About Me

I’m an offensive security engineer focused on real-world attack paths across modern enterprise environments. My work spans web, network, cloud, and Active Directory security, with a particular interest in adversary emulation, post-exploitation tradecraft, and how defensive controls behave under realistic pressure. I spend time building and analyzing tooling, studying detection boundaries, and experimenting with evasion techniques to better understand where security controls fail and why. This site is a collection of research notes, experiments, and lessons learned from hands-on offensive testing and red-team operations.