Steggle
Steggle is a digital steganography tool I have been working on to develop my Python and file manipulation skills. Steggle uses least significant bit steganography to encode text and files into PNG images, with plans to add the ability to encode more image formats along with the encryption of encoded data.
Hackcelerator
From September to December of 2021 I took part in the Privasec (became Sekuro while I was there) Hackcelerator program. This program involved the completion of a minor and major project, for the minor project we were tasked with setting up, securing and ultimately attacking a Wordpress server on a VPS. For the major project we were tasked with setting up a small lab using VirtualBox which we then used to analyse indicators of compromise generated by a Meterpreter shell on a Windows machine. I documented my progress on these projects in a series of blog posts.
CTF Challenges
I regularly post write ups of CTFs I complete from a variety of platforms, most prominently Hack The Box and TryHackMe. In these write ups, I detail my general process for engaging with CTF challenges, along with the various things I learn from each challenge I complete. You can find these write ups under my blog’s ‘ctf’ tag, linked below.