Skills

Current Skills

• Basic Bash Concepts (Shell and Scripting)
• Intermediate Python (Mainly for exploiting)
• Intermediate C/C++ (Mainly for vulnerabilities)
• Intermediate JavaScript (Mainly for server deploys for testing)
• Backend Development
• Basic Async Programming
• Basic Clouding concepts (IaaS, SaaS, PaaS)
• Networking concepts (OSI Model, Topology’s Networks…)

Current Goals

• To learn Rust, Go and Perl as my mainly languages to exploit vulnerabiltiies
• To be certified in any of these (CEH, OSCP, OSCE (this one after OSCP), eJPT, eWPT, eCCPTv2 and LPT) for now.
• To increase my record list in the CVE (Common vulnerabilities and Exposures).
• To learn more about malwares and which vulnerabilities they use.
• To work as a pentester for fun :)

Current Topics for Red Team

• Networking Concepts (IPv4, IPv6, Subnetting…)
• Recognisance (Nmap scanning, local ARP and ICMP nets, fuzzing, files enumeration…)
• Docker Deployment (Port forwarding, Docker containers…)
• Service Enumeration (FTP, HTTP, HTTPS, SMB, WordExpress…)
• Exploitation (Reverse, bind and forward shells, payloads, BurpSuite…)
• OSINT skills
• OWASP and Web Vulnerabilities (SQL, XXE, SSTI, CSTI, LDAP, NoSQL and LaTeX injections…)
• Privilage Escalation (Kernel exploitation, Docker breakout…)
• Buffer Overflows (EIP Registers, Shellcode…)
• Forward and Reverse Engineering (IDA Pro, Ghindra…)
• Social Engineering (SET…)
• Pivoting (Proxychains, SSH Tunnels…)
• Extra Tools (Metasploit, SQLMap)

Current topics for DSA

• Big O Notation
• Sorting Algorithms
• Searching Algorithms
• Lists, Arrays, Queues, Stacks..
• Soon…!

My Lab

I use Arch Linux and Debian GNU/Linux 12 as my proper OSs to work and probably I’ll use them forever. I used to have Windows 10 and 11 but not anymore. I store my VMs with QEMU/KVM, I play some videogames on steam and local .deb packages and flatpak packages, I code and develop programs and packages as well (and still learning), I do my researches as well and I use it as whatever I want. The single reason why I chose Debian is because one single true purpose and it is because of the love to true software and researches over money and commercial lack-of-purpose software. Also. the single reason why I chose Arch is because I like some sort of control but, I’m self-taught, I like to read documentation and I like to build great and inimaginable things from scratch, in this case, my Arch boot (Yea I installed it from zero). Also because I like control and privacy. Yea, I have to setup things in my /etc/apt/sources.list and /etc/pacman.conf files but I mean, that’s because I want to. I feel that’s a true energy from my deep purpose/eternity path.

Peace coding fellas :)