mothanna@blackspam ~ $ cat intro.txt
Mothanna Abu Judeh
IT Technician & cybersecurity M.Sc. student
I keep networks, cameras and servers running across remote sites, and I study how web applications break and how to defend them. This is where I write it down.
$ wc ~/posts
2 posts, 1.6k words, ~4 min average read, writing since 2020
Try help, ls posts, grep linux or theme dracula. Tab completes, arrows recall.
$ ls -l projects/
all projects-
2026
blackspam Jekyll theme/
The terminal-style theme this blog runs on, with an interactive shell on the home page and Arabic RTL support.
JekyllSCSSJavaScript
-
2026
Camera fleet health check/
A small script that checks every camera and recorder across remote sites and reports what's offline before anyone notices.
PythonICMPRTSP
-
2025
Homelab monitoring/
Metrics, logs and alerts for a small lab, using the same tools I'd trust at work.
DockerPrometheusGrafana
$ ls -t posts/ | head -4
all posts-
Chasing Ghosts: Unmasking a Phishing Gang in Jordan
How I tracked down an AI-powered phishing gang draining Jordanian wallets.
-
DeepSeek-R1: vulnerabilities and what they mean for security work
A look at the security weaknesses reported in DeepSeek-R1 — prompt injection, harmful-content generation, and what they imply for defenders.
$ whoami
I'm the person who gets called when the network at a remote site goes quiet, and the one who then writes down why it happened.
By day I support offices and field sites. By night I study cybersecurity, with a focus on web application security. Posts here sit somewhere between field notes and lab reports.
$ skills --list
$ git log --oneline
- 2025 M.Sc. CybersecurityIrbid National University
- 2020 IT technicianRoyal Society for the Conservation of Nature
- 2020 Started this blogblackspam.com
$ mail -s "hello" info@blackspam.com
Questions about a post, a project idea, or a bug in my code. All welcome.
Send a message