KavLabs
liveAn open-source security research notes platform built with Next.js, React, and MDX — tagging, syntax highlighting, and a clean reading experience for cybersecurity content.
~/portfolio $ whoami
Developer · Molecular Biologist · Tech Enthusiast
Self-taught developer building practical tools and writing honest notes about what I learn — part portfolio, part lab notebook.
$ whoami
I'm a self-taught developer on a long-term mission to deeply understand programming, design, and learning. I study molecular biology by day and build software at night.
Here you'll find working code, honest writing, and handcrafted tools — all open, all evolving. This isn't a finished product. It's a living thing.
$ which stack
primary
frontend
backend
tools & devops
$ ls projects/
An open-source security research notes platform built with Next.js, React, and MDX — tagging, syntax highlighting, and a clean reading experience for cybersecurity content.
$ tail -2 notes/
Building on my web server knowledge, I explored the fascinating world of URLs and HTTP protocols. From URL anatomy to HTTP headers, here's everything I discovered about how browsers and servers actually communicate - including some mind-blowing security implications.
After diving deep into DNS in my previous post, I've been exploring web servers - specifically Apache. Here's everything I learned about how these digital workhorses actually function, with practical examples and security insights that surprised me.
$ history
education
University of Sciences
University of books & the internet
career
Freelance