Skills

Current Skills

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

What I’m learning for Red Teaming

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)

My Lab

I use OpenSUSE Tumbleweed as my proper OS to work and probably I’ll use it forever. I store my VMs with QEMU/KVM, I play some videogames on steam withnlocal 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 OpenSUSE is because one single true purpose and it is because of the a merged between Debian (love to true software, stability and researches over money and commercial lack-of-purpose software) and Arch (Do-it-yourself approach where I can learn a lot). Both distros are my favs of all time, but now OpenSUSE is now added to the list :) Also because I like control and privacy.