I build software, break things, then call it security research.
Cybersecurity student who enjoys building tools, automating boring stuff, and exploring systems most people don't want to touch.
no frameworks were harmed in the making of this site probably overthinking something ↴May talk about cybersecurity 24/7. Proceed at your own risk.
Password strength analyzer
Weak passwords, meet your reckoning.
I got tired of seeing people use "password123", so I built something to judge their life choices. Checks strength and entropy, estimates crack time, and generates genuinely secure passwords instead.
Network recon in your terminal
Fifteen browser tabs, replaced by one terminal.
All the network tools you want, without opening 15 browser tabs and copying commands from Stack Overflow. Fast, scriptable, and built for the terminal — because terminals beat GUIs.
Smarter resumes, better you
Because "Experienced in Excel" deserved backup.
Because apparently "Experienced in Excel" needed an entire application. Analyzes, scores, and improves your resume so your future self doesn't have to cringe.
I turn caffeine into working software. Mostly on purpose.
I find the holes before the bad guys do. You're welcome.
If it's boring and repeatable, the computer does it now.
I don't always debug. Sometimes I just add more features.
Weird ideas. Questionable decisions. Great lessons.
I like turning ideas into real things.
Currently learning. Always building. Probably drinking coffee right now.
The meme above is not an exaggeration.
* figures are approximately real.
Have an idea, a project, or just want to say hi? My inbox is open (unfortunately).
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