Red_team analyst, senior security research, and architecture. Cybersecurity professional MBA computer and networking sec
Joined January 2026
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May 24
Close friend called me today. He asked me.... Can AI change a filter in someone's mind? Like. Can they make them feel like they are someone else that's is elsewhere?
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If you're seeing this you should join us on Reddit.
reddit.com/r/Bugcrowd
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May 14
SQUIRM 🐛⚡
New updates:
• smarter endpoint triage
• entropy-based secret detection
• SSRF/auth classification
• brain.sh scoring engine
• cleaner recon pipelines
Less noise. More signal. 🧠
"SQUIRM" (github.com/whathehack81/squi…)
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May 13
Examples from my recent work:
unsafe privileged workflow execution chains
partial EIP-55 validation semantics
txpool/debug namespace exposure
signer binding/replay concerns
PR-SHA trust transitions in CI
Those are architectural findings.
🤔 🔥 #bugcrowd #infosec #bugbountytips
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Pen testing outcomes depend on what happens after findings are delivered. 📩
In Dark Reading, Bugcrowd’s Trey Ford shared why executive ownership, remediation timelines, and validation are critical to getting more value from security testing.
Dig into the coverage: darkreading.com/vulnerabilit…
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May 12
Cybersecurity professionals, tech enthusiasts, #bugbounty #pentesters #bugcrowd #infosec #appsec #recon I made some updates to squirm. I added a brain.hs 🧠
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May 10
Security research keeps teaching me that more findings ≠ better research.
Real progress comes from reducing noise, validating behavior, understanding systems, and reproducing consistently.
Recently refined my workflows and the signal quality difference has been huge. 🧠 🔥
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github.com/whathehack81/squi…
Any way my cybersecurity community, can check this out. I'm developing. I'm working out edge cases. I've been adding different environments, and testing. 🤔
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Found an anomoly in a cryptos infrastructure, using SRnodes. I was able to reach different layers of protocol using /xDE/xEA/xDB/ /x0*0//xBEE/xF00 with bad block bad protocol peer disconnect ,0 CPU spike. Dpos vector. Q consensus disruptions, ?¿? 0 packet loss... 🤔
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Cybersecurity professionals. Let's say you are working on a fin tech program. Burp allows you to replay transactions and gives no err. Always 200ok. Curl commands being a confirmation seals the deal. {Response.code(5)} 200ok again. Why?
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In depth look at cybersecuritys frustrations and how to cancel out noise. #bugcrowd #appsec #redteam
Read “From Signal to Impact: Building Squirm and Learning What Actually Matters“ by Whathehack on Medium: medium.com/@whathehack81/fro…
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One down one remains.
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Okay, cybersecurity professionals. Let's find the criticals. #bugcrowd #appsec @royallresearch @GitHubCommunity
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