I'm a security researcher and developer focused on creating tools & resources that help others learn and grow in cybersecurity and AI development.
My work spans penetration testing methodologies, CTF competition resources, and AI development guides. I believe in making knowledge accessible and open-source.
When I'm not coding, you'll find me participating in CTF competitions, hunting bugs, exploring new AI models, or contributing to the security community.
Penetration testing, CTFs, and security research
AI tools, prompts, and agent development
Guides, tutorials, and knowledge sharing
Building tools for the community
Pick a lane and the connected tools, languages, and workflows light up around it.
From curious learner to contributing back to the security community
Open-source tools and resources for security researchers and AI developers
Live websites and web applications I've built
A comprehensive collection of security tools and utilities for penetration testing and cybersecurity research
20 AI-powered tools for images, videos, and audio - including upscaling, generation, and security tools
Google dorking tool for advanced search queries and OSINT reconnaissance
Interactive design tool for creating beautiful glassmorphism UI effects with live CSS generation
Competition placements and security challenges conquered
3rd place in the national senior division with 14,175 points, securing a finals spot.
Solo
Placed 3rd in the national senior division at the Cyberlandslaget semi-finals, which qualified the top 15 seniors and top 15 juniors for the in-person finals.
Challenges Solved
Final scoreboard showing 1st place finish
Team Quorra - 4th place Students, 16th Open
Team: Quorra
Challenges Solved
Finding and reporting vulnerabilities to make the web safer
2025-2026 research track
Critical package research, coordinated disclosure, and public CVE publication. Current writeups and references live on the zebbernCVE feed.
Active across HackerOne, Bugcrowd, and coordinated disclosure work that turns research into public CVE references and practical writeups.
Formal recognition from NASA for the April 2026 P1 disclosure and the responsible reporting process that followed.
Interested in collaboration, have questions about my projects, or want to connect? I'd love to hear from you.
Currently available for security consulting, penetration testing projects, and interesting collaborations.
Rank
Pro Hacker
Machines Owned
22 user / 22 system
Global Ranking
Received 9 CVE IDs in 2026, including critical findings in packages with more than 30M weekly downloads.
A P1 critical report was accepted through NASA's Vulnerability Disclosure Program on Bugcrowd.
Placed 3rd in the national senior semi-final division, qualifying for the in-person finals where the top 15 seniors and top 15 juniors were split into four mixed teams for a CTF day and a Hack The Box Pro Labs day in Norway's ECSC selection.
Landed my first professional role as a Fullstack Developer, combining security knowledge with full-stack development skills.
My repository became a go-to resource for AI-assisted development, helping thousands of developers worldwide.
First resolved vulnerability report on HackerOne for GitHub.com, earning a $617 bounty.
Placed 4th as a team and 2nd individually in the Students category at Equinor's CTF.
Published my first technical article on advanced GPT search techniques, sharing knowledge from my AI-Prompts repository.
Achieved 1st place solo finish with 7,900 points across multiple security domains.
Enrolled full-time in a cybersecurity program, formalizing my passion for security with structured education.
Began actively contributing to the security community with tools and resources on GitHub.
First steps into cybersecurity, starting with CTF challenges and penetration testing.
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