I enjoy building solutions and continuously learning about the latest tech to improve digital security.

• Self-taught web developer & cybersecurity researcher.
• Exploring web security and diving deeper into front-end frameworks.
• Bitcoin enthusiast and blockchain technology.
• Always learning.
• Reach me via GitHub Issues or email.

I work a 9 to 5 and contribute my spare time to self-learning. I also work with a nonprofit organization fighting against a public health crisis.

While I do not work as a developer in the wild, I freelance and code as a hobby, mostly on my own projects.

• Led technical initiatives and oversaw digital infrastructure, including website development and cybersecurity.
• Contributed strategic insights while serving on the board of directors for a nonprofit organization.
• Engaged in various projects aimed at leveraging technology for positive community impact.

• Diving into reading and coding projects
• Exploring the world of malware and cybersecurity threats
• Savoring diverse street food
• Traveling with family whenever I can
• Getting involved in local community events
• Experimenting with web development and network security
• Staying curious through informational videos and self-learning

TryHackMe: I have an account, though it's been over a year since I last logged in.

🆘 Crisis Awareness Dashboard
A web application designed to provide insights into a significant public health issue. It aggregates data from various reputable sources to visualize trends, statistics, and available resources related to the crisis. The main objective of this project is to educate the public about a pressing health crisis by providing accessible and up-to-date information and create awareness.

• Laptop: Victus by HP
• Specs: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 4 GB GDDR6, Intel Core i5-12450H, 16GB DDR4, 1 TB SSD

I have a second system for research and for running VMs.

I have an old Lenovo T-430 running Debian and several VMs, which I might put to use in the future for hosting a server or possibly configuring and hosting a Tor node.

My go-to operating system is Debian Linux. I develop on both Windows and Linux and use VMs for security research, including Ubuntu, Manjaro, Mint, Arch, Kali and BlackArch (although I am not a huge fan of arch).

My base editor is Visual Studio Code. I have used others like Atom, and while I know Vim, it’s not my favorite.

I use Chrome and Brave but also test with Tor and Chrome Developer Tools.

• DataHawk - OSINT web crawler for scraping sensitive information.
• CloudRip - Cloudflare resolver to discover the real IP addresses of domains.

I'm 100% self-taught, learning web development, backend technologies, and security. I am also trying to learn more about front-end frameworks and blockchain technology.

• so much!

If you need help with a project, I sometimes contribute to open source projects but generally I do not have the time, sorry I could not be more help.

• Iced vanilla lattes are my go-to drink.
• I enjoy listening to podcasts.
• Always reading up on the latest in tech and cybersecurity.
• I’m a fan of binge-watching Netflix shows.