About Murat Kurkoglu
I am Murat Kurkoglu, founder of Orioninsist. I am a computer engineer with an academic background in economics.
My work centers on cybersecurity, Linux, software development, system administration, automation, and practical technology. I focus on understanding technical subjects deeply, applying them in real workflows, and explaining what I learn in a clear and useful way.
What I Work On
Through Orioninsist, I publish practical material built around hands-on learning and independent experimentation, including:
- Cybersecurity learning notes, defensive security concepts, and SOC-oriented thinking
- Linux, Bash, terminal workflows, and system administration
- Software development, automation, and technical productivity
- Homelab projects and practical infrastructure workflows
- Step-by-step guides based on real implementation and testing
- Independent digital products and technical projects
Why Orioninsist Exists
Orioninsist is my independent home for documenting what I build, study, test, and learn.
The goal is simple: turn complex technical subjects into material that is clear, practical, and useful in the real world. Rather than adding more noise, I aim to publish work that helps readers understand a subject, reproduce a workflow, or solve a concrete problem.
My Approach
I try to keep the work grounded in four principles:
- Learn deeply — understand the underlying system, not only the shortcut.
- Build and test — prefer hands-on experience over theory alone.
- Explain clearly — make technical knowledge easier to follow and apply.
- Improve continuously — treat every project and article as part of a longer learning process.
For current projects, releases, social profiles, and ways to connect, visit the Contact page. For technical articles and guides, explore the Blog.