> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bdurham.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects.md).

# Old Projects

- [Nominal](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/nominal.md): My time in indie-dev-land
- [Nanoparser](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/nanoparser.md): Python meets Azure Functions meets Azure MySQL.
- [Intel NUC Proxmox & Linode Homelab](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/intel-nuc-proxmox-and-linode-homelab.md): Experimenting with baremetal meeting cloud virtualizatoin
- [Active Directory Exploitation & Pivoting Lab](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/active-directory-exploitation-and-pivoting-lab.md): Attacking AD in a virtualized environment
- [TCM-Sec's Windows WiFi Extractor](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/tcm-secs-windows-wifi-extractor.md): Contributed to open source pentesting software
- [Rust Basics](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/rust-basics.md): You should learn Rust. No really, you should. It's great. I'm totally here on my own free will. Rust is definitely not watching.
- [CTF Writeups](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/ctf-writeups.md): CTF Writeup Aggregation Post!
- [Paratrooper](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/paratrooper.md): Your Pi in the Sky
- [DinoDisplay](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/dinodisplay.md): A little something to learn microcontroller to serial to OS-process communication.
- [sqlcheck.py](https://docs.bdurham.dev/old-projects/sqlcheck.py.md): You got your SQLi in my PCAP!


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