Security Portfolio:
Check out my work below, a collection of security experiments, as well as older archived math and computer science work. No A.I. or LLM usage in any of these articles, every word authored is my own.
Basic Process Injection and EDR Evasion Attempts
11/2025
I love and am very interested in malware development and reversal. I felt it necessary for furthering my understanding of the malware I’ve come across, to perform some interactions with the Win32, Windows API. Custom malware starter made in C.
ClickFix Phishing Deployment and Detection
10/2025
After finding myself disappointed with default telemetry and detections observed during an engagement with ClickFix malware, I elected to deploy and detect my own version. Engaging with malware and attacker infrastructure this way allows me to comprehensively understand an attack vector, and illuminate the threats to you!
Building a Very Basic Info Stealer
06/2024
Curious about info stealers, and the process of stealing and utilizing stolen cookies, I decided to build and deploy an infostealer in python. I explain the code, the deployment, and lessons learned.
Elastic Custom Correlation Rules
08/2023
I rewrote a default detection rule in Elastic Query Language (EQL) to allow for a more specific tune. This utilizes Elastic Query Language, different from KQL or ES|QL, to allow for wildcards in file path and name. The results were then tested with a PowerShell script.
Elastic Security Ransomware Experiment
06/2023
In my homelab, I utilized a python ransomware builder, RaaSNet to build a payload and C2 server. I executed this payload, and automated the parsing of relevant Elastic logs, as well as writing custom detection rules for the ransomware.
Deploying Elastic in a Homelab
05/2023
I deployed Elastic and Kibana as a SIEM solution, utilizing Elastic Security, the default rule set, and the Elastic Agent.
Older Work:
- PicoCTF 2022 – Github page for my work solving Pico CTF in 2022
- PWN College – Link to my scoring in a semester long, CTF style, college course, CSE 466 at ASU
- Sine and Cosine functions – Math visualization describing said functions
- The Gaussian Curve – Math visualization describing different distributions
- http://astro-scorpiostudios.net – Website from high school, hosting video games, the first things I ever programmed. 🙂