Upgrading reverse shells
2020-06-01
Once you've got a reverse shell, there are a number of things you can do to make it nicer to work with. I go through those and at the end, automate the annoying bit with zsh.
Current Word Completion
2020-05-26
ZSH's tab completion is excellent, although limited to completing based on your command. With this, I can also make completions based on my current word.
My Email Setup using Mutt and Vim
2020-05-04
I describe my email setup. It mainly consists of Mutt and Vim although there are various supporting tools as well
3 Simple Steps to Improve Your Freelance Business's Security
2020-04-09
All too often, security advice is aimed at large companies who can afford to spend hundreds or thousands of pounds on security procedures. In this blog, I will try and lay out some advice for freelancers and small businesses can follow, without breaking the bank.
Making Firefox the browser to rule them all
2020-04-04
So much of what we do these days is in a browser, so I thought it would be worth while taking some time to optimize / customize by browser
Terminal tools that make my life easier
2020-03-20
I spend a lot of time on the command line, and honestly believe that I am more productive because of that. Here are some of the tools that help me out on a day to day basis.
Using Mutt with Exchange
2020-03-10
Like many organisations, the company I work at uses an Exchange server for email and calendar. My preferred email client is NeoMutt. I use Davmail to make these two work together.
The switch to ZSH
2020-02-29
ZSH is great shell but in this blog I explain some of the annoyances I've had with it, as well as some of the benefits.
Fuzzy Search Hashcat Modes
2020-02-24
Hashcat is an amazing tool for cracking hashes but the syntax leaves a bit to be desired. This article explains one way to improve the experience of selecting modes by overriding ZSH's built in tab-completion using FZF.