Welcome, and thanks for stopping by.
This blog is a space where I write about cybersecurity, technology, and the systems that shape how we communicate online. Alongside traditional security topics, I’m also using this blog as a way to explore decentralized platforms and the infrastructure behind them.
How This Blog Works
This site is powered by Whitebreeze, a static website generator designed for simplicity and transparency. The content itself sits on top of Whitewind, a blogging platform built on the AT Protocol.
Rather than relying on a centralized publishing system, posts are distributed through a decentralized social protocol. That design choice is intentional.
Why the AT Protocol and the Fediverse
As a cybersecurity professional, I’ve developed a strong interest in the Fediverse and decentralized systems in general. Identity, trust, moderation, data ownership, and resilience are all security-relevant problems—and decentralized protocols approach these challenges very differently than traditional platforms.
By running this blog on Whitewind and the AT Protocol, I’m exploring questions like:
- How decentralized identity works in practice
- What trust and moderation look like without a single authority
- Where new attack surfaces appear in federated systems
- How protocol design influences security and user control
This blog is both a publishing platform and a learning exercise.
What You’ll Find Here
Content here may include:
- Cybersecurity fundamentals and threat analysis
- Observations on decentralized protocols and platforms
- Security implications of federated and distributed systems
- Experiments, notes, and lessons learned along the way
The goal is to stay practical, technically grounded, and honest about what works—and what doesn’t.
Moving Forward
Cybersecurity and decentralization are both fast-moving spaces. This blog exists to document that exploration in public, one post at a time.
Thanks for reading, and welcome.
