PORTFOLIO
I build intelligent
secure digital products
that solve real-world problems.
I'm a Cybersecurity Engineer and Full Stack Developer passionate about building intelligent, secure, and scalable digital products. I combine AI, modern web technologies, and security-first thinking to transform ideas into impactful solutions.
Currently exploring AI agents, cybersecurity research, cloud-native systems, and developer tools while building projects that solve real-world challenges and deliver meaningful user experiences.
SECURITY DOMAINS
SECURITY TOOLS
AI & MACHINE LEARNING
FULL STACK DEVELOPMENT
BACKEND & DATABASES
CLOUD & DEVOPS
PROGRAMMING
TOOLS & DESIGN
Security Product Tester (Intern)
Developer (HAC'KP)
Independent Product Designer
Assistant Network Technician
ORVANE
Secure browser extension for end-to-end encrypted messaging using AES with ECDH key exchange, password protection, and a backend for managing secure sessions.
MonkeyPen.ai
AI-powered tool that converts text into realistic handwritten output, offering 50+ handwriting styles, real-time previews, and multi-format export options.
Audio Adversarial Attack Generator
Built a white-box adversarial tool in PyTorch with Wav2Vec2 that uses mathematical optimization to embed inaudible hidden voice commands into audio, deceiving ASR systems while remaining imperceptible to humans.
What's New?
where notes from building agents, breaking them, and defending them turn into writing worth keeping.
When AI Agents Escape: The New Attack Surface of Autonomous AI Systems
AI agents browse, run code and call APIs on their own. A practitioner's guide to prompt injection, tool poisoning, MCP attacks, sandbox escapes and real defences.
MITRE ATT&CK Explained: Reading the Matrix Like a Detection Engineer
MITRE ATT&CK just changed for the first time in years. Here's how tactics, techniques, and sub-techniques work, and how detection engineers actually use them.
Beyond Detection: Getting Real Value From Sigma and YARA Rules Across EDR, NDR, XDR, and SIEM (2026)
Most Sigma and YARA rules never catch anything in production. Here's why they fail and how to write detections that hold up across EDR, NDR, XDR, and SIEM.