Low-level developer • Reverse engineer
I spend most of my time taking things apart — from binaries to compilers, trying to understand what really happens under the hood.
- 🧩 Reverse engineering and systems programming addict
- 💾 Working mainly with C, C++, Rust, and x86 assembly
- 🐍 Occasionally using Python for tooling and automation
- ⚙️ Focused on debugging, internals, and how systems really work
I’m into bare-metal programming, binary analysis, and custom tooling —
basically anything that sits close to the hardware.
| Project | Description |
|---|---|
| 🧠 lisa-dbg | A low-level debugger built from scratch |
| ⚙️ Processya | A user-mode process dumper, focused on simplicity and reliability |
| 🧪 RustyGenC | A fun side project — an experimental ASM-to-C translator built just to explore ideas |
| 🧩 Other stuff | Experimental tools and internal projects around reverse engineering and systems internals |
Most of what I post here are user-mode projects,
usually the first versions — I push them early, then improve and refine them over time.
- Reverse engineering & binary instrumentation
- Compilers, debuggers, and OS internals
- Low-level architecture quirks and system behavior
- Anything that smells like assembly, memory, or processes
🖤 “If you can’t see what the code is doing, you probably haven’t looked deep enough.”