Welcome to my GitHub! I’m a Cybersecurity Engineer, Full-Stack Developer, and Ethical Hacker. My work revolves around building systems that are not only efficient and scalable but, most importantly, secure.

I enjoy solving complex problems and finding ways to make systems more resilient. Over the years, I’ve built my expertise across multiple fields: network security, system hardening, hardware authentication, and virtualization. But what excites me most is the opportunity to create tools and solutions that can make a difference.

I believe that technology should work for us, not against us. In my work, I aim to build systems that give people and organizations the confidence to operate securely in an increasingly digital world.

Here’s what guides me:

• Making things work: Whether it’s a piece of code or a complex security system, I like to see things run smoothly.
• Learning: The tech world never stops evolving, and I’m always learning something new. That’s what keeps me excited about what I do.
• Sharing knowledge: I’ve always believed that the best way to grow is by helping others grow too. Whether it’s through open-source contributions, tutorials, or casual conversations, I’m here to share what I know.

Here’s a little more about my skillset:

I’ve been using Linux for as long as I can remember, and it’s my go-to platform for everything from development to security research. I’m comfortable with both Manjaro Linux (for research and day-to-day work) and Ubuntu (for various server-related tasks). I love working in TTY1 environments because they’re clean and fast, and I like the control it gives me.

Security isn’t just about putting up walls – it’s about building something that can stand the test of time. I specialize in:

• Secure networking using SSH and VPNs like ProtonVPN.
• Creating multi-factor authentication systems with hardware tokens like MyUSB and STEELUSB.
• Conducting penetration testing and finding vulnerabilities before the bad guys do.

I use VirtualBox to create secure virtual environments for testing and research. I also enjoy automating repetitive tasks to make systems easier to manage and deploy. It’s all about creating a workflow that’s both efficient and reliable.

Right now, I’m focused on a few things:

1. Developing cybersecurity tools: I’m working on creating tools for real-time incident response and penetration testing. These tools are designed to adapt as the threat landscape evolves.

2. Sharing knowledge: I’m putting together some tutorials and courses on everything from Linux administration to advanced authentication methods and cybersecurity best practices. Teaching is one of the ways I stay sharp, and I enjoy helping others along the way.

3. Contributing to open-source: I believe in the power of open-source software to bring people together. I’m releasing scripts, utilities, and frameworks to make tools more accessible to everyone.

For me, it’s not just about fixing bugs or securing systems – it’s about creating something that lasts. I’m driven by:

• Attention to detail: I believe that every small part contributes to the whole, and getting the details right makes a big difference.
• Continuous growth: Technology is always moving forward, and so am I. I’m constantly learning and pushing myself to be better.
• Giving back: Whether it’s through open-source projects or teaching, I want to contribute to the community that’s helped me along the way.

If you’re looking for a cybersecurity consultant, a developer, or someone who’s just passionate about solving tech problems, I’d love to chat. Let’s see how we can create something impactful together.

• Email: [email protected]
• GitHub: Check out my repositories and see what I’m working on.
• LinkedIn: [Insert LinkedIn URL]

“The future belongs to those who prepare for it today.”