> whoami
Anthony DiMayo
Cybersecurity student • Homelab tinkerer • Field tech
Cybersecurity student with a B.S. in Business & Technology from Stevens Institute of Technology (concentrations in CS and Economics), currently pursuing a Master's in Cybersecurity at WGU. I'm constantly trying to learn threat detection, networking, digital forensics, scripting, etc. and I run a personal homelab to try and put those skills into practice.
> now · updated May 2026
What I'm working on
A rolling snapshot of current focus — updated regularly.
- Drafting a post on defending against and detecting DLL Search Order Hijacking
- Working through TryHackMe SOC level 1 path and SOC Simulator
- Preparing for my next certification (eyeing the CCNA)
- Getting deeper into Linux, Bash, and Python to start building my own security tools and scripts
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Selected work
A few projects that show how I think about security, automation, and Linux.
Home-Lab-Setup
MarkdownDocumentation and configuration for the full homelab — Proxmox host, Active Directory domain, Wazuh SIEM, Velociraptor DFIR, pfSense, and a FlareVM malware analysis box.
DLL-Hijacking
MixedNotes and lab exercises exploring DLL search-order hijacking on Windows.
Linux-Host_Enumeration
BashBash script that fingerprints a Linux host — users, SUID binaries, network state, services, and common post-exploitation surfaces.
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Recent writing
Short notes on detection, the lab, and whatever I happened to break this week.
> homelab
The lab is the classroom
A Dell PowerEdge R720 running Proxmox hosts an Active Directory domain, Wazuh SIEM, Velociraptor DFIR, pfSense, and a FlareVM malware analysis box.