About

I work at the intersection of cybercrime, financial fraud, and threat intelligence, with a particular interest in how human behavior, language, and technology shape digital threats.

My background spans language studies and financial crime investigations. That combination shapes how I approach security problems: not simply as technical vulnerabilities, but as interconnected systems of people, incentives, infrastructure, and behavior.

Through independent research and projects, I explore emerging fraud techniques, the linguistic signals hidden in criminal communications, and practical ways to turn messy, human evidence into actionable intelligence.

This site is where that work lives: longer investigations under Research, tools and frameworks under Projects, and shorter observations under Field Notes.