About
A penetration tester who writes everything down.
I'm a cybersecurity student currently focused on auditing web applications and Active Directory environments, i plan to expand into other areas as i grow reverse engineering, mobile application testing, blockchain security, and whatever else catches my interest along the way. The process is usually the same dig into how the technology works, map out the attack surface, and then try to chain small issues into something meaningful. Some days everything lines up and a solid finding appears. Other days nothing works the way you expected. That's just part of it
Outside of the technical work, I'm a privacy enthusiast with a healthy dose of paranoia. That perspective influences how I approach testing and how I think about systems in general. I question assumptions, pay close attention to where data actually goes, and stay cautious about what systems claim to protect.
why this site exists?
I started this as a place to document what I'm learning in public. Not polished tutorials written after the fact, but the real process the failed attempts, the small breakthroughs, the notes I wish I had when I was starting out
From basic concepts to more advanced technical deep dives, everything here is written as I go. If even one write up saves someone time or makes a concept clearer, it's already done its job