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Iβm infatuated with cybersecurity β itβs not just a career path, itβs what drives my curiosity every day. I hold a BSc in Cybersecurity and work as an Internal Red Team Engineer, specializing in ethical hacking and offensive security.
I use this account to share and develop a variety of custom tools Iβve built, blending my passion for problem-solving with hands-on security research. My work focuses on pushing boundaries, simulating real-world attack scenarios, and helping organizations strengthen their defenses.
Always learning, always building β because in security, standing still is falling behind.
This helps me create open-source projects and build more for the public to see and use. π»β
| Project | Description | Status |
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Morpheus Scanner- Performs file scanning to detect malware and gather IOC information. | π’ Active Project |
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Oberon Framework β Local-use PoC RAT for attacker simulation and engagement research. | β Newly Listed |
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KRYPTOS - Demonstrates ransomware encryption techniques with a POC. | β Discontinued |
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FuzzFindr - A directory fuzzer and web scraper. | β Discontinued |
I'm constantly improving and expanding my work! To stay updated on upcoming projects and planned releases, check out the Upcoming Projects section here.
This discussion showcases upcoming projects with sneak peeks and detailed insights. Got suggestions? Feel free to share your thoughts in the commentsβIβd love to hear them and will definitely take a look β€οΈ
Throughout my cybersecurity journey, Iβve explored a variety of projectsβsome polished, others left unfinished. While many havenβt made it to the front page of my GitHub profile, I believe theyβre still worth sharing.
We all have a backlog of ideas, some of which never see the light of day. To celebrate the iterative nature of growth and creativity, Iβm making a selection of my discontinued projects public for anyone to explore. Whether you're looking for inspiration, insights, or just curious about what once was, you can check the repository here.
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