Seccult·Jun 20The Book Of Kali: Foundational Wireless AttacksNote about this medium article: This was originally written as a .pdf document, and when I converted the source file to this medium article…A response icon1A response icon1
InWriters AlleybyJemma Shelton·Jun 17What it’s like to find yourself back in a classroom 14 years laterI’d be lying if I said the nerves weren’t high as I caught the tram into the city to RMIT for the first day of the Cert IV in Professional…
InWriters AlleybyEliza Alvarenga·Jun 17Expectations about university that are totally wrongExpectations about university that are totally wrong
Tyler Leroux·Apr 19Inference to the Best Explanation: Powerful — But IncompleteMost of what we believe isn’t proven.
Tyler Leroux·Apr 18From Sire’s Questions to the Worldview Evaluation Protocol (WEP): A Structured Extension for…How do you actually determine which worldview is true?
Tyler Leroux·Apr 17Why Is It So Hard to Determine Which Religion Is True? (And What Most Approaches Miss)People have been asking this question for centuries:
Tyler Leroux·Apr 16A Structured Extension of the Classical Four-Test Method: Comparing Approaches to Evaluating…From the Three Criteria Model to the Four-Test Method — and Toward a System-Level Approach
Youssef Mohammed·Mar 23Why We Still Talk About WEP: 5 Surprising Lessons from Wi-Fi’s Original SinIntroduction: The Ghost in the Machine
InMeetCyberbyMoez Ben-Azzouz·Feb 11Cracking WEP Encryption: Wireless Network Analysis with Wireshark and Aircrack-ngIntroduction
InsBug·Jul 10, 2025WEP and the Fallacy of Security by Design: Lessons from a Broken Wireless StandardA deep dive into the flawed design of WEP, the original Wi-Fi encryption protocol, and what it teaches us about security, design tradeoffs.
