Hi, i'm passionate about low-level programming (firmware, embedded) and hacking, I enjoy exploring the depths of system internals and security. But mostly i love to combine CREATIVITY and KNOWLEDGE to create usefull and beatifull things (not only low level).
Boards need consoles and products need front ends. These are the ones I build around the hardware.
VT100 Provisioning Console IoT board provisioning: MAC pool, MQTT identity, mTLS, revocation. Internship project, private repository |
Volo: handheld for restaurants Product site for an ordering device Demo. Scroll-driven video and motion. Live site ↗ |
NFC digital menu Tap a table tag, get the menu with drink pairings. Live with a paying restaurant; this demo runs on static data. Live demo ↗ |
Cinematic scroll 240-frame canvas animation driven by scroll, with custom inertia and smart preloading. Live site ↗ |
A macOS menu bar app that puts WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Proton Mail and LinkedIn in one panel, and only lets through the notifications you care about: regex filters per service, quiet hours, zero runtime dependencies.
A filter for the Instagram posts you save: it reads every slide of a carousel, checks each repo or model it names at the source, and weighs it against a profile you write. It doesn't summarize, it throws things out.
AirDrop for machines with no screen: a terminal app that finds peers on the LAN via mDNS and sends files over TLS, with a fingerprint you confirm by eye. Built for a Raspberry Pi or server you only reach over SSH.
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A Solidity smart contract that records temperature readings from authorized IoT sensors on-chain, with access control and an automatic alert status, so nobody who runs the server can quietly rewrite the data.
A standalone CAN bus sniffer: an MCP2515 reads real frames over SPI, an Arduino decodes ID, length and payload, and shows them live on a 16×2 LCD and serial, no PC needed.
Fixing the problem of NON_WIFI printers, so that they can recieve files from a LAN.
Visual Cryptography in Python — splitting an image into two random shares that reveal nothing on their own, yet reconstruct perfectly when overlaid.
A local IoT gateway that monitors light via STM32 and shares real-time sensor data and controls over MQTT and a secure Flask dashboard.
An implementation of the Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) protocol for sending emails securely, ensuring Confidentiality, Integrity, and Authenticity.
A hands-on journey through Python: from prints and data structures to OOP, decorators, error handling, files, and small projects.
A practical journey to learn the C programming language through examples, notes, and structured practice. It covers memory, structs, pointers, function pointers, and even ADTs.
My path to modern C++: syntax, STL, RAII, move semantics, templates, and practical exercises to write safe and expressive code.
A comprehensive journey through the Rust programming language, featuring projects and exercises inspired by "The Rust Programming Language" book.
A hands-on journey into low-level programming with x86-64 Assembly, exploring system calls, memory management, and the inner workings of modern computers.














