Lab
The technical environment behind the work.
A controlled view into the infrastructure, practice environments, tooling, and operating boundaries that support GreyHat Solutions projects.
Built to test, document, deploy, and improve real systems.
The lab exists to support practical cybersecurity learning, infrastructure experiments, automation systems, web deployments, private storage concepts, and project documentation. It is not a random pile of tools — the goal is repeatable, bounded technical work.
Lab Notes
Read the first-principles note behind the lab.
This writeup explains why the lab exists, how it should be separated from production systems, and why repeatability matters.
Infrastructure
Hardware and working systems.
A high-level overview of the machines and platforms used for development, experimentation, storage, and deployment workflows.
Primary Workstation
Development, testing, GPU-assisted workloads, virtualization support.
- Ryzen Threadripper-class workstation
- NVIDIA GPU acceleration available
- Linux-based development environment
- Used for automation, AI experiments, and security tooling
MacBook Pro
Daily development, remote administration, documentation, and deployment workflow.
- Primary mobile development machine
- VS Code workflow
- GitHub and Vercel deployment management
- Remote access into lab systems
Raspberry Pi Field Systems
Portable lab nodes, remote access experiments, and controlled network practice.
- Kali Linux ARM experimentation
- SSH-based administration
- Portable field-lab concepts
- Workflow launcher development
Synology / Storage Systems
Private storage, backups, media vault concepts, and file organization.
- Rackmount NAS infrastructure
- Private storage planning
- User vault concepts
- Backup and access-control experiments
Practice Environments
Separate spaces for different kinds of technical work.
The lab is organized around repeatable workflows rather than one-off experiments.
Local Development Lab
A controlled environment for building, testing, and documenting web apps, automation tools, and infrastructure workflows.
Security Practice Range
A practice-focused space for authorized cybersecurity learning, lab machines, OSINT workflows, and repeatable testing procedures.
Portable Field Lab
A lightweight mobile setup centered around remote-accessible systems and portable network experimentation.
Automation Sandbox
A safe development space for testing assistants, scripts, workflow engines, and local-first automation concepts.
Tooling
Tools are selected for usefulness, control, and repeatability.
This list will expand as writeups and project documentation become more detailed.
Boundaries
A lab is only useful if the operating rules are clear.
The point is controlled technical growth, not reckless experimentation.
Current Status
Active systems and lab-facing project state.
A quick operational snapshot of what is online, initialized, or currently being developed.
Public Website
Next.js site deployed through Vercel with Cloudflare-managed DNS.
Contact Intake
Formspree-backed inquiry flow protected with Cloudflare Turnstile.
Writeups System
Static writeup engine is live; deeper technical content is the next content priority.
kali2go
Portable Kali field-lab concept under refinement.
VEGA / STAR
AI and assistant systems are being structured into documented project tracks.