture can help developers disassemble code to determine poor coding practices which introduce vulnerabilities.
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Noise Avoidance: Network Scanning with Nmap and Zenmap
Nmap is a command-line network scanner used to detect hosts and services. Zenmap is a GUI version of nmap.
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Navigating the Open Source Security Community
Want to learn how to contribute to open source security projects? Click here to learn more! We’ll discuss history, culture, and technology.
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How to Write Professional Emails: Security, Signatures, and Branding
Worried about the security of your email domain? Need an example of a confidentiality notice? Learn how to write professional emails here!
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Changing WordPress Themes: A Security Checkup
Every so often, it is good to check up on things. Here are a few things I did after changing my WordPress theme.
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Like My Website?: Here is How I used Open Source Tools to Build It!
Want to learn how I built my website with WordPress’ Gutenberg block editor and custom CSS? Read this learn about WordPress design!
