Yesterday, we talked about indexing and qgrep. Today let’s take a quick look at how much quicker searching with an index is. When I used

In my SANS SEC 497 practical OSEC course, one of the topics we cover is dealing with large data sets, particularly focusing on indexing. An

My next irrelevant weekend blog post! This time, we’re ranking the best helmets in team history for the AFC North football teams.

My first irrelevant weekend blog post! This time, we’re ranking the best helmets in team history for the AFC East football teams.

Recently, I hosted some houseguests for the holiday season, and it turned out that a few of them were big fans of the original Star

Super short blog post today! Later on this morning (for me at least) I’ll be giving a webinar called “Twenty New Labs, Infinite Possibilities: The

It started when my friend David texted me asking if I’d tried Cursor, a new AI-powered code editor. I hadn’t, but after he mentioned it

Anyone who’s taken a SANS SEC504 or now SEC587 class with me knows I love password cracking. But here’s the thing about password cracking –

For years, Archive.org has been one of the most valuable sites on the Internet, not only for OSINT research but also for various other tasks.

Anyone who has ever taken an OSINT course with me has heard me say, “Metadata is in play far more often than people think.” To

I’ve already mentioned the Fabric framework, which attempts to minimize the friction between AI and users in several blog posts. I still plan on doing