I'm a Security Engineer, vulnerability researcher, and speaker with hands-on experience across application security, cloud security, red teaming, security automation, and AI security. Over the years, I've assessed and helped secure 200+ applications and systems across web, mobile, APIs, cloud infrastructure, networks, thick clients, and source code. My vulnerability research includes multiple CVEs, including CVE-2026-28931, an Apple-credited vulnerability affecting the NFS client that could result in kernel memory corruption. I've also been recognized through responsible disclosure programs from Apple, Microsoft, Mastercard, and other organizations, and have spoken about security research at DEF CON, HackSydney, J On The Beach (JOTB), and OWASP events. My current research is increasingly focused on AI and agent security- understanding how AI systems, LLM applications, agents, tool integrations, and emerging autonomous systems can be attacked and secured. I also enjoy building security tools, experimenting with new attack surfaces, and helping other security professionals and researchers improve the way they approach real-world security problems. Hacking AI, and building AI to Hack AI.