root@slatterysec:~$ whoami
 ____  _       _   _                   _____
/ ___|| | __ _| |_| |_ ___ _ __ _   _/ ____|  ___  ___
\___ \| |/ _` | __| __/ _ \ '__| | | \___ \ / _ \/ __|
 ___) | | (_| | |_| ||  __/ |  | |_| |___) |  __/ (__
|____/|_|\__,_|\__|\__\___|_|   \__, |____/ \___|\___|
                                 |___/

// cybersecurity researcher · graduate student · honeypot operator

Greetings Programs. This site documents my work in digital forensics, incident response, and threat intelligence. I run honeypots, write about what attacks me, and post notes from the field.

root@slatterysec:~$ cat about.txt

// identity

Bachelor's in Cyber Operations with an emphasis in Digital Forensics from University of Arizona. Graduate student for Digital Forensic Science at Champlain College. I focus on memory forensics, network forensics, and Windows artifact analysis. When I'm not doing coursework, I'm watching my honeypots get hammered.

// current focus

Running Cowrie SSH and web honeypots, analyzing attack patterns, and publishing findings here.

// tools & skills

WiresharkVolatilityMemProcFS KAPEEZToolsSplunk CowriePythonBash VirusTotal APIMITRE ATT&CKx86-64 ASM
root@slatterysec:~$ ls -lt blog/
root@slatterysec:~$ ls -lt reports/
root@slatterysec:~$ cat contact.txt
// I watch honeypots for fun. I am not a pen tester.