Independent Web3 security researcher

Security that holds up under pressure.

I build and test Web3 security workflows across EVM and Solana. The aim is simple: turn meaningful risk into evidence developers can act on.

Available for audit contests & collaborationBased remotely · Working globally
3Public projectsView projects ↓ 2Contest submissionsView record ↓ 4Private disclosures submittedDisclosure policy ↓

Contest & platform record

Sherlock Contest submissions · active record View record
SolanaBR Skill bounty · submitted PR #35 Bounty PR
GitHub Work on record · 3 public projects Open GitHub

Capabilities

Built for the places where protocols break.

01

EVM & Solana security

Contract and program review across both runtimes, with the same evidence discipline.

02

Web3 surface testing

dApp, API, and integration surfaces checked for the assumptions that break in production.

03

Wallet-flow review

Transaction, signing, and approval flows traced for user-facing risk.

04

Threat modeling

Trust boundaries, roles, and invariants mapped before code is read for bugs.

05

Vulnerability research

Credible findings validated with fork-only proof-of-concept work.

06

Developer-ready reporting

Severity, impact, reproduction, remediation — structured for the team that has to fix it.

Selected work

Security work with context.

Public tools, audits, and research that show how I approach Web3 risk across interfaces, transaction flows, contracts, and developer reporting.

01

Open-source project

ErrorLens

An AI-assisted audit and report compiler for EVM and Solana projects, turning security observations into clear developer-ready findings.

EVMSolanaReporting
View ErrorLens
02

Security monitoring demo

AgentPay Guardian

A security-focused product demo exploring audit trails, transaction monitoring, verification controls, and operational visibility.

MonitoringAudit trailUX
View project
03

Research workflow

Web3 Audit Toolkit

A growing research workflow for reviewing dApp surfaces, wallet and transaction flows, API assumptions, contracts, and Solana programs.

dAppsWalletsTesting
View toolkit

Case study snapshot

ErrorLens, from observation to action.

Open-source audit workflow Open ErrorLens

Keep the security detail. Lose the report-writing drag.

ErrorLens turns EVM and Solana security observations into a structured, developer-ready finding format.

01 / Capture

Scope the observation

Record the affected surface and the security assumption under review.

02 / Validate

Rate the risk

Frame severity, impact, and reproduction around evidence that can be checked.

03 / Report

Make remediation usable

Pair the finding with a clear fix path and the behavior it must preserve.

04 / Verify

Close the loop

Keep retest notes alongside the original evidence for a complete record.

Start a review

Bring the context that makes testing count.

01

Scope

Share the repository, program list, and the exact systems or flows that need attention.

02

Risk context

Point to trusted roles, asset movement, integrations, and assumptions that cannot fail.

03

Environment

Provide authorized local or fork-based testing details. Production testing is never assumed.

Have a protocol to secure?

Let's find the risk
before it finds you.

Available for audit contests, authorized fork-based PoC collaboration, research support, and developer-ready report compilation.

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