After years of building software and writing technical documentation, I decided to create a blog to share my experience and help others on similar journeys. This article walks through how I set up my technical blog, aimed at those new to blogging or Hugo. Choosing the platform For me, it’s important to have as minimal a solution as possible. While building my own Markdown-to-HTML publishing script is an idea for the future, my immediate priority was to get the blog online quickly.| nexo blog
No matter which tech stack you use, automating your deployment process can save you time and headaches. Let's see how to use Github Actions to automate your frontend deployments to AWS S3.| iO tech_hub
We test our Rails app with rspec and capybara. For local testing, we use the capybara-screenshot plugin which “Automatically save screen shots when a Capybara scenario fails”, even when…| Bibliographic Wilderness
In just over a week, I’ll be speaking at Black Hat 2024 and DEF CON 32 along with my co-presenter, John Stawinski. We’re going to share our research on Self-Hosted GitHub Runner attacks…| Adnan Khan's Blog
What if there was a supply chain attack that could provide an attacker with direct access to core infrastructure within thousands of companies worldwide. What if that attack required no social engi…| Adnan Khan's Blog
GitHub Actions caching has some insecure design decisions that allow for some unique attacks. It’s considered working as intended, but there are many ways it can go wrong. Learn how I identif…| Adnan Khan's Blog
