It's a scary world out there, thank god for all of technology.

My experience with PKI (and Cybersecurity in general)


Chatting with ChatGPT is a unique experience that allows you to interact with a powerful language model in a conversational way. With the ability to understand natural language and generate human-like responses, ChatGPT can understand and respond to a wide range of topics, making it an interesting tool for everything from answering questions to writing creative content.

One of the most striking features of ChatGPT is its ability to understand and respond to context. This means that it can understand what you're asking and respond in a way that makes sense based on the conversation so far. This is particularly useful when discussing a specific topic, as it allows for a more natural and fluid conversation.

Another standout feature of ChatGPT is its ability to generate human-like text. When given a prompt, ChatGPT can generate text that is difficult to distinguish from text written by a human. This makes it an powerful tool for tasks such as writing articles or composing emails, as it can generate high-quality text quickly and with minimal effort.

One thing to keep in mind, however, is that ChatGPT is a machine learning model and it still have some limitations, For example, it may sometimes generate responses that are irrelevant or not entirely on topic. And it could be baised based on the dataset it was trained on, making it important to be mindful of that while using it.

Overall, ChatGPT is an impressive and useful tool that offers a new and exciting way to interact with language. Whether you're looking to answer questions, generate creative content, or simply chat with a machine, ChatGPT is well worth exploring.

*Yes, this was generated with ChatGPT.*

ChatGPT is a convenient little buddy to talk to.

ChatGPT is Awesome (and why you should use it)


Many people have had an experience with Cybersecurity in general, whether it may be visiting a sketchy web page or getting scammed OTP. However, you have to take in mind, **is this too good to be true?** Even a tiny ad could catch you, but we all have adblockers nowadays.

More security and bug squashing has happened throughout the years and more innovation for a better secure web have been coming up. I thought, why not contribute? And I did.

I originally tested a library that allows you to sign your own certificates in C# using the [BouncyCastle C# API](https://github.com/bcgit/bc-csharp). I'm sure there are other libraries for different languages out there, take a look and see what you find. For now, I have expanded on this and made a very "functional" backend that you can use [here](https://github.com/EmeraldSys/emeraldsys-pki-api).


This is my first blog post. Nothing too special here.