With a background in web development and a long-standing interest in technology, I've become increasingly interested in cybersecurity and the systems that make the modern web secure, private, and trustworthy. My projects focus on exploring concepts such as authentication, web security, privacy, Linux, and applied cryptography through practical, hands-on implementation.
I started by exploring technology and web development through HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and personal projects. As I learned more about how digital systems work, I became increasingly interested in cybersecurity — especially privacy, authentication, web security, and secure system design. Today I continue learning through hands-on projects, Linux, CTFs, and security-focused experimentation. I enjoy building tools that help me understand concepts by implementing them, rather than only reading about them.
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through personal projects — getting comfortable building and shipping things on the open web.
Moving past "make it work" toward understanding what happens underneath — requests, responses, browsers, and the machinery of the web.
Privacy, authentication, web security, and secure system design became the questions I wanted to spend my time on.
Hands-on projects, Linux, CTFs, and security experiments — implementing concepts to truly understand them, and documenting the process.
Three small tools I built to understand security and privacy by implementing them. Each one runs live, with the source open on GitHub.
An HTTP security headers analyzer that checks websites for important headers — CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, and Permissions-Policy — while explaining each one's purpose in beginner-friendly language.
Wizminar is my technology platform where I document projects, experiments, and ideas across YouTube, X, Instagram, and my website.
Over the years, creating content has taught me the value of explaining technical concepts clearly and sharing the learning process publicly. The same mindset carries into my projects and cybersecurity journey.
Build logs, walkthroughs, and breakdowns of the things I'm learning and making.
Notes, progress, and short threads on security, privacy, and what I'm building right now.
A more visual look at the journey — projects, behind-the-scenes, and ideas in progress.
Open to conversations, collaboration, and learning opportunities in cybersecurity. If you're working on something interesting — or just want to talk security, privacy, or web tooling — reach out.
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