REPOSITORY / 01In progress
Homelab
A deliberately private homelab ↗
Self-hosted services, bounded storage and a separate administration plane.
01 / WHOAMI
Cybersecurity student ↗
Understand the system.Question the boundary.
Exploring how networks, software and people fit together—and how to make those connections more secure.
INTERACTIVE SESSION / 001
$ whoami
Jasic / Cybersecurity student
$ status
Building. Learning. Breaking. Securing.
Type help to explore. Nothing here runs a shell.
NO SHELL ACCESSJUST A DIFFERENT WAY TO EXPLORE ↓
Offensive security Networking Cloud security Linux systems
02 / CAT /ETC/PROFILE
A practical kind
of curiosity.
My interests sit where offensive security meets practical engineering: Linux, networking, automation and the systems behind everyday services. This workstation collects the projects and notes from that learning process.
- USER
- Jasic
- BASED IN
- Scotland, UK
- APPROACH
- Build → inspect → test → document
03 / LS ~/PROJECTS
Systems in practice.
04 / SYSTEMCTL STATUS LEARNING
Connected disciplines.
Areas of study and practical exploration. No percentages. No claims of mastery.
SECMODULE 01
Offensive security
- Reconnaissance
- Enumeration
- Web security
- Security research
NETMODULE 02
Networking
- TCP/IP
- DNS
- Routing
- Network design
SYSMODULE 03
Systems
- Linux
- Docker
- Storage
- Service administration
CLDMODULE 04
Cloud
- Identity boundaries
- Reverse proxies
- HTTPS
- Cloud architecture
DEVMODULE 05
Automation
- Shell scripting
- Python
- TypeScript
- APIs
05 / MOUNT /DEV/HOMELAB
The lab is
part of the learning.
A place to explore service operation, network boundaries and recovery. This diagram explains the concepts; it does not expose the infrastructure.
Inside the homelab ↗Visitors Ordinary HTTPS
Public application boundary Only explicitly published services
SEPARATE ADMINISTRATION PLANE
Private administration Server management and internal services
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