It’s one of the iconic end scenes from 1995 film Hackers, where everyone bands together and attacks the Gibson from all over the world. Interestingly enough, while a Gibson in the film is a term for the supercomputer attacked, in reality it was a tribute to William Gibson’s work as…

Beginning OSCP Preparations This has been a really trying year for many people, including myself, and beginning next Saturday, I will start preparing for a long awaited attempt at one of the more difficult certification goals I have wanted to embark on for a while now…the OSCP. …

With recent winter storms, seeing a machine titled after an ice sport peaked my interest, so I used it as an opener for my first write-up. …

Many of us remember playing telephone and learning about attaching cans to a string and speaking through them as kids. That’s what’s known as the lover’s phone and was created sometime in the 16th century by a guy named Robert Hooke. The next 200 years or so became wrought with…

In part 1 of my recaps, I touched up on core foundations for CCNA 1, to clear up misconceptions new readers may face. This section however, is probably the harshest portion of material to digest, primarily because of the dense capacity combined with routing protocols and subnetting. So here goes…

Learning about networks can feel like a frustrating and daunting task, so I wrote a condensed version of my notes that covers some ground over what transpires across the wire. If you would like to view the raw compilation I’ve written, please feel free to check out my repo. This…

As a parent and avid tech enthusiast, I often find myself in an awkward dilemma when it comes to my children and have discovered that I am not alone when I ask: How do I not only inspire, but find resources to foster the inquisitiveness prevalent in hack culture for…