Projects
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2025
An Agentic Workflow for YARA-L: Automatic Rule Generation with Gemini CLI and Chronicle
2147 words·11 mins
Projects
AI
Development
Infrastructure
LLM
This is a small framework I put together to generate YARA-L detection rules with an LLM in a self-correcting feedback loop. It aims at automating Detection Engineering for Google SecOps (Chronicle)
Architecture overview: Designing a Self-Managing Linux Fleet
1499 words·8 mins
Projects
Development
Infrastructure
Network
Architecture
I needed an All-Terrain Linux fleet that could take care of itself: configure, monitor, patch, and protect itself across any environment. This post covers the architecture I designed to make that happen.
Agentic Sysadmin. No Playbooks, No YAML
1343 words·7 mins
Projects
AI
Development
Infrastructure
LLM
This post shows the minimal proof of concept SSH tool I built for Opencode AI, and how it could be used to “talk to” remote machines.
Firewall Inception: My pfSense Lab with Proxmox, Cloudflared, and Tailscale
2653 words·13 mins
Projects
AI
Development
Infrastructure
Cloud
Programming
A simple pfSense ACL project turned into a homelab adventure: Proxmox networking, Cloudflared proxying, and Tailscale inception for remote access.
Building a Remote SDR “Observatory” with Proxmox and Tailscale
799 words·4 mins
Sdr
Rf
Linux
Aerospace
Radio
HomeLab
Projects
I turned an RTL-SDR dongle in my homelab into a full-time, remote-access RF observatory. This guide covers setting up a Proxmox VM as an SDR server with rtl_tcp, securing it over Tailscale, and streaming signals to GQRX from anywhere in the world.
Who's monitoring my monitoring Infrastructure? Desigining for observability with Grafana stack
1922 words·10 mins
Projects
Network
Development
Cloud
Infrastructure
Cybersecurity
In this post, I go through the design process of setting up a monitoring stack with Grafana and Prometheus, along with a couple of Prometheus custom node exportes, inside a Tailscale network, to monitor a SIEM collection infrastructure stack.
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Argandov/Engineering-Patterns Monorepo for a collection of infrastructure & automation patterns for different purposes. Python 1 0
Logs as Code: Building Iris
1297 words·7 mins
Projects
Cloud
Security
A weekend project turned into Project Iris - A serverless ETL pipeline that bridges the gap between modern vulnerability management and SIEM platforms. This first post dives into the first decisions, challenges, and lessons learned in building a cost-effective, secure, and scalable solution using Google Cloud Platform.
Red Team Phishing infrastructure + payload setup
2577 words·13 mins
AWS
Projects
Blue
Development
HomeLab
Infrastructure
Pentesting
Red
Team
Cybersecurity
Buildout of an OSPEC prepared Phishing infrastructure as well as FUD decoys and payloads.
Termbot Use Cases
595 words·3 mins
AI
LLM
Development
Projects
Reference
Useful ways to leverage Termbot as a Linux CLI LLM tool. From piping/redirecting stdout to reading text from local files, it allows for several combinations of “data chaining”
2024
CSPM Pt 1 Deepfence Threatmapper Installation & Tests
267 words·2 mins
Projects
AWS
Cloud
HomeLab
Infrastructure
Networking
Cybersecurity
I’m installing and testing Deepfence’s Threatmapper for the first time, an Open Source Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) - To test it against some use cases and understand it a bit better.
About Weaver
339 words·2 mins
Projects
Development
AI
LLM
Weaver is a tool I made for extracting saved acticles from pocket , with a specific tag, and summarize them with OpenAI GPT-4. This way I can save blog posts, documentation, etc. And periodically use Weaver to extract summaries of all of them at once.
Termbot
360 words·2 mins
Projects
AI
Development
LLM
Termbot is a command-line interface tool for conveniently interacting with OpenAI’s GPT-X or Groq’s natural language processing system, directly from your terminal. It allows the user to use standard ChatGPT-like question/answer functionality, with added flexibility such as interacting with local file contents, sending large data from STDIN, using custom local instructions, and more.