Projects
Each write-up follows the same shape — the problem, what I actually did, the stack, and the result. The interesting part is usually the thing that went wrong in the middle.
Self-directed learning project
A single-node Kubernetes cluster on EC2 running a public Flask app over Traefik and Cloudflare — with the API server closed to the internet and reachable only over a Tailscale mesh.
MICROS training center
A 15-seat teaching lab where every station is both attacker and defender — Kali on bare metal hosting an Ubuntu Suricata sensor, rolled out entirely by script over SSH.
My own infrastructure · ~40 clients
A read-only audit of a diskless game-club network I own, written up as a versioned report with a prioritized vulnerability table and a remediation plan for skeptical staff.
This was an owner-authorized audit of infrastructure I own myself, read-only throughout: port scanning, banner grabbing, and share/service enumeration only — no exploitation, and no changes to the live boot images.
Micros · production domain
Mass-enabling remote management across a domain — including the machines you cannot reach remotely yet — plus a WSUS patch pipeline on SSL covering roughly 150 machines.
Personal hardware project
A full firmware-to-client control link: a custom BLE GATT service on an ESP32 driving two servos, and an asyncio Python client that reconnects on its own.
Micros · internal tooling
A one-command Python tool that rebuilds a previously hand-maintained company spreadsheet straight from Active Directory over LDAP.
Micros · unsupported customization
Roughly 41,000 lines of Java resource files translated into Russian by hand, keeping placeholders, embedded HTML, and unicode escapes intact and loadable.
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