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Plenty of us came up reading pastebins, trading payloads, and quietly getting better. If you’ve ever reverse shelled an anime avatar or named a VM after a mech, you’ll probably fit in fine here. You don’t have to say much—just read, share if it helps, and drop a comment if you’ve got something clever to add.
About Me
I came up through government service, doing things we don’t put in writing and learning the trade from people who treat hex like a second language. These days, I work in offensive security in the private sector, still very much hands-on.
I hold a Master’s degree in Cybersecurity, along with certifications including CISSP, CEH, and I’m currently working toward OSCP. Most of what I publish here comes straight from lab notes, real-world pentesting prep, and the occasional rabbit hole I fell down on a weekend.
This blog is how I keep track of what works, what breaks, and what’s worth sharing. Hope it helps.
