Whoami
Hey there — I’m a security researcher with a strong interest in coding, malware behavior, and simulating how real attackers operate. I spend a lot of time taking apart binaries, figuring out how threats work, and building tools to better understand and replicate those techniques.
What I Work On
My research usually revolves around:
Malware Analysis Digging into malicious software to uncover how it works
Threat Simulation Crafting software that mimic real-world cyberattacks
Why This Blog Exists
I started this blog as a place to document and share my findings. You’ll come across:
- In-depth looks at different malware samples
- Guides and examples related to reverse engineering
- Tools I’ve written for security research
- Tips on malware detection techniques
- Observations on emerging threats and attack methods
Whether you’re deep into security research or just exploring, I hope you’ll find something useful here.
A Quick Note
Everything shared here is strictly for educational purposes. The goal is to promote awareness and stronger defenses — not harm. Please use the information responsibly and stick to ethical research practices.