Writing about tech, learning, and whatever's on my mind.

This website isn't just a resume—it's proof of my cybersecurity journey. I'm working toward certifications, but I know real experience matters. So every update, project, and post here reflects hands-on learning, growth, and the work I've put in to build real skills.

The Flipper Zero was my first real hacking tool. In 10th grade, I used it to secretly control my English teacher's projector until she called IT. That mischievous moment sparked my passion for understanding wireless technology and cybersecurity.

Studying for CompTIA A+ Core 1 using Professor Messer's course, Anki flashcards for memorization, and hands-on practice. Here's my complete study routine and every resource I'm using to get certified.

I spent a month hunting for the perfect ThinkPad, then 12+ hours fighting with bootable USB drives before finally getting Kali Linux installed. My first project? Successfully cracking my own Wi-Fi network using Aircrack-ng. Here's how I went from Windows user to running penetration testing tools—and what I learned about persistence, Linux, and cybersecurity along the way.