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Fix up header links and about.
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headerLinks: headerLinks:
Main Portfolio: "https://portfolio.captainalm.com/" Main Portfolio: "https://portfolio.captainalm.com/"
Root Site Home: "https://www.captainalm.com/" Root Site Home: "https://www.captainalm.com/"
Github: "https://github.com/Captain-ALM/" LinkedIn: "https://www.linkedin.com/in/alfred-manville/"
about: about:
title: "Alfred Manville (Captain ALM)" title: "Alfred Manville (Captain ALM)"
content: > content: >
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I also have a <a href="https://youtube.com/c/CaptainALM">Youtube Channel</a> which is in the process of being resumed from a hiatus. I also have a <a href="https://youtube.com/c/CaptainALM">Youtube Channel</a> which is in the process of being resumed from a hiatus.
</p> </p>
<p> <p>
On the programming side, I know Visual Basic .net, C# .net, C, Java, Go, Javascript (Circa. 2000 ECMAScript although I am learning the latest version of the language), On the programming side, I know Visual Basic .net, C# .net, C, Java, Go, Javascript, C++, Python,
Processing and Microsoft Smallbasic (I have also dabbled in C++, Python and Bash/Batch). Processing and Microsoft Smallbasic (I have also dabbled in Bash/Batch).
I am currently in the progress of writing infrastructure software in Go, in the past, I wrote a <a href="https://github.com/Captain-ALM/CALM-Console">command console</a> I am currently in the progress of writing infrastructure software in Go, in the past, I wrote a <a href="https://github.com/Captain-ALM/CALM-Console">command console</a>
in VB .net for my own pluggable libraries (I created a CMD emulator to get past the school disabling interactive CMD) and some <a href="https://github.com/Captain-ALM/CALMNetLibSamples"> in VB .net for my own pluggable libraries (I created a CMD emulator to get past the school disabling interactive CMD) and some <a href="https://github.com/Captain-ALM/CALMNetLibSamples">
network communication applications</a> (Including a peer-to-peer <a href="https://github.com/Captain-ALM/C-ALM-VOIP">VOIP client</a> network communication applications</a> (Including a peer-to-peer <a href="https://github.com/Captain-ALM/C-ALM-VOIP">VOIP client</a>
using NAudio as the audio library and my own network wrapper library, however, it is in need of bug-fixing at the moment). using NAudio as the audio library and my own network wrapper library, however, it is in need of bug-fixing at the moment).
</p> </p>
<p> <p>
My github username is <a href="https://github.com/Captain-ALM">Captain-ALM</a> and has half my public programming projects,
the other half is located at: <a href="https://code.mrmelon54.com/alfred">https://code.mrmelon54.com/alfred</a>
</p>
<p>
On the cracking / hacking side, I've used virtual machines a lot (Mainly infrastructure testing On the cracking / hacking side, I've used virtual machines a lot (Mainly infrastructure testing
but I did at one point try creating and breaking into a test windows domain network I had setup). but I did at one point try creating and breaking into a test windows domain network I had setup).
I've also used VMs to pull perform a PXE boot off a network and analyse the partially deployed image I've also used VMs to pull perform a PXE boot off a network and analyse the partially deployed image
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Find the source code here: <a href="https://code.mrmelon54.com/alfred/cityuni-webserver">https://code.mrmelon54.com/alfred/cityuni-webserver</a> Find the source code here: <a href="https://code.mrmelon54.com/alfred/cityuni-webserver">https://code.mrmelon54.com/alfred/cityuni-webserver</a>
</p> </p>
startDate: "13/07/2022" startDate: "13/07/2022"
- name: "Python Communicator"
content: >
<p>
After learning python for my portfolio development option, I wanted to showcase what I knew in python.
I usually make a network application in each of the new programming languages that I learn.
For the repo showing me learning python please go to: <a href="https://code.mrmelon54.com/alfred/LearningPy">https://code.mrmelon54.com/alfred/LearningPy</a>
</p>
<p>
This project is a message based network communicator written in python and has a module for networking.
The project allows the sending of text messages and files over a network.
It also comes with a nice twist, in that if you select the pickle protocol, you can inject code into another client by sending a specially crafted message!
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<p>
Find the source code here: <a href="https://github.com/Captain-ALM/CALMPyNetworker">https://github.com/Captain-ALM/CALMPyNetworker</a>
</p>
startDate: "10/12/2022"
endDate: "10/12/2022"
videoLocation: "resources/stream/vid-pycom.mp4"
videoContentType: "video/mp4"
thumbnailLocations:
- "resources/assets/pycom-1_t.jpg"
- "resources/assets/pycom-2_t.jpg"
- "resources/assets/pycom-3_t.jpg"
- "resources/assets/pycom-4_t.jpg"
imageLocations:
- "resources/assets/pycom-1.jpg"
- "resources/assets/pycom-2.jpg"
- "resources/assets/pycom-3.jpg"
- "resources/assets/pycom-4.jpg"
imageAltTexts:
- "Text Messaging."
- "File Messaging."
- "Exploit Testing."
- "Failed Exploit Testing."

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SortValue = s SortValue = s
} }
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} }
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} }
func getSortValue(toCheckIn string) int8 { func getSortValue(toCheckIn string) int8 {
if toCheckIn == "desc" || toCheckIn == "descending" { if toCheckIn == "asc" || toCheckIn == "ascending" {
return -1
} else {
return 1 return 1
} else {
return -1
} }
} }