Hi, I'm Adam Bovzdarenko.
Curious by nature, secure by design.
My background is in game design and production — leading distributed teams through documentation systems used by 15-20+ people daily, and being the one who diagnoses what's actually broken when things go sideways. Now I'm channeling that into security engineering, with a particular pull toward networks and the fast-moving world of AI security. This site tracks what I'm building and learning along the way.
About
I'm just starting out in security, coming from a background in game design and production — leading distributed teams of 15-20+ people and being the one responsible for turning chaos into documentation everyone could actually rely on. I've also always been the unofficial "IT person" wherever I've been: the one people bring broken laptops and networking problems to, long before it was a job title.
That curiosity turned into a habit — I run and maintain my own Linux (Ubuntu) server, finished top of my class in Computer Networks, and I'm currently studying Applied Computer Science at Warsaw University of Technology. I'm now bringing all of that into security engineering: CTF labs, small tools, and a particular pull toward networks and AI security, where a lot of the interesting attacker/defender problems are still being figured out in real time.
Skills & tools
Foundations
- Linux administration (Ubuntu)
- Networking fundamentals
- Technical documentation & writing
Professional
- Ticketing systems (Jira)
- First-line troubleshooting
- Cross-team & client communication
Currently learning
- Networking & protocol internals
- Web app security (OWASP Top 10)
- AI / LLM security
Featured projects
A couple of highlights — see all projects →
SteganoSaurus
onventional encryption produces obvious gibberish. SteganoSaurus hides the existence of the message: the output is readable text that looks like plain model output. Decoding requires the same model and the same context prompt, making it one of the most secure ways to encrypt the message.
Github →Personal Linux server
Self-configured and maintained Ubuntu server - ongoing hands-on practice with system administration, networking fundamentals, and diagnosing real problems.
details →Contact
Open to entry-level security roles, internships, and CTF teams.