Cybersecurity student and open-source builder creating practical tools for bug hunters and security researchers.
New York-based cybersecurity student focused on offensive security, web application testing, reconnaissance automation, and vulnerability research.
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I am a security researcher, bug hunter, and open-source builder focused on web application security, reconnaissance automation, and vulnerability research. I design practical security tools that help researchers organize evidence, understand application behavior, automate repetitive workflows, and perform repeatable human-led testing. My long-term goal is to become a professional vulnerability researcher, contribute meaningful open-source security tooling, and discover vulnerabilities in real-world software. |
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Human-led reconnaissance orchestration platform built for repeatable, scope-aware security workflows.
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Content-discovery engine designed for structured fuzzing, wildcard detection, evidence collection, and security research.
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Chrome DevTools extension for studying application states, user workflows, network requests, and authorization behavior.
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Local HackerOne report backup and synchronization tool with update detection and attachment management.
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Security intelligence platform for collecting, normalizing, correlating, and presenting vulnerability information.
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Security utility for discovering and analyzing exposed Swagger and OpenAPI documentation during authorized testing.
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| Web Security | Vulnerability Research | Reverse Engineering |
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| Authentication and authorization | Open-source vulnerability discovery | Windows applications |
| Business logic vulnerabilities | Secure code review | Browsers |
| API security | Fuzzing and crash analysis | Network services |
| Race conditions | Vulnerability intelligence | IoT firmware |
| Reconnaissance automation | Exploit-development fundamentals | Malware analysis |
While my main focus is security, I am a builder at heart.
I believe security tooling should be practical, transparent, and accessible. The best automation does not replace the researcher—it removes repetitive work, preserves evidence, and gives the researcher more time to think.
I am a strong supporter of open-source software, continuous learning, and sharing useful tools with the wider security community.
I hope you find something valuable in my repositories. Contributions, collaboration, constructive feedback, and security discussions are always welcome.
