Pierre Heraud

However, here is my other knowledge in the web

I use MAMP for development on MacOS and WAMP on Windows.

To host some websites, including mine, i rely on LAMP on Linux (Ubuntu).

I use ISPConfig, for the configuration of websites in company, and cPanel for my freelance projects.

I also had to use the Adobe suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, inDesign) for web intregations.

Network

In order to meet my own personal and professional needs, I learned in total autonomy to configure and secure a LAMP web server at home that runs under Ubuntu (LTS version). Accessible locally, I configured it to benefit from a private cloud. To do this, I use Nextcloud with a WebDAV configuration that allows me to transfer my files to the server from any device.

Also, I manage a VPS at OVH that runs under Ubuntu (LTS version). I secured this second server using fail2ban which allows to protect repeated attempts of connections (malicious users). This framework adds rules to iptables (firewall) to ban dangerous IP addresses. In addition, I have configured a LAMP web server, where my own website is hosted, for example. Also, I generate HTTPS certificates with the Let’s Encrypt certification authority.

Cybersecurity

I have sometimes performed, with the agreement of clients, pentest on their website to experiment their vulnerability, using tools like sqlmap or WPScan for Wordpress sites. This allowed me to understand how to better secure their website.

During my course at Keyce informatique, I studied cybersecurity and participated in a Workshop event conducted by Devensys, in order to put into practice my learnings in this field.

I particularly appreciate the use of cybersecurity tools. It was then that recently, outside of my working and study time, I realized challenges on Root Me and participated in CTF events conducted by Root Me (CTFtime team).

On these various occasions, I relied on certain tools, such as: Wireshark - John the ripper - Metasploit - sqlmap - Social Engineering Toolkit - Nmap - Nikto - WPScan - Crunch.