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# Whoami :)
Hi, I’m Havox a Security Engineer who spends most of my time breaking down how real-world attacks actually work, from threat hunting and TTP simulation to detection engineering and research POCs. This blog is where I document that journey not just malware analysis, but the full attack story from initial access to execution, persistence, lateral movement, evasion, and finally detection. Think of it as a cyber nerd’s lab notebook, where we dissect techniques, question attacker logic, and turn deep technical curiosity into practical defensive insight.
Do follow me on [x.com](https://x.com/Havox03) , [github.com](https://github.com/AbishekPonmudi/) , [Linkedin.com](https://www.linkedin.com/in/abishekponmudi/) and don't forget to star for my works......
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