Combing the desert for artifacts. DFIR & eDiscovery. Named after a Spaceballs bit.
DFIR & eDiscovery. Forensic image acquisition, evidence processing, and automation workflows. Making sure data gets from raw disk to actionable output without losing integrity along the way.
Spending a lot of time building automation pipelines for forensic processing — scripting the repetitive stuff, reducing manual touchpoints. Also running a homelab that’s probably overkill, and maintaining a Spaceballs rewatch count that is not up for discussion.
The domain name is a Spaceballs reference. That should tell you everything you need to know about the vibe here.
Forensic image acquisition, evidence processing, Splunk-driven triage, and eDiscovery workflows. Making sure data goes from raw disk to actionable output without losing chain of custody along the way.
Building automation workflows for forensic processing — scripting the repetitive stuff, reducing manual touchpoints, and chipping away at production readiness. The pipeline is close. The pipeline is always close.
A rack that's probably overkill for one person. Full network stack, virtualized servers, Docker containers, a SIEM, and a mesh VPN. Part learning environment, part cyber range, part "I needed more blinky lights."
Hardware teardowns. 3D printing projects. Drones. An unreasonable number of Spaceballs rewatches. The kind of brain that treats hobbies like engineering problems — because apparently that mode doesn't have an off switch.
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