Introduction
Welcome. This blog serves as a repository for my research, analysis methodologies, and observations from the field of network threat hunting.
Security is a discipline where continuous learning is not optional—it’s survival. By documenting my investigations and the reasoning behind my approaches, I aim to contribute to the broader community while refining my own understanding of an ever-evolving threat landscape.
Topics of Focus
The content here will span several interconnected areas:
- Network Traffic Analysis — Dissecting packet captures, interpreting flow data, and identifying behavioral anomalies that may indicate compromise
- Zeek Analysis and Scripting — Leveraging Zeek for deep network visibility and writing custom scripts for threat detection
- Malware Behavior Analysis — Examining how malicious software communicates, persists, and evades detection
- Threat Intelligence Integration — Applying structured intelligence to inform hunting hypotheses and detection priorities
- Adversary Tradecraft — Mapping observed behaviors to established frameworks and understanding the operational patterns of threat actors
A Note on Accuracy
I approach this work with rigor, but I am not infallible. Security research involves interpretation, and interpretations can be wrong. If you encounter something in these posts that appears incorrect, incomplete, or could benefit from a different perspective, I genuinely want to hear from you.
Constructive feedback strengthens the work and helps the community. Please do not hesitate to reach out through the contact page with corrections, alternative viewpoints, or topics you believe warrant deeper examination.
Looking Ahead
New research will be published as investigations conclude and findings are ready to share. Each post will prioritize practical, actionable content—techniques and methodologies you can adapt to your own environment.
Thank you for reading. I look forward to the conversations this work may generate.