Security & Network Engineer
I break systems so organisations don't have to.
Network engineering · Offensive security · Vulnerability research · Red teaming · AI security.
About
Security engineer focused on offensive operations, vulnerability research, and AI security. I work across the full attack chain, from initial recon through exploitation, post-exploitation, and responsible disclosure.
Hands-on experience securing e-commerce platforms against OWASP Top 10 threats, conducting red team engagements to domain admin, and building custom tooling for threat intelligence and C2 infrastructure. Active HackerOne/Bugcrowd researcher with a track record of responsible disclosure to major platforms.
When I'm not breaking things, I'm reverse engineering them, or writing about why they broke. My reporting is built the same way: an executive summary a decision-maker can act on, findings an engineer can reproduce, and unverified evidence labeled honestly instead of quietly merged.
Experience
validate_inline_codes(), a Counter-based diff validator with 11 unit tests, and drove the fix through code review and merge via PR #309. The validator now acts as the integrity gate for the whole compression pipeline.is_sensitive_path() false positives that blocked documentation files with security-related names (e.g., password_policy.md, secrets_management_guide.md). Introduced a _DOC_EXTENSIONS allowlist with 23 test cases, submitted via PR #308.X-PAN-AUTHCHECK: off via /php/ztp_gate.php/.js.map to fingerprint unpatched PAN-OS management interfaces. Matching two conditions (HTTP 200 plus the ZTP title) rules out false positives against patched and non-target hosts. Submitted via PR #1444 with 5 test scenarios.Technical Arsenal
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