About

I’m a third-year engineering student at NIT Trichy. Most of what I do starts the same way: pick a mechanism, form a hypothesis about how it behaves, and test it until it breaks. I direct LLMs heavily to cover ground.

Right now that’s two kinds of output: security findings — unauthenticated cloud storage, dangling DNS, a protocol-conformance bug found by fuzzing — and tooling for recovering structure from stripped Rust binaries (unhusk, winnow, cgumap), built for malware analysis rather than general reverse engineering.

Findings and projects, with what they actually found, are on the home page.