CloudTrail Investigator
What an AWS identity did, what it touched, and whether it tried to hide.
Enterprise networks by day. Moving into security.
I build security tools where every claim points to its record and every rate shows its denominator.
Each with tests, CI and a README that names its own limits.
What an AWS identity did, what it touched, and whether it tried to hide.
Payloads against a self-built chatbot on a local model, two defenses, a significance test.
Failed Windows logons followed by a success, from hypothesis to Python, SPL and real events from my own test VM.
A local password vault in Java. Title, username and password sealed together in one AES-256-GCM ciphertext.
Outside security: a product of my own.
German for “What should I cook?”
Say what you feel like eating and get a recipe that fits your diet: ingredients, steps and nutrition, generated by AI. Saved recipes and history stay on the device.
waskocheich.euGround truth is frozen before the first detection is written.
A rate without its count is a claim, not a result.
What a tool misses is documented next to what it finds.
Nothing from employers or customers. Ever.
By day, enterprise network operations. In between, a B.Sc. in Cybersecurity and the next project. Get things done.
Roles, projects or a question about one of the tools.