I am a self-taught cybersecurity specialist and software developer of parceled miscellany, with a fair share of “unique curiosities”. I prefer simple, supply-chain-free code where possible, but ironically enjoy ruminating on ruthlessly complex or contrived APT attack scenarios.
I enjoy stitching together loose ends to see a complete solution when the problem or the path is initially unclear. I am meticulous and single-task-oriented to a near-obsessive fault: good luck prying me away when I detect problem-solving afoot nearby. I will move mountains on a problem if I perceive even the slightest bit of incremental progress!
For me, it’s the aim of the artisan, the responsibility and utility of a code project, and the thrill and rush of discovering digital treasures. Like a metal detector, but unearthing lost metals doesn’t simply yield rusty trinkets: it helps people in the real world.
With all its dangers, comforts, and attractions, there’s nothing quite like a novel discovery in the metropolis of cyberspace, or being one of the myriad of architects for its future establishments.
Who am I?
Just a regular guy with a deep passion for all things digital and a love for creation.
What am I?
A systems administrator software engineer and cybersecurity professional by day; a tinkerer and lackadaisical developer by night.
Where am I?
- Working
- At a terminal
- Gardening
- Avoiding my debt to the Sandman
- Enjoying the calm breeze of a late summer evening
- Frosting in the dead of a northern winter
Pick any!
When am I?
I am then and I am now, and to the limit of my senses I am yet to be.
Why am I?
That probably requires a couple more kilobytes to discuss!
How am I?
I’m great, thanks!