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OSSCON CTF
Third place overall, tied with second. A team experience spanning network analysis, cryptography, Linux fundamentals, and physical security.
Read the entry : OSSCON CTFMy documented competitions, technical work, and certification, ordered by publication date. Follow the climb through each original entry.
BASE CAMP / 2025
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CHECKPOINT 01 12
Third place overall, tied with second. A team experience spanning network analysis, cryptography, Linux fundamentals, and physical security.
Read the entry : OSSCON CTFCHECKPOINT 02 12
Four days of Debian and Windows challenges, network forensics, and hidden artifacts. Finished fourth.
Read the entry : SWIFT SCARE CTFCHECKPOINT 03 12
Practiced attack and defense together, maintaining and recovering services across a mixed Linux and Windows environment on AWS.
Read the entry : King of the HillCHECKPOINT 04 12
Second place in the CTF at Coastline College's CyberAI Research Symposium, working across forensics, cryptography, OSINT, and reverse engineering.
Read the entry : Coastline × Hack The BoxCHECKPOINT 05 12
Defended five Linux and Windows machines with my team while balancing service uptime, system hardening, and written business tasks.
Read the entry : Red vs. BlueCHECKPOINT 06 12
First place among around 50 participants, completing roughly 80–90% of the challenges across multiple security disciplines.
Read the entry : Tech Symposium CTFCHECKPOINT 07 12
Supported SSH service administration and challenge-solving with Cal Poly Pomona's SWIFT team.
Read the entry : NCAE Cyber GamesCHECKPOINT 08 12
Contributed more than 20 hours to a two-week assessment and client-facing report. Our team finished in the Top 5.
Read the entry : MISSA ITC assessmentCHECKPOINT 09 12
Passed Network+, connecting practical experience with routing, switching, subnetting, troubleshooting, and network security foundations.
Read the entry : CompTIA Network+CHECKPOINT 10 12
Building an isolated five-machine homelab with OPNsense, Debian, Windows, and Kali Linux.
Read the entry : Five Machines and a Network of My OwnCHECKPOINT 11 12
Why I built Ashborne, a self-hosted command center for authorized adversary-emulation labs.
Read the entry : Ashborne: Building My Own Command CenterCHECKPOINT 12 12
Reflections on passing the Red Team Operator exam and learning the difference between access and operational discipline.
Read the entry : Red Team Operator: The Objective Was Only Half the BattleTHE ROUTE GOES ON
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