I sell SaaS and secure cloud infrastructure by day — AWS, DevSecOps, and the unglamorous compliance work that decides whether a deal closes. Before that, threat research and HUMINT. Three of these orbits come straight from those two jobs: Conformiti and Countersign to make the paperwork survivable providing business outcomes. For my alternate persona, NocTORnal for enabling casework available to every enforcement jurisdiction.
Everything orbiting this core started as a question I couldn't find a clean answer to. How a Delphi binary hides its methods. What a duress passphrase should actually do when someone is standing over you. Where an application's traffic really goes when it won't take a proxy. What a stealer can't help doing that gives it away. Whether a picture can prove who made it. The code is the answer, and it's all open.
I build across C#/Avalonia, Python, Go, C, and Delphi, with a bias toward encryption, duress design, and software that behaves correctly when someone hostile is in the room — a wallet with a second truth, folder encryption that lies on command, a kill switch for the minutes after you walk away.