LogLens
C++20 defensive log analysis CLI for Linux auth evidence, with parser coverage telemetry and deterministic report output.
I build small public repositories that are intentionally narrow, reproducible, and easy to inspect. The main arc is systems foundations into telemetry and monitoring, then into defensive security tooling and public-safe security writing.
C++20 defensive log analysis CLI for Linux auth evidence, with parser coverage telemetry and deterministic report output.
Deterministic telemetry and detection demos for windowing, dedup, bounded AI-assisted case drafting, and config-change investigation.
Deterministic repository hygiene and lightweight secret-adjacent scanning with baselines and pre-commit integration.
Flagship-led scientific and supply-chain review infrastructure centered on the deterministic `sbom-diff-and-risk` tool.
Linux auth and networking-state mini-labs that turn low-level evidence into reviewable normalized artifacts.
A public-safe pattern library: 8 stable security patterns extracted from 10 source notes, with maturity and provenance enforced in CI.
Keep unsupported input visible instead of treating parser gaps as negative evidence.
Bound authentication clusters without turning repeated failures into a compromise verdict.
Distinguish username spread from ordinary repeated failure by one account.
Collapse duplicate alerts while preserving representative evidence and escalation signals.
Require a reproducible join key, event sequence, and time window before claiming a chain.
Review suppression drift as security-adjacent code rather than invisible maintenance.
Explain why a dependency diff warned without inventing a package-safety verdict.
Keep AI-assisted drafts separate from evidence-backed, human-owned findings.
Why the project is intentionally a small telemetry asset instead of a platform, and how the pipeline is structured.
A systems note on turning shell and text-processing work into reusable, inspectable workflows.
A public-safe blue-team note on SOC roles, triage flow, alert meaning, and why context decides whether a detection matters.