As of June 12, 2025 — I am .voidrc. A Cyber-Security student with a curious mind, a day-dreaming spirit, a lazy streak I’m learning to tame, and a logic-driven approach to life. I like to imagine myself as the villain in a world full of default heroes — not because I am evil, but because I think differently.

My journey into cybersecurity started young — drawn in by a deep interest in technology and a long-standing addiction to gaming (a battle I'm still fighting). The turning point? The first time I used cheats to win a game. That moment sparked something deeper: a desire not just to play, but to understand, bend, and break systems. That’s when I decided — I want to become a hacker.

Driven by that early obsession, I began exploring on mobile using Termux — picking up bits of knowledge, mostly theoretical and wildly unsorted. Everything changed when I got my first PC just a year ago. Since then, I’ve taught myself Linux (Arch, by the way), networking fundamentals, and a bit of scripting. But again — fragmented, inconsistent, and lacking real application.

This is exactly why I’m building this archive. My ultimate goal? To store, organize, and share everything I learn — not just for me, but for others starting the same journey. I’m still new to the game, but this vault isn’t a collection of tips from elite professionals. It’s the living story of a regular kid who decided to bend the system to his will.

My focus lies in Red Teaming and Malware Development — both perfectly aligned with my early obsession. To exploit a system, you must know how to breach it. To breach it effectively, you need the right tools. Red Teaming finds the path to superiority; malware development forges the weapons to travel it.

This archive will serve as both a personal vault and a public roadmap. It will document everything I learn — organized notes, small discoveries, tips, and real-world projects or tools I’ve built or contributed to. It’s my living proof of growth. A place for others to learn, get inspired, or even find their starting point.

Motto:

Don’t break rules. Just dissect them alive… to see how loud they scream.