I’ve been in offensive security for over a decade now. I’ve broken into web apps, APIs, networks, enterprise systems — and ended up in places I probably shouldn’t have. A lot of it was fun. Some of it was frustrating. All of it taught me something.
Over the years, I’ve written payloads in scratchpads, stored recon notes across random folders, and dropped half-finished tool ideas into forgotten GitHub repos. I’ve done red teaming, AI security research, messed with hardware, explored radio frequencies, and automated everything that bored me. But I never had a place where all of it could live. Until now.
That’s what mistert.pro is about.
A space where I can drop raw notes, pentesting stories, experiments, scripts, and maybe even failures — without needing to polish it for a conference talk or fit it into a ticket description. Just the way I think, build, and break.
This isn’t a tutorial blog.
It’s not optimized for SEO or social shares.
It’s a live archive of the things I try, the ideas I chase, and the directions I explore — in offensive security, in tech, and in thought.
If you find something useful here, good.
If it sparks an idea, even better.
Either way, welcome.
Let’s dig.