+- My name is Artem and my true passion lies in computer technology more specifically computer security. My journey into technology started at age 13 when I got my first computer in 1996, igniting a lifelong fascination. Since then, I’ve immersed myself in the field of InfoSec, building a substantial collection of personal journals, notes, and tutorials. These resources have helped me deepen my understanding and serve as a valuable reference for my learning.

+- I believe learning is most effective when it’s hands-on. As Xunzi (Xun Kuang) a Confucian philosopher said “I hear and I forget, I see and I remember, I do and I understand.” or a quote our current InfoSec community likes to use,
“Don’t learn to hack, hack to learn”.

+- This blog is my way of better organizing my thoughts, sharing knowledge, connecting with others in the community, and so I myself can use this information as well as future reference. It’s also a chance to give back by contributing what I’ve learned so if one person can benefit from any one of my posts I could say it was worthwhile. If you’d like to reach out for comments, mistakes in my posts, or any constructive criticism feel free to e-mail me. Since web scrapers and crawlers are hard at work 24/7 I couldn't present my e-mail in plaintext, base64.b64decode(ZW9mMDEwMEBoYWNrZXJzYXJldXMuY29t), of course you will have to do a bit of binary-to-text decoding.