Cybersecurity • Infrastructure • Practical IT
I’m Daniel Miller, a cybersecurity graduate and CompTIA Network+ certified IT specialist. I build security-focused projects, manage a hands-on homelab, and solve problems involving Windows, Linux, networking, hardware, and virtualization.
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Featured Work
These projects document how I learn: build the environment, test it, troubleshoot it, and explain what the work demonstrates.
An enterprise-style learning environment built around virtualization, Windows and Linux systems, network services, storage, monitoring, and security experimentation.
Explore the projectA cross-platform collection of educational security tools, including multithreaded host discovery, password generation and evaluation, and password-hashing demonstrations.
Explore the projectA reusable Obsidian workflow for CTFs and authorized penetration tests, combining repeatable checklists, tool references, organized findings, and Bash-powered box setup.
Explore the projectHow I Work
My cybersecurity education shapes how I approach everyday technical problems. Performance, reliability, and security are connected, so I look beyond the immediate symptom to understand the system behind it.
I use the same process whether I am troubleshooting a Windows computer, configuring a server, or working through a security lab: identify the problem, test assumptions, document the evidence, and explain the solution clearly.
More about my backgroundWindows, Linux, troubleshooting, and endpoint configuration
Networking, virtualization, servers, storage, and services
System hardening, monitoring, threat awareness, and testing
Python and Bash tools that make technical work repeatable
Technical Services
Systematic hardware and software troubleshooting without guesswork.
Purpose-built systems selected, assembled, tuned, and tested.
Security-focused configuration that improves protection and performance.
Preventive care that supports cooling, reliability, and hardware life.
Let’s Connect
I’m always interested in discussing cybersecurity, IT, homelab projects, and practical ways to improve a system.