A personal knowledge base, built one rabbit hole at a time.
This is my personal wiki — a running record of things I learn, mostly around cybersecurity and automotive systems, the two fields my work brings together. Think of it less as a polished encyclopedia and more as a lab notebook: notes-to-self, write-ups, cheat sheets, and half-finished thoughts that get refined over time.
It's public, but its primary purpose is selfish: I write to understand, and having it public keeps me honest and organized. If something here helps you too, even better — you're very welcome to read, reference, and learn from anything on this site.
Notes on offensive security, pentesting, red teaming, tooling, CTF write-ups, and general security concepts as I work through them.
Notes on automotive systems, protocols, and where security and vehicles intersect — connected/embedded systems, diagnostics, and the industry side of things.
This wiki reflects my personal learning process. Content may be incomplete, evolving, or occasionally wrong. If you spot an error, treat it as a snapshot of where my understanding was at the time, not a final answer.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Cybersecurity | Offensive security, pentesting, red team notes |
| Automotive | Automotive systems, protocols, security intersections |
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