# Technically Possible's site > A hacker with a heart and a passion ## Posts - [Exploring the Creative World of Blender: My Journey into Isometric Art](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/exploring-the-creative-world-of-blender-my-journey-into-isometric-art/): Learning a new skill can be both exciting and challenging. Diving into the world of Blender and discovering the art of creating isometric masterpieces has been an incredible journey. Not only has it become my creative outlet, but it has also provided me with a sense of relaxation and the ability to tell captivating stories within these little isometric worlds. - [Revolutionizing Reporting: Accelerating Efficiency with Attack Forge](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/revolutionizing-reporting-accelerating-efficiency-with-attack-forge/): Accelerating the Reporting Process:The primary objective of implementing Attack Forge was to enhance the reporting process within the company. By utilizing Attack Forge’s features, the following improvements were achieved: Impact on Efficiency and Business Growth:The implementation of this new reporting approach using Attack Forge had a profound impact on the efficiency and growth of the company. The benefits realized include: Conclusion:The implementation of Attack Forge as a new reporting approach within the company revolutionized efficiency, productivity, and collaboration. By leveraging Attack Forge’s capabilities, the reporting process was accelerated from a week to just a few days. Testers benefited from the […] - [Automating Pentester Onboarding: A Success Story with Power Automate and Teams](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/automating-pentester-onboarding-a-success-story-with-power-automate-and-teams/): Automating Pentester Onboarding:The primary objective of this automation setup was to simplify and expedite the onboarding process for pentesters joining the team. By utilizing Power Automate and Teams integration, the following steps were achieved: Success and Ongoing Usage:The impact of automating the pentester onboarding process has been resoundingly positive, leading to its continued usage within the company to this day. The benefits of the automated workflow include: Conclusion:The automation of the pentester onboarding process using Power Automate and Teams integration has had a transformative impact on efficiency, collaboration, and productivity. By automating the welcome message, documentation delivery, and ongoing assistance, […] - [Streamlining QA Processes with Power Automate](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/streamlining-qa-processes-with-power-automate/): Automating the QA Workflow:The primary goal of the automation setup was to create a seamless and efficient QA process that minimized human intervention and reduced the turnaround time for each report. By combining the capabilities of Power Automate and Teams To-Do, the following steps were achieved: Report Creation and Attachment:The process begins when a user generates a QA report. With the automation setup, the user can easily attach the report to a designated location, such as a SharePoint library or OneDrive folder. Power Automate, with its rich connectors and triggers, monitors this location for any new attachments. Notification to QA […] - [Automating Compliance Reporting with NessusJennius-v2](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/automating-compliance-reporting-with-nessusjennius-v2/): Step 1: Importing Nessus Scan ExportNessusJennius-v2 allows users to import the Nessus scan export file, which contains the compliance results. This file serves as the input for the script’s analysis. By providing a seamless import process, the script ensures a smooth transition from the Nessus scan to the compliance reporting phase. Step 2: Sorting Compliance FailsOnce the Nessus scan export file is imported, NessusJennius-v2 automatically analyzes the compliance results and identifies the fails. The script intelligently categorizes these compliance fails into specific sections based on their relevance and severity. It then generates Appendix tables within the report, offering a structured […] - [ReportExcelerator Beta (WIP)](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/reportexcelerator-beta-wip/): Step 1: Loading the DOCX FileThe code begins by prompting the user to enter the path and filename of the DOCX file. Once provided, the code utilizes the Document class from the docx library to load the specified DOCX file. This step sets the foundation for extracting vulnerability data from the document. Step 2: Creating the Excel WorkbookTo store the extracted vulnerability data, a new Excel workbook is created using the Workbook class from the openpyxl library. This powerful library allows us to manipulate Excel files programmatically. Within the workbook, a worksheet named “Vulnerabilities” is created to house the vulnerability […] - [Triv-Excel-ate](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/triv-excel-ate/): Step 1: Specifying the DirectoryThe code prompts the user to enter