Just a wholesome memory

Raymond James CTF (2019)

Two student teams from Purdue competed against 11 other teams in the 2019 “Capture the Flag” (CTF) Information Security Competition hosted by Raymond James Wealth Management, headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida.

https://polytechnic.purdue.edu/newsroom/capture-flag-competition-promotes-need-for-cybersecurity-professionals

I miss in-person events! Online events are fun, but there's something about hanging around people sharing memories together that makes it special. CircleCityCon will not be in person in 2021, but we expect to be back in person in 2022 - with virtual components too.

I know that DEFCON will be half in person and half online this year... and I do not plan on going. There's a lot of reasons for that, all of them leading to: that's not a responsible decision for me. That stinks! I hope to see more friends at the next event!

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2023 Resolutions

Welcome to my New Year's Resolutions! I feel a little vulnerable sharing my goals publicly and auditing if I failed or succeeded over the year. My 2023 Resolutions 1) HACK THE PLANET! 2) Upload to WiGLE every month 3) Post to the blog at least once a month 4) Continue to follow and maintain my vision board. Don't judge me! I thought they were cheesy and weird, but it's been so effective. I made a blog post about it already, but just as a refresher my current board is below. A vision board is almost a resolution list in of itself. These are all the things I want to achieve in the near future. 5) Pass the HAM radio exam 6) Continue in content creation and make articles or a podcast Let's go over what my resolutions where last year: My 2022 Resolutions 1) Make it to 500,000 unique wifi networks I made it in November! I achieved this goal and obtained the gold WiGLE badge. 2) Upload to WiGLE every month I made this most months, but not every month. I will try again! 3) W

CactusCon 2023 - Surveillance in your Pocket

CactusCon Track 1 Day 2 Go to 1:10:30 to the start of the talk.

#WardrivingWednesday

I've attempted, with mixed results, to establish a hashtag on Mastodon on Wednesdays for wardriving. Why? Because I feel like it. There are so many awesome people in the wardriving space that could probably do it better, but I'm going to do it instead. I cannot recall where I heard this general rule of thumb, but I believe it was Dragorn who said " For every adapter you can go about 10mph ". I wonder how true that is, and I wonder more how I would begin to test that theory. This is something I'd like to figure out, and will likely need some assistance. I also plan on remaking my rigs with raspberry pi alternatives. Right now there is a lot of drama surrounding raspberry pi, but I'm doing it just because of the cost and supply issues. There are many alternatives now, and I'm sure they'll make a few rigs. I'll keep the updates posted under the hashtag on Wednesday. If you're interested in wardriving you should join the RF Sanctuary Discord.

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