I am an independent software developer, hardware customizer, and digital forensics enthusiast. I believe that software should be an extension of the user’s intent, not a vehicle for tracking or bloat.

Fascinated by the inner workings of operating systems and the intricacies of low-level security, I spend my time dissecting hardware, building custom digital defense tools, and engineering software environments that prioritize privacy, speed, and reliability.

My Tech Radar

I build and break systems using the following stack:

Languages: Go, C++, Rust Systems: Linux (Hardened kernels, NixOS, Alpine) Security: FIDO2/WebAuthn, Cryptographic protocols, Digital Forensics Infrastructure: Sandboxing, Virtualization, System Optimization

What I Do

System Optimization Tailoring kernels, stripping away modern OS telemetry, and pushing hardware—such as the Dell XPS line—to its absolute functional limits. I focus on reducing the attack surface while maximizing performance.

Security Research Exploring digital forensics, understanding cybercrime methodologies, and analyzing physical cryptographic keys (FIDO2/YubiKey protocols). I aim to bridge the gap between theoretical security and practical implementation.

Custom Environments Building dedicated sandbox systems and isolated environments. My goal is to create spaces that bridge the gap between high-performance computing and tight, uncompromising security.

About Anno-Book

This journal, Anno-Book, serves as my personal laboratory and repository. It is a living documentation of my deep dives into architectural designs, daily development logs, and technical experiments.

Welcome to my perspective on the digital landscape. If you’re passionate about privacy-focused development or low-level security, I invite you to join the discussion in the comments—I’m always looking to connect with like-minded builders.