Orbit 03 / Selected work
●Reconnaissance, threat intelligence & SOC analysis
Cybersecurity is the newest orbit in my practice. I’m learning by tracing how systems expose themselves, fail, and get defended—always in safe, authorized environments.
Working principle / Observe carefully. Verify the evidence. Document what changes the risk.
A lab-based reconnaissance workflow for understanding exposed services, identifying what they are, and recording findings with useful context.
Practiced controlled discovery, service fingerprinting, and structured reporting in authorized environments.
Open-source research exercises that connect publicly available clues into a defensible picture of a digital footprint.
Explored passive collection methods, source validation, and how to separate signal from assumption.
Hands-on practice reading alerts, correlating log activity, and deciding what deserves escalation rather than noise.
Worked through incident-analysis scenarios, evidence collection, and concise investigation notes.
A controlled look at proxies, tunnels, and encrypted traffic—how routing decisions affect visibility, privacy, and operational risk.
Studied network pathing and authenticated proxy configuration in isolated lab exercises.
Practice notes
01Security practice is only meaningful when the scope is explicit and permission is real.
02The output of an investigation should be a clear next decision, not a dramatic terminal screenshot.
03I am deliberately building foundations in networking, Linux, and operational analysis before claiming expertise.
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