claud3@d1racpuls3:~$ whoami
claud3

Hi, I’m claud3, a master’s student in Cybersecurity Engineering.

I’m passionate about cybersecurity in general, and I’m currently trying to figure out which specialization or niche field fascinates me the most.

At the moment, I find wireless security and physical layer security particularly interesting. It’s an area that isn’t talked about as much when people think about cybersecurity, yet it sits at the intersection of mathematics, physics, signal theory, networking, and computer science. That combination makes it especially intriguing to me.

But what I enjoy the most is trying to find ways to “hack” the systems I study — not necessarily in the malicious sense, but in the sense of understanding them deeply enough to gain control over them and explore how they behave when viewed from a different perspective.

About this blog#

This blog is essentially a technical notebook.

Here I document experiments, projects, and ideas that intrigue me. Many of them are things that might be a bit unusual in a classroom environment, or topics that go slightly beyond the standard curriculum.

The goal is not only to learn new concepts or technologies, but also to learn more about myself and what truly interests me within this field.

Curiosity is the most important thing for me. As long as I keep exploring new ideas, experimenting with new tools, and diving into unfamiliar topics, I know I am moving in the right direction.

Small quirks about me#

Outside of cybersecurity:

  • I speak three languages: Italian, English, and French
  • I’m currently learning Polish (Cześć!)
  • My favorite gym day is leg day (hem 100kg squat and 200kg leg press hem)

And when I’m not studying or experimenting with signals:

  • my favorite video games are Life is Strange
  • A Dance of Fire and Ice