the path of the directory containing the JSON files. This user input ensures flexibility and adaptability when working with different file structures. Step 2: Checking Directory ExistenceTo ensure that the specified directory exists, the code verifies its existence. This step avoids potential errors and guarantees that the subsequent operations can be performed smoothly. Step 3: Creating Empty ListsIf the directory exists, two empty lists, “vulnerabilities” and “misconfigurations,” are created. These lists will hold the extracted data from the JSON files. Step 4: Processing JSON FilesThe code loops through the […] - [ReconRover (WIP)](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/reconrover-wip/): Step 1: Performing a Port ScanThe script uses the Nmap library to scan the specified target IP address for open ports. It connects to each open port and retrieves the banner information. This step provides valuable insights into the services running on the target system. Step 2: Retrieving Files from Web TargetsFor web targets, the script uses the Requests library to send an HTTP GET request to the target’s root URL. It retrieves a list of files found on the webpage. This step assists in understanding the structure and content of the web application. Step 3: Analyzing HTTP HeadersThe script […] - [Secure Report Sender](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/secure-report-sender/): Step 1: User Authentication and InputThe script allows users to log in with their email credentials, typically using their email address and password. Once logged in, users can enter details such as the client name, test name, FID number, account manager email, client email, phone number, and a lock password. These details are necessary for composing the email message. Step 2: Attaching and Encrypting FilesUsers have the option to attach a file to the email. The script uses the provided lock password to encrypt the attached file before sending it. To achieve this, the script employs the pyzipper library, which […] - [Cyberdeck](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/cyberdeck-2/): In the ever-connected digital world, finding the perfect balance between functionality, mobility, and personal style is a constant pursuit. Enter the daily driver cyberdeck, a versatile and powerful portable computing machine designed to cater to your specific needs. In this blog post, we embark on an exciting journey to explore the process of building a daily driver cyberdeck that seamlessly integrates into your lifestyle. - [Hal Ai Version 3 (Youtuber Cohost)](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/hal-ai-version-3-youtuber-cohost/): Introduction In this blog post, we will explore the substantial upgrades implemented in HAL, our AI donation bot, as it transitions from version 2 to the more advanced version 3. This evolution was primarily driven by the need for improved real-time interaction, increased control, and enhanced privacy measures. HAL version 3 represents a significant leap forward by moving from a cloud-based AI and voice generation system to a fully local setup. This transition notably reduces latency and ensures the highest level of data privacy. The enhancements introduced in version 3 address several critical areas that were identified as areas for […] - [Cyberdeck](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2025/07/21/cyberdeck/): In the ever-connected digital world, finding the perfect balance between functionality, mobility, and personal style is a constant pursuit. Enter the daily driver cyberdeck, a versatile and powerful portable computing machine designed to cater to your specific needs. In this blog post, we embark on an exciting journey to explore the process of building a daily driver cyberdeck that seamlessly integrates into your lifestyle. - [Addressing the Rise in Hate Crimes Against Transgender People in the UK](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2023/12/13/addressing-the-rise-in-hate-crimes-against-transgender-people-in-the-uk/): Introduction Being a transgender individual in our society comes with its own set of challenges. Unfortunately, here in the UK, the situation has become increasingly concerning. The portrayal of transgender individuals by the Tory government as groomers and predators has only added fuel to the fire. Moreover, the alarming rise in hate crimes against trans people and the potential role of politicians in exacerbating this issue cannot be ignored. The Alarming Increase in Transphobic Hate Crimes Last year, the UK government released a report that revealed a shocking 56% increase in transphobic hate crimes. The number of offences surged from […] - [From Frustration to Creation: Mastering the Art of 3D Printing](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2023/10/13/from-frustration-to-creation-mastering-the-art-of-3d-printing/): Have you ever had an idea for a modification to a real-world object, but I often felt limited by my lack of engineering skills. However, fear no more! With the advent of 3D printing, I can turn my wildest ideas into