Professional breaker and fixer of digital things. Documentation is gospel—way better than those YouTube tutorials that spend 5 minutes on intros and the next 10 on wasting your time.
Old OVA files? Absolute hypervisor headaches when it comes to networking.
Custom Linux builds? More like terminal tuxedo chaos—you’re better off conjuring your own setup from a clean CLI like a true shell sorcerer.

Web development in college felt like the golden ticket—until I realized entry-level jobs require 5 years of experience, 10 projects, and maybe a soul or two.

Then came cybersecurity.
Love at first exploit.
Now I’m so deep, even Active Directory feels like a cursed maze with DNS demons whispering riddles.

• Active Directory – Because apparently, there’s always another forest hiding a cursed trust relationship.
• Privilege Escalation – Like climbing a ladder made of exploits while dodging tripwires and cronjobs.
• Cloud Security – Aka "hacking the sky" but with billing alerts and IAM policies screaming at me.
• Scripting in Python – For when bash isn't enough and you want to automate your way into (or out of) chaos.
• Red Team Tactics – Learning to think like an attacker, but with more style and less jail time.
• Writing Better Docs – Because good notes are the real root shell.

• Hack The Box Machines – Pwned boxes with everything from dumb misconfigs to AD nightmare fuel.
• CTFs – Solved flags, broke my brain, Googled like a madman, repeated.
• Web App Vulns – XSS, SQLi, LFI, RCE... the usual suspects. They scream, I patch (or exploit).
• Tools of Chaos:
  • BloodHound – For seeing AD like Batman sees Gotham.
  • Impacket – The Swiss Army knife for when Windows gets spicy.
  • Burp Suite – My love-hate relationship in proxy form.
  • linpeas, winpeas – Because you can’t escalate without knowing what’s rotting underneath.
• Networking – NAT, bridges, port forwards... pretty sure I can configure a switch in my sleep now.