Curious about how things work, and even more curious about how they break.
I've always been more interested in understanding how things work than simply knowing how to use them.
That curiosity eventually led me to low-level systems, reverse engineering, and binary exploitation, where even the smallest details can reveal something interesting about how software behaves.
I spend a lot of time reading disassembly, stepping through programs in debuggers, solving CTF challenges, and exploring Linux.
I'm less interested in collecting tools and buzzwords than in understanding why something works, how it breaks, and what happens in between. Sometimes I break things on purpose. Other times, the bugs find me first.
Away from the terminal, I'm usually reading, watching films, listening to music, or following a completely unrelated rabbit hole.
Still learning. Still breaking things. Still curious.
- Binary exploitation: memory corruption, program behavior, and exploit development
- Reverse engineering: disassembly, debugging, and understanding binaries from the inside out
- Systems & Linux: operating systems, low-level internals, and the occasional experiment that goes sideways
/ˈhækər/ · noun, Computing
A person driven by curiosity to understand, explore, and challenge computer systems, often by discovering vulnerabilities, overcoming limitations, or finding unconventional solutions.
Languages & systems
Security & debugging
Development & infrastructure
Deep Dive Into Uncertainty