About Me

Concepts, tools, code, techniques, and everything in-between that you find on this blog is strictly educational. I don't condone using the knowledge for malicious purposes.

I'm a software engineer, DevOps engineer, and aspiring malware analyst/reverse engineer. I was inspired to head into software engineering and reverse engineering when I was about 8 years old, when I played an old Wuxia MMO called 9Dragons, and wondered how things worked in the background. Ever since then, my main goal has been to make it into the cybersecurity world. As I'm writing this, I am but beginning in the niche world of cybersecurity, so expect a lot of blog posts about the basics, concepts I'm attempting to learn and implement, and my struggles.

I'd like to give a shoutout to GodLy for his incredible patience in helping me out, providing a ton of resources for me to use and learn, crow for his amazing blog and Lavender for dealing with my rookie questions, providing job resources and a good career path.

Certifications

For some people, certifications are useless. For others, they're nice to have. As I start or complete certifications, this list will be updated.

These certifications pertain specifically to my goal of becoming a malware analyst/reverse engineer. Some or all of these certifications may be useless to you

Achieved	In-progress	Future
	Practical Junior Malware Researcher (PJMR)	InvokeRE Zero2Automated

Without wasting anymore time, welcome to R&D's Road to Reverse engineering, malware analysis, and malware development.