Justin Turner

System Administrator & Offensive Security Practitioner.

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~/HOME  —  ~/OPS_&_CODE  —  ~/CTF_WRITEUPS
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root@pwnedByJT:~/ops$ cat philosophy.txt

> [READING] Opening file...
My approach to security is driven by automation. If I have to do it twice, I write a script for it.

Below is a collection of my Enterprise Automation Scripts and my Offensive Security Home Lab configuration.

[ MODULE :: AUTOMATION ]

[1] Enterprise Print Queue Automation

ROLE: SysAdmin | LANG: Python + Concord | IMPACT: High

The Problem: Print queues at 200+ distribution centers would hang, stalling logistics and wasting 15-20 hours of IT support time monthly.

The Solution: Developed a Python automation workflow integrated with internal CI/CD. The script queries server status, identifies "stuck" jobs via timestamp logic, and clears the queue without human input.

✔ Resolved 600+ annual tickets automatically.

[2] Airtables Workflow Tool

ROLE: Developer | LANG: Python (GUI) | STATUS: Deployed

The Project: A custom GUI application designed to track operational tasks in next-gen facilities. It replaced a fragmented spreadsheet system, allowing facility managers to view real-time task statuses.


[ MODULE :: INFRASTRUCTURE ]

[3] Offensive Security Home Lab

FOCUS: Network Pentesting & Active Directory

I maintain an active home lab to simulate corporate environments for Red Team practice.

[ ATTACK_BOX ]   Kali Linux (Customized)
[ TARGETS ]   Windows Server 2019 (AD), Metasploitable
[ TOOLING ]   Burp Suite Pro, Bloodhound, Wireshark
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