SECURITY TOOLS / CONNECTED DEVICES / FIELD NOTES

Building tools for the real world.

I make practical security tooling and connected devices, with attention to scope, evidence, and what happens outside a demo.

Current work, honest status, open source.
RECONCLAVE / FIELD SYSTEMS
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DISCOVER → AUTHORISE → RECORD

FEATURED SYSTEM

One protocol. Independent tools.

Meet Reconclave ↗

Reconclave is a family of small, independent instruments that can work together during authorised assessment. The shared protocol handles capabilities, trust, bounded requests, and evidence custody.

It is a development preview, with device-specific validation recorded in each repository.

01Standalone first

Devices stay useful without a central coordinator.

02Scope is explicit

Discovery never grants permission to perform protected work.

03Evidence stays attributable

Records carry context as they move between tools.

SELECTED WORK

Projects with a purpose.

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Sift project artwork

02 / Assessment workflow

Sift

A scope-driven framework that turns scanning output into reviewable findings and reports.

Python, assessment automation, reportingExplore project ↗
Sightline project artwork

03 / Edge instrument

Sightline

A touchscreen K230 field instrument for surveying, observing, and retaining evidence.

Embedded Linux, LVGL, network and visual toolsExplore project ↗
Illustration of the Ghostwire pocket field kit

04 / Pocket field kit

Ghostwire

A Cardputer ADV companion for local radio observation and authorised network scouting.

ESP32, radio workflows, portable evidenceExplore project ↗
ZetaWatch project artwork

05 / Connected wearable

ZetaWatch

Custom watch firmware and an Android companion built around a real device and power budget.

ESP32-S3, Android, BLE, Home AssistantExplore project ↗

HOW I WORK

Curiosity needs a paper trail.

Good security tooling should make the boundaries of a test visible, keep the raw observations, and say clearly where validation ends. Those principles show up across the software, firmware, and notes here.

Read the notes ↗

OPEN SOURCE / ONGOING WORK

Interested in the details?

Each project page links to its source, design notes, and current limitations.

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