Why CruSec?
CruSec was a project I kicked around in my head for a few months in mid-2017. I knew that information security was going to take...
Jaime Cruse
May 5, 2018
VLAN-ing Your Home Lab
If you ever plan on doing malware analysis, or any other activity where there is a good chance you’ll be in contact with something...
Jaime Cruse
May 5, 2018
Typosquatting - Why Missing Your Mark Can Be Costly
It’s happened to all of us - You’re on the web taking care of some banking, ignoring your friends’ birthdays on Facebook and catching up...
Jaime Cruse
Apr 25, 2018
Wardriving: Mobile Wireless Security Auditing
Wardriving is an activity that employs mobile hardware and reconnaissance software in a moving vehicle to search for and plot wireless...
Jaime Cruse
Apr 9, 2018
How To Set Up A Pi-hole
Pi-hole is a do-it-yourself home adblocker that can run on basic hardware, such as a Raspberry Pi. This article will discuss the install...
Jaime Cruse
Mar 25, 2018
Linux Fundamentals Part 2 - The Basics
To be entirely transparent, prior to beginning the technical portion of this series, I am using Debian-based distros and therefore much...
Jaime Cruse
Mar 19, 2018
Linux Fundamentals Part 1 – An Introduction
I can only speak for myself personally, but I found diving into Linux to be a truly excellent learning experience and was a fundamental...
Jaime Cruse
Mar 12, 2018
Leveraging Laverna For Secure Information Gathering
Laverna is an open source simple-yet-rich solution that allows for note-taking with security and privacy in mind. I’ll be discussing...
Jaime Cruse
Jan 28, 2018
Advanced Malware Removal on Windows Devices
As a disclaimer to this article, the best method of response to any malware incident is simply to wipe and reload the machine in...
Jaime Cruse
Jan 20, 2018
A Look Into The Meltdown and Spectre Vulnerabilities
What are they, and what’s the difference? Meltdown and Spectre refer to computer processor vulnerabilities that the US Computer Emergency...
Jaime Cruse
Jan 7, 2018
