I'm an Informatics student interested in software engineering and cybersecurity.
I learn best by building things, breaking them apart, and slowly understanding why they work.
Most of my repositories start with a question.
How does a browser extension inspect something safely?
What does secure authentication look like when I build both the weak and stronger versions?
How does a SIEM collect logs, parse them, and turn small signals into useful alerts?
I use projects to answer those questions. Some are polished, some are experiments, but each one teaches me something about software, security, or the space between them.
You'll mostly find projects about:
- building secure web applications
- experimenting with browser extensions
- understanding how detection systems work
- mobile apps built while learning new frameworks
Some projects are polished, others are experiments, but every repository exists because I wanted to understand something better.
- Build first, then understand deeper.
- Security makes more sense when I can test the weak version and the improved version side by side.
- Good documentation is part of the project, not something separate from it.
- Small tools are still worth building if they make one idea clearer.
Thanks for stopping by.
If a project catches your interest, feel free to explore it or reach out—I'm always happy to learn from other builders.