Today, I take my first step toward turning a lifelong dream into reality with the launch of Cybersecurity Internals Technologies. For more than 25 years, cybersecurity has been more than just a field of interest for me — it has been my passion, my curiosity, and the driving force behind my journey in technology.
Back in the late ’90s, I spent countless hours writing security programs in Turbo C/C++ 3.0 and compiling them with the TCC command-line compiler. Those projects sparked my fascination with how systems work at their deepest levels and shaped the foundation of my career.
Now, I’m returning to where it all began. I plan to rebuild those original DOS-based security tools, giving them new life with modern development platforms like Visual Studio C/C++, VS Code, and Qt/C++. Where direct migration isn’t possible, I will completely re-engineer these tools from scratch with today’s toolchains.
Most importantly, these tools — along with their full source code — will be shared openly on our website, so that others can learn from, use, and build upon them.
This is just the start of a larger journey: to create, to share, and to empower others in understanding the internals of cybersecurity.
“Cybersecurity Internals is not just about building tools — it’s about reigniting passion, sharing knowledge, and creating a community that learns and grows together.”