Tech Solvency

Pro-bono cyber security advocacy for Alaska (follow Alaskan Cyber Watch / @techsolvency on Twitter)
Passwords: auditing (hash cracking), consulting, and research (I have been on Team Hashcat (as TychoTithonus) since 2017)
Information security consulting (subject to certain restrictions; my current focus is advocacy)
Occasional specialized support, including pfSense and FreeBSD
My full list of services

AKMon - independent monitoring of Alaskan Internet infrastructure
The Alaskan Domains List - a list of known domains of Alaskan interest
Alaskan HTTPS Matrix - results from Qualys SSL Labs for Alaskan hosts - (accessible from "Alaskan" networks - see next)
Alaskan Networks List - known Alaskan IP space, from BGP and other sources, in CIDR notation
Alaskan Managed IT List - known Alaskan providers of IT services
Alaskan Tech Groups - technical and IT professional / interest groups in Alaska

Checks - for a given hostname, generate links to recommended evaluation and testing tools
The Story So Far - tracking of significant security events
Blue Team - tools for defenders
Red Team - tools for pentesting and attack simulation
User security advice - general tips
How to really erase a storage device

NTP lab, including monitoring of known Alaskan NTP servers
My /pub directory, including my convenience mirror of MDXfind
Recommended add-ons for browsers
Email productivity tips
Other tips and reading
How to donate to free/FOSS software projects - support the giants on whose shoulders you're standing
Should you use the terms "dehashing", "reversing", or "decrypting" when talking about password cracking? No - no, you shouldn't.
Selected mirrors of technical and/or historical interest