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# Muhammed Abdulakeem Akinpelumi

@muhakeem · Joined September 2022

Front-End Developer | Technical Writer| WordPress Expert

### [Writing a Basic Maintenance Script in Python: Automating a Check Nobody Wants to Do Manually](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/writing-a-basic-maintenance-script-in-python-automating-a-check-nobody-wants-to-do-manually?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Some of the most useful scripts in system administration aren't clever or complex, they're just the thing nobody wants to check manually, every day, forever. Disk space is a perfect example: running o

6 min read · [muhakeem.hashnode.dev](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/writing-a-basic-maintenance-script-in-python-automating-a-check-nobody-wants-to-do-manually?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[4h ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/writing-a-basic-maintenance-script-in-python-automating-a-check-nobody-wants-to-do-manually/6af4d5464540c7f08ae2bfd0)

### [Four Attacks, One Tool: Reading the Story Packets Tell](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/four-attacks-one-tool-reading-the-story-packets-tell?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

A packet capture is just a recording, raw traffic, frozen in time, with no built-in explanation of what any of it means. This lab worked through four completely different network attack patterns, cred

8 min read · [muhakeem.hashnode.dev](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/four-attacks-one-tool-reading-the-story-packets-tell?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[3d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/four-attacks-one-tool-reading-the-story-packets-tell/6af04d87354245b83e1da40b)

### [Finding an Attacker in a Snapshot of Memory: RAM Forensics with Redline and Volatility](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/finding-an-attacker-in-a-snapshot-of-memory-ram-forensics-with-redline-and-volatility?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Every disk-based forensic technique I'd worked through earlier in this series shared one limitation: a disk image only shows what was written to storage. A sophisticated attack often doesn't look like

9 min read · [muhakeem.hashnode.dev](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/finding-an-attacker-in-a-snapshot-of-memory-ram-forensics-with-redline-and-volatility?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[4d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/finding-an-attacker-in-a-snapshot-of-memory-ram-forensics-with-redline-and-volatility/6aef90ccdff734e975acfa21)

### [Recovering a Deleted Partition: What's Really Lost When a Partition Disappears](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/recovering-a-deleted-partition-what-s-really-lost-when-a-partition-disappears?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Deleting a disk partition feels, to an attacker trying to cover their tracks, like a clean way to make an entire set of files disappear at once. One action, and a whole section of the disk, every file

8 min read · [muhakeem.hashnode.dev](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/recovering-a-deleted-partition-what-s-really-lost-when-a-partition-disappears?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[4d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/recovering-a-deleted-partition-what-s-really-lost-when-a-partition-disappears/6aef108475c385574147315b)

### [File Carving: Recovering Files That No Longer Have a Name](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/file-carving-recovering-files-that-no-longer-have-a-name?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Every recovery technique I'd worked through earlier in this forensics series depended on the file system still knowing something about the file in question, a deleted entry that could be found, a hash

7 min read · [muhakeem.hashnode.dev](https://muhakeem.hashnode.dev/file-carving-recovering-files-that-no-longer-have-a-name?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

[5d ago](https://hashnode.com/posts/file-carving-recovering-files-that-no-longer-have-a-name/6aee0f7ac79f56520508bf2c)