I hack

Hacking, for me, goes beyond breaking systems it's about breaking assumptions.
I don’t just hack for the sake of discovery; I hack to secure, educate, and empower.I have helped secure a great number of Fortune 500 companies..

This section is a window into my hands-on journey:
Hall Of Fame, security research, CVE exploitation, and educating the next generation of ethical hackers.

Welcome to the core of what I do where curiosity meets responsibility.

Halls Of Fame & Recognitions

Every recognition tells a story a reported bug, a secured system, a company protected.
This section showcases the acknowledgments I’ve received from global organizations for responsibly identifying and reporting over 1,500 security vulnerabilities.

I’m honored to be listed in the Halls of Fame, Acknowledgment Pages, and Security Leaderboards of more than 600 companies worldwide from tech giants to startups each reflecting a moment of impact in the ongoing mission to make the digital world safer.

These aren’t just badges; they represent a shared commitment to cybersecurity, transparency, and collaboration.

Huawei

Over the years, I have reported 25+ confirmed vulnerabilities to Huawei, contributing directly to the security and resilience of its global ecosystem.
These vulnerabilities spanned various product lines and platforms from cloud infrastructure to consumer services and following Huawei’s coordinated vulnerability disclosure process.

My contributions have been officially recognized in Huawei’s acknowledgments .

Panasonic

Panasonic is a global leader in electronics, automotive systems, and smart solutions, serving millions across industries with cutting-edge innovation and technology.

As part of my independent security research efforts, I have reported 12+ verified vulnerabilities in Panasonic products and systems.
These contributions helped strengthen the security posture of the company and were met with formal acknowledgments in Panasonic’s.

My work with Panasonic reflects a shared commitment to secure-by-design development and proactive risk mitigation across global tech ecosystems.

Halls Of Fame

Over 600 global companies have added me to their Hall of Fame pages after I helped secure their systems by reporting Valid vulnerabilities but honestly, if we listed all their logos here, the page might crash... and that would be so off-brand for a cybersecurity guy 😅

So, here’s just a sneak peek at some of the top organizations that gave me official recognition.

And if you're still curious?

I’ve been officially registered in the World Book of Records for my cybersecurity contributions.
I’ve received multiple major awards all of which you can explore in the Awards section.
Or you can scroll through my social media for the full (and growing) gallery of recognitions.

This section is just the tip of the iceberg the real flex lives in the journey.

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Awards

CVE exploitation & Simulation Attacks

Welcome to the playground where things get real no clickbait, no theory dumps… just hands-on exploitation and simulation at scale.

Thanks to my work with a cybersecurity awareness company and my obsession with making cybersecurity fun, relatable, and downright addictive I’ve developed a deep, practical understanding of real-world exploitation techniques.

Tools of the Trade

Yes, I’m that guy who actually uses the entire Hak5 toolkit in the wild whether it’s the Rubber Ducky, Bash Bunny, Flipper Zero, or Packet Squirrel.
But wait it doesn’t stop there.

I’ve even written my own scripts and payloads that push these tools to their creative limits (some of them are so wild, even ChatGPT blushed when I tested them ).

Phishing? Think Again

Sure, I’ve done the typical phishing simulations. Who hasn’t?
But I’ve also taken social engineering to a level that’ll make you say:

“Wait… that’s possible?!”

I customize each campaign per organization
reverse-engineering human behavior, spotting vulnerabilities in trust, and designing simulations that actually challenge both people and policies.

CVE Hunting Like a Detective

Before launching any simulation or audit, I analyze your environment:

What tech stack are you using?
Which systems are public-facing?
What libraries and dependencies might be outdated?

Then I go full CVE-hunter mode:
scanning, testing, exploiting, and documenting the results all ethically, all educationally.

And no, this isn't just theory. I regularly record & publish real walkthroughs of CVE exploitation on my Youtube Channel, helping thousands of learners understand the practical side of infosec.

Check out some of the CVEs I’ve simulated recently:
Apache CVE-2021-41773 -- GitLab CVE-2021-22205 -- Jupyter Notebook RCE -- Spring Messaging RCE -- PDFjs CVE-2024-4367 and the list keeps growing every week.

TL;DR:

I don’t just study CVEs I bring them to life, teach others how to defend against them, and use every tool, exploit, and lesson to raise the bar in how we think about security.

Drive CVE Exploitation & Simulation Attacks

Blog

I’ve earned several cybersecurity certifications over the years, building a solid foundation across multiple domains from cloud security to application security and even AI security.

include:

Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate (and yes I reviewed all 8 modules on Medium)
Certified AppSec Practitioner
Fortinet NSE 1, 4, and mock exams for levels 5–7
CISSP Course and more

I’ve also completed specialized training in:

Cloud Security
AI & Machine Learning Security
Application Security
Secure Coding & Architecture

You can explore many of these certificates in the Training section.
And if you're just getting started in cybersecurity, I’ve got you covered too! On my Medium Blog, you’ll find:

An honest, detailed 8-part review of the Google Cybersecurity Certificate
A beginner-friendly series explaining encryption from the ground up
And a few spicy reads on tools, ethical hacking, and foundational security concepts

Because cybersecurity isn’t just a job it’s a mindset. And I’m here to help others build theirs.

Medium Blog

Training

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