Hunair_
Welcome to my digital playground. Securing the web and teaching machines new tricks — one commit, one prompt, one exploit at a time.
// system notice
The Lab is under construction
experiments are being calibrated. check back soon for the full skills manifest.
// ./projects --featured
Featured Projects is under construction
I'm rebuilding this section with case studies, metrics, and live demos. Check back soon.
// ./access --shell
Live Shell
poke around. type help for commands. arrow keys scroll history. tab autocompletes.
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type 'help' to list commands.// ./timeline --reverse
The Journey
- 2019
first compile
Wrote my first Python script — a port scanner that crashed my router. Hooked ever since. Spent more time in `/var/log` than in class.
- 2021
red team awakening
Joined a CTF on a whim, captured a flag in the crypto category at 3am, and never looked back. Began formal pentesting work shortly after.
- 2023
machine whisperer
Trained my first transformer from scratch on a single GPU. Realized AI security was the wild west — and that's exactly where I wanted to be.
- now
building in public
Shipping tools at the intersection of security and intelligence. Breaking things to understand them, then rebuilding them better, faster, safer.
// whoami
About Me
I'm Hunair — a developer working at the seam between security and artificial intelligence. I break things to understand how they work, then build intelligent systems to put them back together better. Some days that means dissecting malware; other days it means training a model to write better exploits than I can. Both days are good days.
My happy place is the overlap: adversarial ML, prompt-injection defense, autonomous red-team agents, and the occasional side-quest into creative visualization. I believe the next decade of security will be fought with models — and I'd rather be on the team building the shields than the one mining the exploits.