A defensive cybersecurity and OSINT researcher focused on public safety, transparency, and protecting people from online harm.
I am a developer and researcher working at the intersection of cybersecurity, open-source intelligence, and public safety. My work is defensive: I build tools and resources that help people understand online threats, reduce their exposure, and report harm to the right authorities.
I do not conduct unauthorized investigations, doxx individuals, or support harassment. I believe that knowledge about how attackers operate is what makes victims safer.
Once you understand the workflow of cybersecurity, you can understand how OSINT works. Once you understand OSINT, you can prevent doxxing, help people file reports, and support the innocent. The same knowledge that bad actors use to hurt others can be used by good actors to keep them safe.
This portfolio is a living example of that mission: public, free, and defensive.
