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Cybersecurity, AI, and practical engineering notes.

We have a lot to protect and it is hard work. Brew a cup of coffee and stay a while.

Cybersecurity moves quickly, but the work still comes down to persistence, good judgment, useful tooling, and collaboration. You do not need to work at the same company to be on the same team.

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The reason the work matters.

What this site is about

A living notebook for practical security work.

Threat hunting, detection engineering, secure AI usage, open-source tooling, community resources, and the experiments that are useful enough to keep. The goal is to share material people can reference, critique, and improve.

Featured resources

Good places to start.

Current work across software supply chain defense, secure AI usage, and coding-agent evaluation.

Secure Package Management

Hardening NPM and Python dependencies against software supply chain attacks and malicious packages.

Zero Data Retention Endpoints

A live catalog of OpenRouter ZDR-compliant AI endpoints for sensitive and confidential prompts.

Coding Agent Explorer

Compare coding-agent configurations across benchmark performance, task cost, and token utilization.

Recent highlights & research

Projects, experiments, and field notes.

GenAI Inference Security

Practical controls for deterministic input handling, model safety boundaries, and inference infrastructure.

Secure Local Models

Local LLM deployment notes covering model loading, OpenWebUI, containers, GPU access, and isolation boundaries.

AutoIT Evasion & Malware

Research and tooling for detecting AutoIT malware and emulating common evasion techniques.

OpenWebUI Community

Models, filters, and manifold pipes shared with the OpenWebUI community.

Knowledge base & resources

The broader collection.

Guides, cheat sheets, research, community references, and project write-ups accumulated over time.

From the start of my career I benefited from people who shared resources, cheat sheets, examples, and practical guides. This site is my attempt to keep that cycle going.