Thank you for stopping by. This space is just a simple place where I share things I have learned, the problems I have run into, and the ideas that keep me curious as I work in security and tech. Nothing fancy, just honest notes and observations as I continue growing in this field.
I hope something here helps you, gives you a new perspective, or sparks an idea of your own. I am glad you are here.
The Doomscroll Project
Doomscroll is something I created to give investigators and curious learners a place to practice real traffic analysis without needing access to production systems or sensitive data. It is meant to feel grounded and approachable, not overwhelming or overly technical. The goal is to offer a realistic environment where you can work through logs, explore behavior, and build an instinct for what normal activity looks like and what stands out as suspicious.
The project comes with its own mixed traffic and provides a full day of activity so you can dig in and start forming your own conclusions. Nothing is pointed out ahead of time. You get the raw data and the freedom to investigate, ask questions, and discover patterns on your own terms. My hope is that this gives people a way to grow their threat hunting and detection analysis skills in a setting that feels safe, supportive, and honest.
If this project helps you learn something new or sharpen a skill you already have, then it has done its job. If you run into any issues or want to share feedback, I am always open to hearing from you and happy to help where I can.
Check out the project here.
