A 26-year-old cybersecurity enthusiast who fell hard for offensive security and never looked back. This site is my lab notebook made public, a growing collection of machine walkthroughs, CTF solutions, and the things I learn breaking (and understanding) systems.
Every machine I solve follows the same loop: recon, foothold, escalation, reflection. The writeups here aren't just "type these commands." They document my actual thought process, the dead ends, and what each box taught me.
I don't just want to know what the exploit is. I want to know why it works, what the defender missed, and how I'd catch it next time.
If a so-called "easy" box humbled me, I'll say so. That's how you actually get better.
SQL injection, XSS, authentication flaws, and the logic bugs that hide in plain sight.
Binary analysis, understanding what a program really does beneath the surface.
Linux and Windows privesc: misconfigurations, relative paths, and overlooked permissions.
Mapping an attack surface before touching it. Information is the first foothold.
Breaking weak implementations and understanding the math that protects (or fails) us.
Kali Linux daily-driver, Python and Bash for automating the boring parts.
Everything here happens in legal, controlled environments: CTF competitions, intentionally vulnerable labs, and personal VMs.
I'm actively sharpening my skills toward my first role in security: pentesting, red teaming, or anywhere I get to break things for the right reasons.
I learn fast, I document everything, and I genuinely love this work.
Hiring, collaborating, or just want to talk shop? My inbox is open, and so is my code. I'm always happy to meet others in the field.
