Archangel — Full Attack Chain
Chained an LFI to unauthenticated RCE via log poisoning, then escalated to root through cron abuse and PATH hijacking.
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Junior Penetration Tester // Offensive Security
I break into web apps, networks, and APIs the way an attacker would — then turn every finding into clear, reproducible reporting that helps teams fix what matters. Driven to secure the digital world by understanding threats before they strike.
Available for engagements & other rolesI'm an offensive security practitioner and Junior Penetration Tester with hands-on experience running web application, API, and network security assessments inside a PTaaS consulting environment. Across 18 client engagements I identified 170+ vulnerabilities — including high-impact IDOR/BOLA, broken access control, SSRF, and authentication-bypass findings — each documented with proof-of-concept exploits, CVSS ratings, and actionable remediation. I was promoted from intern to a full-time Junior Penetration Tester (October 2026) on the strength of consistent, high-quality findings and professional reporting.
+ specialized findings: SSRF · CORS misconfig · clickjacking · privilege escalation · path traversal · unrestricted file upload · LFI · open redirect · web cache poisoning · CRLF injection · RCE
report-verified severity (rated subset): 3 Critical · 17 High · 20 Medium · 11 Low
Tools, languages, and methodologies I use across the full assessment lifecycle — recon → exploitation → privilege escalation → reporting.
Selected hands-on work — from client-style methodology to CTF-grade exploitation. Click a card for the attack chain; full reports open as PDFs. All testing performed with explicit authorization.
Chained an LFI to unauthenticated RCE via log poisoning, then escalated to root through cron abuse and PATH hijacking.
Enumerated a Windows domain, abused AS-REP Roasting to recover creds, and pivoted to domain compromise via DCSync + Pass-the-Hash.
Chained a parser-differential HTML injection in WordPress 7.0.2 through DOM clobbering and a SOME attack to steal an admin Application Password, then escalated to full RCE via a malicious plugin upload.
Assessed a Windows enterprise network behind pfSense — white-box & black-box — then hardened policy and re-scanned to confirm fixes.
Enumerated ports, services, and misconfigurations from Kali; triaged critical/high/medium findings and mapped each to concrete remediation.
Tested REST APIs for broken object-level authorization, excessive data exposure, and weak access control via JWT manipulation and object-reference tampering.
Intercepted login requests with Burp, automated credential guessing with Hydra, and documented defenses: MFA, lockout, rate limiting.
Built a dropper, delivered via phishing, executed payload to encrypt files, then recovered with a private key — mapping the full lifecycle end to end.
Performed SOC-style alert triage and log analysis on simulated SIEM data; identified IOCs including suspicious IP activity and authentication abuse.
Represented Syracuse University in the NCAE Cyber Games regional round — a national, team-based cyber-defense competition, hardening and defending live services against an active red team.
Implemented symmetric & asymmetric encryption with OpenSSL, GPG/Kleopatra, and WinSCP to encrypt, sign, transfer, and verify data across systems.
Open to full-time offensive security roles, internships, and authorized security assessments. Let's talk.
Ethical note: I only test assets with explicit authorization or within approved programs.