This page is where I explain what santricyber actually is and why it exists.
Here’s a quick outline of what’s covered below:
- Why this blog exists
- Who it’s for
- The tools running behind it
1. Why This Blog Exists
I started this blog as a personal space to document what I learn about technology. The focus stays narrow on purpose: open source, mostly Linux and cyber security.
- Linux
Server setups, networking, everything built around the Linux ecosystem, I enjoy digging into all of it. Part of that comes from the open source culture around Linux itself, which keeps pulling me back in.
- Cyber Security
I’ve spent the past few years seriously studying penetration testing, with Red Team work as my main focus, understanding how attacks happen so I can test websites and networks properly. Alongside that, I’m currently studying Digital Forensics at the graduate level.
Disclaimer: The content on this blog is shared solely for personal documentation and educational purposes, for anyone interested in learning Linux and cybersecurity to the extent of my own knowledge. I do not condone or participate in any illegal activity. Any misuse of the information provided here is entirely the reader’s responsibility, and I accept no liability for actions taken based on this content.
2. Who This Blog Is For
Anyone learning Linux or Cyber Security, the two things I actually write about here.
3. Technology Behind This Blog
The stack that keeps this thing running:
- Hugo - static site generator
- Domainesia - domain registration
- Cloudflare - DNS and CDN
- GitHub - source code hosting
- Git - version control
- Netlify - build and deployment
- Sendinblue and Cloudflare - email
- VS Code - where I write everything
- Stack theme by Jimmy Cai
Nothing here needs replacing right now. The setup handles what I need for writing and running the blog, so I’m not planning any changes soon.
That’s it for this page. Thanks for reading.
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