Discover my background and my passion for technology
Expert in cybersecurity, Linux administration and
full stack development.
I design secure infrastructures and share my knowledge through free tutorials
and training courses.
Projects shipped to production, not demos — application security, local AI and automation
CyberScan SaaS
Multi-module web vulnerability scanner built in Clean Architecture PHP.
35 active scanners, AI-assisted analysis via the NVIDIA Build API,
exports to HackerOne / Bugcrowd / Intigriti.
Self-hosted AI infrastructure: Qwen3-Coder 30B LLM inference
on CPU at 15.9 tokens/s, Kokoro text-to-speech, Whisper
transcription and Phoenix observability on Proxmox.
Tailored solutions to automate and digitize your business
AI automation for businesses
Automate your business workflows with artificial intelligence.
LLM integration, autonomous agents, document processing,
internal chatbots and smart data pipelines.
Design and development of lightweight, focused SaaS applications.
A simple tool that solves one precise problem, with monthly subscription
and recurring revenue.
Building an AI PC, renting a GPU, choosing your tools or setting up your own private assistant: independent, no-nonsense guides from a practitioner who runs this stack every day.
Cybersecurity news, Linux tips and field-tested lessons learned
DevOps
GPU passthrough: the six traps between a detected card and a VM that boots
IOMMU, device groups, a driver that will not let go, the display output, the BIOS ROM: the real obstacles to GPU passthrough, in the order they turn up, and how to identify them.
UPS and clean shutdown: the forgotten link in every homelab
A UPS with ten minutes of runtime is worth nothing if nobody triggers the shutdown. How to orchestrate powering down several machines in the right order, and why the NAS has to go last.
Should you disable swap on a server? The honest answer
The advice to disable swap has been going around for twenty years. What it actually costs you, why swappiness does not do what you think, and the rare cases where turning it off is justified.