My security journey developed through hands-on experimentation — working with vulnerable applications, security labs, penetration-testing exercises, bug-bounty testing, reverse engineering, and small security tools and environments.

Over time, my focus moved beyond simply learning tools and techniques. I became more interested in understanding why a weakness exists, how it can be reproduced, how to validate it reliably, and what evidence supports the result.

My work currently spans:

• Application Security
• Android & Mobile Security
• Offensive Security
• Security Research
• Vulnerability Research
• Security Tooling & Automation
• Digital Forensics
• Linux & Networking

This GitHub contains selected projects, laboratories, experiments, research, and technical notes that represent work I have actually explored.

Not everything I work on is public. Some projects remain private because they are unfinished, target-specific, experimental, or contain implementation details that are not appropriate to release. Where the underlying source cannot be published, I aim to document the problem, methodology, observations, results, and lessons learned where possible.

I’m continuing to build toward deeper security research, stronger testing environments, better tooling, and more disciplined security engineering.

Current focus: Application Security · Android Security · Offensive Security · Security Research · Security Engineering