Security Research

Thoughts, writeups, and research on offensive security and evasion.

2026-05-23

The Local LLM Trojan Horse

Local LLMs are catching up to cloud models fast. And because nobody truly understands what's inside them, finetuning one to behave badly is easier than you think.

LLMAI SecurityRed TeamingFinetuning
2025-12-30

Injecting CDP into a Running Edge Browser: A Deep Dive into Runtime Browser Instrumentation

Reverse engineering Microsoft Edge to enable Chrome DevTools Protocol on a live browser process without restart - for Red Team Operations.

Red TeamBrowser SecurityDLL InjectionReverse EngineeringWinDbg
2025-12-08

Building a RASP: Inside the Application's Mind

A journey into building a Runtime Application Self-Protection (RASP) system for Python from scratch.

RASPPythonSecurityBlue Team
2025-12-07

Evasive C2: The Final Polish

Advanced evasion topics: Beacon Object Files (BOFs) and Ekko Sleep Obfuscation.

EvasionBOFSleep ObfuscationEkko
2025-12-06

Evasive C2: In-Memory Execution

Techniques for in-memory execution, including Fork & Run, PPID Spoofing, and Named Pipe redirection.

WeaponizationProcess InjectionDonut.NET
2025-12-05

Evasive C2: Avoiding Hooks

Exploring advanced Windows evasion techniques including Direct/Indirect Syscalls and PEB walking.

EvasionSyscallsWindows InternalsC++
2025-12-04

Evasive C2: Talking to our agent

Deep dive into the Communication Layer of C24U, covering HTTP/S, DNS Tunneling, and SOCKS5.

C2NetworkingDNS TunnelingSOCKS5
2025-12-03

Evasive C2: Why and How

Chronicle of building C24U, a production-grade C2 framework, from scratch.

C2Malware DevArchitecture
2025-12-03

CTwobe: Hiding Command & Control in YouTube Traffic

A deep dive into building a covert C2 framework that uses YouTube for command execution and data exfiltration.

C2Covert ChannelsPythonRed Teaming
2025-02-10

My Road to OSCE3: Lessons, Challenges, and Triumphs

My personal experience going from new to cyber security to OSCE3

Personal Experience