A few days ago, NodeSpace offered this interesting challenge on Twitter: So here I am, putting my money where my mouth is and taking this challenge. I’m not even an hour in and the results are… interesting. A little surprising, but definitely interesting. Going all in on IPv6 For this challenge, I setup a separate […]
A week on the IPv6-only Internet (Part 1) Read More »
Hey IPv6 nerds: this blog post is a simplification of SLAAC, RA, NDP, and EUI-64 to help the IPv6 learners and IPv6 deniers begin to understand IPv6. Don’t get all smart-assy because it turns people away from learning. Remember, this was once a new and strange concept to you too! Plus, the more people we
IPv6 simplified – why a /64 is the minimum Read More »
Earlier I posted a very hot take on ethics and infosec. I enjoy debates on ethics because it really applies critical thinking skills. Here’s my hot take on it: Ethics are 100% off the table when conducting a pentest. I was met with a rebuttal about if an employee sues because of it. Here’s my
Why infosec is broken and why we keep beating a dead horse Read More »
This site has always been about experiments. I’m taking things a little bit further by doing a really radical experiment. Just like my main blog (which contents have been imported into this one), this blog is hosted on a VM on a Proxmox hypervisor in my colo. Only this server is a bit different. While
The IPv6 Experiment Read More »