reality. However, as with any new technology, there are bound to be a few roadblocks along the way. In this blog post, I will guide you through the process of setting up and mastering the art of 3D printing, from leveling and feeding issues to choosing the right filament. Leveling: The Key to Perfection One of the first challenges […] - [The Struggle of Balancing Work and Blogging](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2023/09/20/the-struggle-of-balancing-work-and-blogging/): As a working professional and a blogger, I often find myself caught in a constant juggling act. Trying to keep up with the demands of my job while also finding time to write engaging blog posts can be a real challenge. One of the biggest difficulties I face is finding the time to write. After a long day at work, with deadlines looming and emails piling up, it can be hard to summon the energy and creativity needed to write a blog post. It’s easy to feel drained and uninspired, making it difficult to produce content that is both valuable […] - [Advice bot Lincoln Hack 2019](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2021/02/18/advice-bot-lincoln-hack-2019/): This is a Blog post version of the power point that won us an award at Lincoln hack 2019 Advice bot Ai For Good(Challenge) About Our Hack. We are targeting a need brought up in our investigations into what the 999 and 111 lines are predominantly used for and how best they could be helped. We will take the strain off of emergency service lines by filtering out people who need ‘distracting’ or are just lonely. We will offer a non judgmental and non human voice for a person to talk to.  We will be able to signpost or forward […] - [A Beginner’s Guide To Hackathons](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2021/02/01/a-beginners-guide-to-hackathons/): This is a written version of my Technical talk at BEERCON2: rise of the rookies the video of the talk can be found here A Beginner’s Guide To Hackathons & CTFs from Beginners Who are we? Chloe: Student currently studying cyber security and digital forensics at university. Needs to get a life. Jen:  A literal god Charlie: Cyber Security & Forensics Student – Has no idea what they are doing at any given moment. List of Events: Hack The Police Lincoln – 2018 Lincoln Hackathon – 2016 , 17, 18, 2019 Hack The Police London – 2019 Merseyside Hackathon – […] - [ThinkPadin Different](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2021/01/25/thinkpadin-different/): The Why/Intro go to start off this project I started by trying to customise Linux, then occurred to me that every time I boot up my computer there was this ugly logo made now I can say what they want about ThinkPad’s I think they are possibly one of the best computers ever created correction one of the best laptops ever created I think they’re ridiculously reliable and quite sturdy my crucible of choice what’s the tea for 80 which was a Lenovo ThinkPad. here’s a little ThinkPad history lesson, ThinkPad was one of the first credible computers of the […] - [Lincoln Hack 2018](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2021/01/18/lincoln-hack-2018-win/): Lincoln hack, created an app and website, the app had a simple interface, just had ‘I’m OK’ or ‘I’m not okay – the reason why’ then it would send that response alongside a Geotag through WiFi until it was received by the website. The website displayed a heat-map of activity that emergency services could use to track incidents. The website would also ping the emergency contacts of the user if they said they were. - [Hack The Police 2018](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2021/01/18/hack-the-police-2018/): At Hack the police(Lincoln), I created a vr environment that could take photos from crime scenes so that they could be analysed from the station without evidence tampering. This would also help train officers on what to spot in crime scenes. This would train officers to look for several key items found in the room that a suspect shouldn’t have, such as Alexa, if they’ve been banned from computers and networks these items could uncover that they are breaking the rules of their release. as always my team included myself, Shannon my partner & someone we met at the hack. […] - [Making A Moon (UNIVERSITY PROJECT)](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2021/01/18/procedural-generation-engine-university-project/): Moon BaseThis project has allowed me to explore and appreciate modeling and Procedural Landmass Generation.3D Modeling is something that will help me in later life, getting this opportunity to understand how 3d modeling can be utilized for game assets creation, has been invaluable. During this project I have been able to improve my own skills in 3d modeling, by learning to use several 3d modeling software such as; wings 3d, blender, 3ds max and finally the one I settled on Google sketch up. The skills I have acquired throughout this learning process have allowed me to see games that I […] - [Custom Heads-Up Display(+ BETA