Microsoft Defender for Identity Deep Dive — Part 3: XDR Investigation, Hunting, and Response In Part 1, we treated Microsoft Defender for Identity as an identity telemetry engine. In Part 2, we l...
Microsoft Defender for Identity Deep Dive — Part 2: Detection Logic, Baselines, and Limits In Part 1, we looked at Microsoft Defender for Identity from an architectural perspective. The main poin...
Microsoft Defender for Identity Deep Dive — Part 1: Architecture, Sensors, and Identity Telemetry Microsoft Defender for Identity is often introduced as a tool that detects attacks against Active ...
AD Domains and Trusts Active Directory (AD) domains are logical groupings of users, computers, and other network resources that simplify management and improve security within an organization. The...
Introduction DNS is a foundational service in any Windows-based infrastructure, but by design it does not provide authentication or integrity protection. This makes it vulnerable to attacks such a...
Self-Hosting Immich to Save My iPhone (And a Trip to Ain Draham) Hey everyone, I’m back! Sorry for the radio silence—procrastination played a role, but I also got swept up in real life. Spent an am...
Finally Installing Proxmox on the OptiPlex Welcome back! let’s get to Part 3 – the one where things actually start coming together. We’ve got thrifted routers bridged with DD-WRT, wired Internet in...
Reviving Ancient Routers: My Thrifting Wins and Building a DD-WRT Wireless Client Bridge Hey folks! If you’ve been following my homelab journey, you know I’m obsessed with starting small, squeezing...
From Laptop Virtualization to Bare-Metal Dreams Hey everyone! Welcome to the first post in what I hope will become a series documenting my homelabbing adventures. This isn’t my first rodeo with hom...
Welcome Hello and Welcome to my Hacking Journey Docs Site! This is where I dump everything I learn while trying to become less clueless in this field. No polished corporate content, no clickbait t...