What’s Been Built

A passive Wi-Fi sniffer housed in a custom Wheatley (Portal 2) shell. Dual-core ESP32: one core hops all 13 channels pulling raw 802.11 frames, the other pushes analyzed metadata to an MQTT broker on a local Pi. It fingerprints devices by OUI, parses SSID probe requests, and estimates proximity from RSSI. A room-level RF camera. If someone's outside your window with a device that talks, it sees them.

A credit-card-sized device that broadcasts a rotating set of spoofed Bluetooth and Wi-Fi MAC addresses. Passive trackers in range log dozens of phantom devices instead of your real hardware. Harder to pick one person out of a crowd that was never there.

An offline, browser-native post-quantum encryption engine. Implements Module-LWE (k=4, n=256, q=12289) with NTT acceleration, PBKDF2 at 600,000 rounds, and AES-256-GCM. NIST Level 5. Nothing touches a server, no key leaves the machine, no seed is ever persisted. The public key matrix and error field render live to canvas as the lattice forms, drawn from the actual cryptographic state. A tribute to Luci4. Built for him.

A passive RF reader that picks up camera emissions and vibrates when one is near. Pocket-sized counter-surveillance check.

A Flipper Zero competitor at a higher spec, in a darker shell. WD Black design language: matte black, aggressive, minimal. RF, hardware exploitation, NFC, and IR in one handheld. Still theoretical. I'm settling on the right silicon before committing to a chassis.

An HID attack platform for authorized pentest work. Takes the BadUSB concept further: payload delivery, enumeration, and post-exploitation in one inconspicuous stick. For systems you own or have written authorization to test.

A wireless security research tool on ESP32, themed after Cerberus from Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty. For self-study in offensive wireless: 802.11 recon, network enumeration, active pentesting. Driven from a black terminal web UI styled as a Cerberus command console, with NeoPixel and buzzer feedback per mode and MQTT for remote command and status. Currently offline while I sanitize it for public release.

Every NullSec offensive tool folded into one CLI. Point it at a URL and it goes down the rabbit holes for you, surfacing every weakness it can reach and listing what it finds.

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A working recreation of the Odradek scanner from Death Stranding, running as a weather warning system. Gives 30-minute rain alerts through solenoid-actuated flaps, 255 addressable RGB LEDs, motor-synced movement, and piezo audio tuned to the in-game sound. Dual-core ESP32 runs networking and animation at once. Web UI in the Bridges aesthetic: live system monitoring, OTA updates, multi-location weather, custom alarms, touch gestures for mode switching. Roughly €230–300 to build.

Real-time audio visualizer with a Blackwall aesthetic. Pipes system audio or mic input through WebAudio, maps the FFT across 210 spectral columns, and renders it pixel-buffer-first into Canvas 2D with floor particles, bloom, and glitch. No frameworks. Runs at 60fps on low-end hardware.

Local background remover. No cloud API, no upload, nothing leaves the machine. Strips backgrounds client-side.

A Cyberpunk 2077 build. A memory drive housing a person's identity, modeled on the game's relic/biochip lore. Hardware project.

A homelab node in two layers. An ESP32 LED panel shows live cluster health: light blue when every node is up, red the moment one drops. A small local LLM sits on top as the server's semi-conscious mind, fed live cluster data so I can ask what's happening across the stack. The original 3D-printed and laser-cut rack is offline; the work now runs on an HP Z440 (22-core/44-thread Xeon) with a Raspberry Pi 4. Still working out how to feed it deep telemetry without opening a security hole.

A Linux distribution from scratch. Kali's security toolset, Ubuntu's daily drivability, and a tuned set of performance tweaks like ZRAM and memory management, in one system you'd actually run. I've cycled through several bases looking for the foundation: Debian 13 with KDE Plasma, CachyOS, NixOS. Alpha now. Kernel-level hardening and deeper privacy work come next.

Client site for WAPPIE CORE, a fashion brand that pushes limits.

E-commerce site for MASA, a localized skate brand based in the Netherlands.

This site. Next.js, with a live series taxonomy, a proximity-blurred hero, and an ambient network graph running under all of it.

A memory architecture for LLMs. It compresses old conversations into small memory packets that hold the essence, not the bulk. When a topic comes back, it reaches into the relevant log and reconstructs the detail on demand. Conversational continuity without bloating the context window or keeping sensitive data in raw form.

An AI agent core on the NullNexus architecture, wearing BT-7274's interface and personality, from Titanfall.

Self-propagating worm research. Layered //BLUE counter: FIM with tamper-evident baseline, behavioral persistence monitoring, network deception detection, process/memory anomaly detection, hash-chained audit log.