I work across cybersecurity, threat intelligence, and threat hunting, with a focus on understanding real-world threats, adversary behavior, and evolving attack techniques.

My research interests include APT groups, ransomware operations, malware, command-and-control (C2) infrastructure, and adversary TTPs. I’m particularly interested in analyzing how threat actors operate, how their infrastructure and techniques evolve, and how this intelligence can support threat hunting and detection.

Alongside traditional security research, I spend a significant amount of time exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

My current interests are centered around AI agents, autonomous systems, and agentic workflows — particularly how these systems can be applied to security research, threat intelligence, threat hunting, analysis, and automation.

I’m also interested in the security challenges introduced by AI-native systems, including AI/LLM security, agent security, prompt injection, tool and workflow abuse, and the attack surface created by increasingly autonomous systems.