Reverse Eng. Empire is my personal lab, a curated space where I showcase the projects, tools, and experiments I've built to deepen my understanding of computer systems. Through low-level software introspection to hardware analysis, reverse engineering is my lens for learning how things work—and how they break. My goal is to translate that insight into more resilient, performant, and private software.
You can explore some of my recent work in the Projects section, check out tools I’ve built in the Toolbox, or read more about my methods and findings on the Blog
About Me
I like figuring out how things work — especially the things we're not really supposed to see. I'm a systems thinker at heart, with a focus on reverse engineering, low-level programming, and digital privacy.
Most of my work lives at the intersection of curiosity and control: understanding how software behaves under the hood, and building tools that give users more power over their machines.
When I'm not digging into binaries or writing tiny utilities, I'm thinking about how technology shapes behavior — and how we can make it more transparent, respectful, and resilient.
Last edited: July 30, 2025