QA engineer by trade. I build tools and take software apart to see what could work better.
Sometimes I find vulnerabilities. Then I write reports and give maintainers unexpected homework.
I break things on purpose (professionally) and my own brain (recreationally).

• Build tools nobody asked for but I needed at 2am
• Automate stuff in 6 hours that would take me 2 minutes to do myself
• Turn “that’s weird” into a bug report
• Start projects with full conviction
  ◦ Abandon them with full closure
• Occasionally finish something

🔧 Day job: QA engineering for EHR software
🛠️ Side quests: Cursed stacks, automation, Unity tooling, and self-hosted services
🔍 Security: Vulnerability research, reverse engineering, and malware analysis
📋 Status: Yes

Repositories may be abandoned. They were loved. Briefly.

🍯 Hunny: a Discord honeypot bot. One trap channel per server; hijacked spam accounts post there first and get banned before they reach channel two. Runs on most small form-factor machines (even a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W) and supports SQLite or Postgres. Self-host it or invite the hosted one.