TEST)](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/2021/01/18/ai-ar-jarvis-personal-project-beta-test/): Heads Up Display ProtoType The aim of this project was to Produce an Artificial intelligence that uses SudoAR, I currently use the Vufine in several ways, on a non-work day I use it rigged up to ‘hacked’ chrome cast running a custom os (of my creation, this acts a lot like Google glass but with more added functionality). Its became a large part of a project I’ve been building for a while an AI system (named JARVIS). On a workday I use it to do everything from mirror phone screens for AR uses to see what the client sees without […] ## Pages - [Blog](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/blog-navigation/) - [CyberDeck Timeline](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/cyberdeck-timeline/) - [Welcome To My Blog & Website](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/): About Me My experience7 Years of experienceCertified Ethical HackerExperience working in an ISOCMany programming languages are knownWon Prizes at:LINCOLN HACK 2019 & 2018HACK THE POLICE 2019 & 2018,10th in Defcon’s Recon CTF 2020 Like many hackers, my passion grew out of a teenage hobby.For me, hacking is like solving a puzzle. I’ve grown up with computers and started messing with computers when I was about 11. This building & programming interest gradually became more low-level oriented, focusing on how to break software. Eventually, I started using this knowledge to my advantage. - [Who Am I](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/who-am-i/): Like many hackers, my passion grew out of a teenage hobby. For me, hacking is like solving a puzzle. I’ve grown up with computers and started messing with computers when I was about 11. This building & programming interest gradually become more low-level oriented, focusing on how to break software. Eventually, I started using this knowledge to my advantage. I have taken part in many hack-a-thons and I was talent scouted from this event to work in a cyber-security operations centre as a cyber information analyst.in my position as a cyber information analyst, I worked as a head cyber analyst […] - [Contact](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/contact/): Nottinghamshire jennifer@technicallypossible.co.uk Emails Open How Can I Help You? Full NameEmail AddressSubjectMessage - [Blog](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/blog/) - [Training & Certs](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/training-certs/):   Achievement Defcon 2020:Recon village CTF (Placed in the top 10)CSCV (Cyber Specials Cyber Volunteers) CTF: Challenge coinLincoln Hack 2017-19 (Consecutive wins from 2017, 2018 and 2019)Hack the police (London 2019 & Lincoln 2018)These challenges have always tested my skills in many ways from OSNIT to teamwork and due to my skills, I have excelled in every hackathon I’ve attended.I have the skills, passion and determination to pull myself up by my bootstraps. I really get stuck into any problem or project I’m presented with. Training Taken                                   […] - [Work History](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/resume/): Professional Background   Security Automation Consultant, Fidus Information Security Responsibilities: Jen is currently a Security Automation Consultant with expertise in penetration testing. Specializing in leveraging advanced technologies to enhance cybersecurity processes, they have a strong information security and automation background. They focus on designing and implementing robust security solutions that protect organizations against evolving threats. Pentester & Automation Specialist, Samurai Security Responsibilities: Provide top-notch evaluations of security (web, mobile, and infrastructure) that meet client demands.Participate in team evaluations as needed.Generate well-crafted reports for clients, both written and oral, of exceptional quality.Assist the sales team in pre-sales activities and contribute technically […] - [About Me](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/about-me/): My experience 7 Years of experience Certified Ethical Hacker Experience working in an ISOC Many Programing Languages known Won Prizes at: LINCOLN HACK 2019 & 2018 HACK THE POLICE 2019 & 2018, 10th in Defcon’s Recon CTF 2020 - [Posts](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/posts/) - [Hi there!](https://technicallypossible.co.uk/vcard/): I’m a Penetration Tester who loves Doctor Who, Star Trek, and the colour pink. In my professional life, I’m a highly skilled and analytical individual who enjoys solving complex problems and finding creative solutions. I love the challenge and excitement of penetration testing, and take pride in my ability to identify and address potential vulnerabilities in computer systems and networks.In my personal life, I’m a passionate and dedicated fan of Doctor Who and Star Trek. I love discussing and debating the intricacies of the shows, and attending conventions and events where I can meet other like-minded fans. I also enjoy […] [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)