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killerdasher/README.md

💫 About Me:

I'm interested in the space between technology, information, and intelligence.

Most of what I do revolves around cybersecurity, OSINT, GEOINT, AI, automation, and intelligence analysis. I like understanding how systems work, figuring out how information can be collected and connected, and then building tools around what I learn.

I spend a lot of my time experimenting. Some projects work, some don't, and quite a few end up teaching me more through breaking than through actually working.

I'm particularly interested in OSINT and GEOINT, especially the process of turning scattered pieces of information into something that can actually be understood and analyzed. I'm also exploring how AI can be used to assist with research, analysis, automation, and large amounts of data without simply treating AI as a black box.

On the technical side, I mostly work with Python and software development, while continuously learning more about cybersecurity, networking, data analysis, automation, and different intelligence methodologies.

I'm still learning and I don't consider myself an expert in all of these areas. That's kind of the point of this GitHub.

I want this profile to be a place where I can document what I'm building, publish experiments, write about things I'm learning, and keep track of how my skills develop over time.

Currently exploring

  • Cybersecurity & security research
  • OSINT & investigative research
  • GEOINT & geospatial analysis
  • Intelligence analysis methodologies
  • AI-assisted research and analysis
  • Automation & data processing
  • Python and software development
  • Data visualization and information analysis

If something here looks interesting, feel free to look through the repositories. Most of the useful stuff is in the code.

💻 Tech Stack:

C Python C++ C# Java Notion TOR Portfolio Cisco nVIDIA Wireguard NPM Electron.js Oracle AWS Cloudflare Google Cloud NumPy Git GitHub Steam

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