Logbook · Felipe Romero Aguirre
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This space documents my projects and practices in architecture, networking, and cybersecurity. More importantly, it leaves a footprint of the reasoning behind every decision, victory, or setback I've experienced in the process.
These aren't reports: they are technical explanations written in a way that anyone can read them and understand my projects.
Cornerstone of my homelab
How starting to study cybersecurity made me notice the possible entry points into my home network, which led me to build a complete closed LAN with an old router and to understand enterprise infrastructure through my own network.
- Architecture · Homelab
Low-cost video surveillance
As is usual in my projects, I often look to recycle old technology or use the lowest budget possible. My home's security is no exception.
- Architecture · Homelab
Can you sell this?
How a notebook meant to be discarded and with no purpose found a new home and is now the one in charge of keeping all my services out of the cloud and keeping my home secure.
Logbook
Findings told in first person: what I tried, what worked, what surprised me.
Architecture
Infrastructure designs explained from the threat model, with diagrams.
Column
Grounded opinion on the way we use technology.
Field notes
Short posts: a problem, its cause and how I solved it.
Everything published here was done on my own equipment or with explicit authorization. IP addresses, hostnames and personal data are anonymized before publishing.