Tech enthusiast from Quebec City, Canada with a passion for cybersecurity, AI, and software development. My journey began at age 6 when I first touched a keyboard, but it wasn't until I discovered Capture The Flag (CTF) challenges at 37 that I truly found my path.
"Always learning. Always exploring. Join me on the journey!"
- AI & Machine Learning: Exploring LLMs and AI applications
- Cybersecurity: Training on HackTheBox, TryHackMe, and other platforms
- Python Development: Building tools and automation projects
- Web Development: Learning static site generators for my upcoming personal website
A crew of AI agents that find world news demonstrating how George Orwell's "1984" remains relevant today. The system generates reports and illustration prompts.
A GUI tool to help players complete the Bandit challenges on OverTheWire, in a web browser. Still a work in progress.
Level 0
is playable now.
Just for fun collection of Gemini small poems generated with Pull Request Reviews.
Get transcripts of any pull request conversation/commentary and its linked issues. Any PR # from any public repo. Quickly consult old conversation with PR AI bots. Uses Github API.
A collection scripts I made learning to code, solving CTF, reading books, etc.
The CTF Toolkit provides an integrated environment combining terminal operations, note-taking, AI assistance, and tool management in a single, efficient interface. Built with Python's Textual framework, it aims to enhance productivity for CTF players
- Personal website documenting my learning journey
- More tools for cybersecurity training and AI experimentation
I'm a dedicated self-learner with a straightforward approach:
- Small Study Sessions: Consistent, bite-sized learning to absorb concepts effectively
- Practical Application: Converting theory into practice through personal projects
- Continuous Improvement: Regular writing and coding to refine my skills
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Sort through notes and separate original content from reference material
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Publish on Medium.com
- Article about planning my career change to IT/Cybersecurity
- Write-up for TryHackMe's "Brute-It" room
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**Work in progress**: IN-PROGRESS
Learn static site generators (Jekyll, Hugo, or 11ty) -
Continous Work`: Regular writing to improve English language skills
Last updated: May 2nd, 2025