The person behind the terminal. I think like an attacker, operate like an engineer, and document everything.
I started as a Full-Stack Developer. That's not a detour. It's the foundation. I spent years writing the kind of code that gets exploited: authentication flows, API endpoints, database queries, file upload handlers. I know how these are built, which means I know exactly where they break and how an attacker gets in.
That developer lens pushed me into security. I earned a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering from Parul University with First Class Honours, then spent 4+ years in professional security roles spanning SOC operations, penetration testing, and cloud security engineering.
My background in development allows me to identify how vulnerabilities are introduced at the code level, while my offensive security focus enables me to exploit them from an attacker's perspective. That combination is what separates vulnerability discovery from real impact.
Currently pursuing a Master's in Cybersecurity at Yeshiva University, preparing for OSCP, and building exploit-driven projects that document methodology, not just results.
I approach security with a builder's understanding and an attacker's mindset, focusing on how systems fail in real-world scenarios.
The best defenders know how to attack. Pentesting, red teaming, and ethical hacking are my primary toolkit.
Breaking down malicious code to understand how threats operate. Reverse engineering is where forensics meets art.
Sharing knowledge, building security culture. Making cybersecurity accessible is just as important as practicing it.
Coming from a dev background, I believe security must be built in from day one, not bolted on at the end.
When I'm not analyzing threats or writing Python scripts, here's what you'll find me doing.
Collecting experiences, not souvenirs. New cultures, new perspectives, new security conferences.
Strategy, patience, thinking three moves ahead, sounds exactly like cybersecurity to me.
There's something magical about turning a few simple ingredients into happiness.
Afrobeats to old-school jams. Wannabe pianist. Terrible dancer, but that has never once stopped me.
Both hands, one skillset. Comes in handy, pun fully intended.
From security research papers to philosophy. There's always something in my reading queue.
Ninja warrior tactics applied to modern cybersecurity - a unique and genuinely powerful read.
A reminder that the journey to your personal legend is the point, not just the destination.
Essential reading for any offensive security practitioner who writes Python.
"The secret of life, though, is to fall seven times and to get up eight times."
"Security is a culture, not a control."
"With one eye fixed on the destination, there is only one eye left to guide you along the journey."
Whether it's a security engagement, a collaboration, or just a conversation about cybersecurity, I'm all ears.