About

My interest in cybersecurity began at the age of 14, driven by curiosity about how technology works beneath the surface. Growing up around computer at home, I was always interested in understanding what was happening behind the screen. When a teacher introduced me to cybersecurity, that curiosity found a direction, and I quickly knew I had found a field I wanted to pursue seriously.

Since then, I’ve built my foundation through structured learning, hands-on labs, CTFs, and practical security projects. I hold the eJPTv2 certification with a 94% score and am currently preparing for the HTB CPTS certification as I continue developing my penetration testing and offensive security skills.

My approach is simple: understand how systems work, break them in controlled environments, learn from the process, and document what I discover. I’m particularly interested in the practical side of security — from reconnaissance and exploitation to understanding how vulnerabilities can be identified, reproduced, and ultimately mitigated.

ARCONSEC is where I document that journey through technical blogs, CTF/lab write-ups, security research, projects, tools, learning notes, and curated cybersecurity resources.