I'm a security researcher, hacker, and tinkerer obsessed with breaking, analyzing, and understanding the technology around me. From web applications to radio signals, I love pushing the limits of what's possible while keeping security at the forefront. I prioritize privacy, encryption, and self-reliance in everything I do.

My areas of expertise include:

• Penetration testing & vulnerability assessment
• Network security & wireless hacking
• Web and mobile application security
• Hardware hacking, RFID/NFC, and physical security
• Reverse engineering and malware analysis
• Radio frequencies (SDR, Zigbee, ADS-B, etc.)
• Privacy-focused infrastructure and anonymity tools

I use a variety of tools to explore security, bypass protections, and experiment with different attack vectors, including:

• Burp Suite, OWASP ZAP, and custom fuzzers
• Metasploit, Nmap, Kismet, and Wireshark
• SDR tools like HackRF, RTL-SDR, and GNURadio
• Hardware & firmware analysis (JTAG, SPI, UART, Digispark, etc.)
• Custom scripts for automation and evasion
• ZeroTier, VPNs, and SIP infrastructure for private communication

I've reported vulnerabilities to various companies, contributed to security research, and explored unconventional attack surfaces. I believe in making security knowledge accessible while respecting ethical boundaries. Some of my experiments include:

• Exploiting poorly implemented authentication systems
• Testing LLM prompt injection for bypassing filters
• Reverse engineering IoT and embedded devices
• Experimenting with novel ways to obfuscate payloads

If you're into security, privacy, or just love breaking things for fun, reach out! You can find me via email or on Twitter.