Cybersecurity-focused dev from Missouri. I build things I actually care about. Right now that means security tools, systems work, and understanding why things break.
Started coding in 2020. I use Linux daily, live in the terminal, and care about uptime, monitoring, and infra that actually makes sense.
I spend way too much time watching cop videos 🚓
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| Cybersecurity | Networking, traffic analysis, segmentation, hardening, monitoring and alerting |
| Programming | Python for tooling and automation, C/C++/C# for low-level work, JS/TS for web |
| System Ops | Linux as a daily driver, Docker, CI/CD, scripting to keep infra repeatable |
| Learning | Advanced networking, system architecture |
Security scanner I built because nothing else did exactly what I wanted. Scan any site, get a real report with severity ratings, and know what to actually fix.
$ vulnradar scan https://example.com
Scanning target...
Running 175+ vulnerability checks
[CRITICAL] SQL Injection /api/search
[HIGH] XSS /search?q=
[MEDIUM] Missing HSTS header
[INFO] 3 outdated dependencies
Scan complete. 12 findings across 4 severities.
Report saved vulnradar.dev/r/abc123
175+ vulnerability checks covering SQLi, XSS, SSRF, open redirects, misconfigs and more. Every finding comes with a severity rating and an actual explanation of how to fix it. Fully open source. If you can't read the code, why would you trust it?
rejectmodders.dev portfolio, live GitHub activity, projects, and contact. Built with Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind and Framer Motion.
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from datetime import datetime
class Developer:
def __init__(self) -> None:
self.name = "RejectModders"
self.role = "Cybersecurity Dev | Systems | Tooling"
self.location = "Missouri, USA"
self.site = "https://rejectmodders.dev"
self.projects = {
"VulnRadar": "https://vulnradar.dev",
"GitHub": "https://github.com/RejectModders",
}
self.stack = ["Python", "C", "C++", "C#", "TypeScript", "Bash"]
self.learning = ["Advanced Networking", "System Architecture"]
self.coding_since = 2020
self.experience = datetime.now().year - self.coding_since
self.fun_fact = "I spend way too much time watching cop videos 🚓"
def current_focus(self) -> list[str]:
return [
"Building VulnRadar into a serious security tool",
"Deepening networking and Linux skills",
"Writing automation that actually saves time",
"Hardening and monitoring real infrastructure",
]
reject = Developer()
