Father of two beautiful children, motorcyclist and triathlete. Seasoned cyber security enthusiast since dial-up BBS (do you remember FidoNet and CyberNet?) and IRC eras.
My interests are offensive security, digital forensic, enterprise incident handling and SIEM management. I'm also an OpenBSD enthusiast and occasionally I contribute with the Metasploit project developing modules and porting public exploits for educational purposes only. During the last years, in my free time, I managed freely and free of charge many honeypot systems (ADB, DNS (a low bandwidth open resolver server to observe DNS amplification attacks automatically), SMB, SNMP, SSH, Telnet). Currently the data is no longer shared.
Out of the many side projects I've built over the years, one of the most widely used is snmpcheck, a tool to enumerate information via SNMP protocol. You can find it into the most secure Linux distros.
When I’m not spending time with my family or training for a triathlon, I enjoy using my free time to adapt or rewrite public exploits and proof-of-concept code in different programming languages for use in CTFs, labs or other contexts. I find it a stimulating way to understand how they work. I usually prefer to keep everything private, even though these vulnerabilities are already widely published and publicly available.