I work on tooling for computer security, OS internals, binary analysis, instrumentation, reverse engineering, game security research, and fuzzing.
This blog is where I publish research notes, implementation write-ups, CTF writeups, project logs, and references I want to keep searchable outside of GitHub.
Technical focus
- Systems security: hypervisors, virtual machine introspection, debuggers, and low-level inspection tooling.
- Binary analysis and instrumentation: runtime internals, process injection, and controlled experimentation on native or managed targets.
- Research operations: curated knowledge bases, reproducible environments, documentation, and automation for security research workflows.
- Vulnerability research tooling: snapshot-based, stateful, and structure-aware fuzzing techniques.
Public work
My public portfolio is centered on security tooling and substantial research forks:
- systems security, virtualization, and memory forensics
- fuzzing infrastructure and snapshot-based fuzzing workflows
- runtime instrumentation and game security research
- curated references for anti-virtualization and VM-detection techniques
You can browse the current portfolio on the projects page or directly on GitHub.