Hey! I'm Deadcode, a developer and cybersecurity enthusiast passionate about understanding technology from the application layer all the way down to the system level.
I build software, automate workflows, explore cybersecurity, and experiment with low-level programming.
My goal is simple: understand how technology works, how it breaks, and how to build it better.
- π» Full-Stack Development β Building web applications and backend systems.
- π€ AI & Automation β Creating intelligent tools and automated workflows.
- π‘οΈ Cybersecurity β Web security, ethical hacking, and bug bounty research.
- βοΈ Systems Programming β C, Linux, and operating system development.
- π Electronics & IoT β Microcontrollers, robotics, and embedded systems.
- π§ Machine Learning β Exploring intelligent applications and AI.
"The best way to understand a system is to build it, break it, and understand why it broke."
Additional Technologies
| Project | Description | Technologies |
|---|---|---|
| π₯οΈ DeadIV-OS | An experimental operating system exploring low-level computing and kernel development. | C, Assembly |
| π DEADHASH | A security-related programming project focused on hashing concepts. | Programming, Security |
| βοΈ TokiForge | A development project exploring backend systems and web technologies. | Node.js, Express, MySQL |
| π§° TokiTools | A collection of practical utilities designed to make everyday tasks easier. | Web Development |
| π StudyPilot | A study-planning application concept for organizing subjects and tasks. | Web Development |
| π€ Python Robot | An interactive robotics project combining software and electronics. | Python, IoT |
I'm interested in understanding how applications and systems fail, how vulnerabilities are discovered, and how they can be prevented.
Areas of Interest
- π Web Application Security
- π Network Fundamentals & Enumeration
- π§ͺ Vulnerability Research
- π Bug Bounty Methodology
- π Authentication & Access Control
- π§ Linux & System Security
- π οΈ Security Testing in Authorized Environments
Write code. Understand systems. Question assumptions.
Every bug is a lesson. Every project is an experiment.
