COCOFELON
I build software, then I ask where it breaks.
I work across software engineering, offensive security, and fintech systems. I build the tools I need, study the assumptions inside other people's systems, and write about what survives contact with reality.
The names matter to me. Jericho, Beulah, ShellVault. They come from the same place as the work: faith, questions about power and trust, and a habit of looking closely at what people call finished.
My repositories
The work I actually claim.
01 beulah_intrusion A C++ developed malware obfuscator. Windows internals and controlled evasion research. 02 lyr Multimodal sensory fusion and cyber-physical perception engine. Perception, signals, and the engineering underneath them. 03 bleeding-eye Bleeding Eye: Automated Vulnerability Detection Framework. Finding weakness through repeatable analysis instead of guesswork. 04 shellvault A TypeScript project for managing server access. A practical answer to the reality of credentials and environments. 05 jericho A personalized toolkit. The personal workbench: utilities, experiments, and repeated habits.
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