This blog’s a mix of what I love—cyber security, tech, design, drones, and whatever else grabs my attention. Sometimes it’s deep, sometimes it’s random, always real. I write about what matters to me, what I’m curious about, and what I feel like unpacking.
Passion, opinion, questions, chaos. It’s all here.

Apple didn’t invent the GUI. Neither did Microsoft. The company that did gave it away. A rewrite of my 2014 ethics paper on Xerox PARC, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, and why ideas are cheap but shipping isn’t.

As a network security grad student, I know the importance of digital privacy. Here are five budget-friendly tips to protect your data: use strong passwords, enable two-factor authentication, keep software updated, use a VPN, and be cautious with personal information. Stay cyber-safe with these easy strategies!

In cybersecurity, AI holds both promise and peril. Tools like ChatGPT offer convenience but also raise red flags. Requesting code to disable WiFi might yield a functional script capable of breaching security. This highlights the ethical tightrope cybersecurity professionals must walk, balancing innovation with integrity to safeguard digital landscapes from exploitation.

The Pandabuy breach in March 2024 exposed the personal information of over 1.3 million customers, highlighting the need for transparency and robust cybersecurity measures. Pandabuy’s initial silence eroded customer trust, underscoring the importance of clear communication in maintaining customer confidence in the digital age.

A dedicated macOS user, I rely on my MacBook Air despite owning a Microsoft Surface Book 2 and a Gaming PC. The challenge of limited app availability on M1 chips led me to find solutions that work on macOS with Windows backup. Studying Network Security, I explore C programming with GCC and Visual Studio Code.…

The University of Winnipeg – PACE, the Applied Windows Server Administration course equips students with advanced cybersecurity skills, PowerShell automation, and a deep understanding of Windows Server architecture. Here are 10 things I learned while taking this course.

While embarking on my 16-month journey through a network security diploma program, it became evident that classroom learning alone wouldn’t suffice. The realization struck: to truly excel in the world of network security, I needed to invest in my own networking lab.

One of the key things that I try and get across to people, is the importance of investing in a hardware wallet. Here is my rant on why…

My journey into the captivating world of crypto mining began with excitement and curiosity. I embarked on this adventure, and to my delight, within just two weeks, I received my very first payment!