Writing with my AI co-pilot: how I run a security blog with Hermes, and why disclosure beats co-authorship
How I run this security blog with a local AI co-pilot, and why disclosure beats co-authorship.
How I run this security blog with a local AI co-pilot, and why disclosure beats co-authorship.
The reconnaissance, exploitation, and reporting layers of professional penetration testing.
The hands-on implementation of security controls, access management, and operational resilience.
The policy, identity, and governance layers that define the security posture of a modern enterprise.
Building a secure, performant, and automated web stack using Hugo, Nginx, and CrowdSec.
The foundational security principles: Risk, Incident Response, and Access Control.
I secured the web stack with CrowdSec, an open-source, collaborative Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)1. The integration with the existing Docker stack is tight: CrowdSec monitors the proxy logs in real time and blocks malicious traffic before it reaches the applications. Here’s an overview of my updated architecture and how the pieces fit together. My Website Architecture The site is built with Hugo, a fast static site generator. For performance and security, docker-compose splits the stack into distinct layers: ...