I operate on the offensive side of the fence. My expertise lies in web application security and adversarial simulation essentially, I think like the threat so you don't have to.

As the President of a Free Software and Open Source community at my university, I’m a firm believer in the "open" philosophy and a die-hard Linux user. Whether it’s hardening systems or managing servers, I prefer a terminal-first approach. Currently, I’m a member of Delta -an advanced R&D team within Siber Vatan- where we push the boundaries of security research and technical development.

For me, security isn't just a job; it's a lifestyle. You’ll often find me exploiting web applications, hunting flags in CTFs, experimenting with lockpicking, or out in the field doing warwalking with a Raspberry Pi. I’ve developed a workflow that prioritizes efficiency and operational realism, with a heavy focus on Active Directory environments and bypassing modern controls.

I have a zero-tolerance policy for outdated methodologies. In this game, it’s not about feeling safe; it’s about being technically superior to the adversary.