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kedislav/README.md

People call me Ked. Nice to meet you! ( ´ ω ` )ノ゙

I'm a hacker and a computer engineer (this just means I whisper to computers so they do my bidding). I specialize in social engineering, but I do all forms of pentesting too. In my free time I tinker, code and break stuff.

  • 🌱 Very learning oriented. I speak both english and spanish!
  • 🏗️ Looking into CRTP next.
  • ⚡ Focusing on polishing my C skills, as well as my Bash and Python scripting to do my own tooling.
  • 🗺️ Find me everywhere as @kedislav or @ked.

My BlogMy Public KeyHow to Ask Questions

Ked's TryHackMe Profile The Glider, a known hacker emblem. Ked's Hack The Box Profile

> ./certs_tooling_more

.:: certs

eJPT

.:: stack

C Python Go Java Rust Shell Script

.:: tools

Linux Git Neovim Visual Studio Code Arduino Docker SQLite MySQL Postgres

> ./reach_me

Should you try and contact/email me, please try to encrypt it using my public key above. It is ed25519/0x3129169D1F30057E, and its fingerprint is 0E29 C9BD 2511 75B7 F2D3 27FB 3129 169D 1F30 057E. My email address is kedislav <at> proton <dot> me. "But why should I do this?" you might ask; it not only ensures that me and only me reads your message, but also sizeof(cat) could not have said it better:

"Every bit of encrypted traffic increases the encrypted background noise and thus makes it harder to distinguish between important and unimportant traffic." - sizeof(cat)

You can also get my key from the OpenPGP keyserver by running this command on your terminal (assuming you have gpg installed):

gpg --keyserver hkps://keys.openpgp.org --recv-key 0E29C9BD251175B7F2D327FB3129169D1F30057E

:: other socials

Ked's Mastodon Profile Ked's LinkedIn Profile


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