www.git

www

~ Personal site — projects, posts, about. Built with sqzass.
git clone https://github.com/debuman/www.git
commit 9c3b2f1451a7a18d55fbe5f1bfe09ad7b9cf7576
parent 73b2893016098bd7d33aa116f97afbbedd2244b7
Author: sqzer <110329244+sqzer-x@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 02:27:31 +0900

About: the owner's own copy, verbatim

Replaces the placeholder text I wrote when the page had nothing in it. Every
word is the owner's. The only thing added is the structure the paste had lost:
headings where headings were run into the sentence before them, and two tables
where TYPE and DEVICE had been flattened into a single line.

Three links, no words changed: Projects and GitHub in the sentence that asks you
to check them, and sqzass in the sentence that names it as this site's
generator.

Verified rather than eyeballed: the built page's text, with markup and
whitespace stripped, is character-for-character equal to the text as supplied —
1747 characters on both sides.

The front matter note about personal details being deliberately left blank goes
too. They are filled in now, by the only person who could.

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1 file changed, 53 insertion(+), 32 deletion(-)

diff --git a/content/about/_index.md b/content/about/_index.md
@@ -7,46 +7,67 @@ template = "about.html"
 [extra]
 portrait     = "images/profile.jpg"
 portrait_alt = "sqzer"
-
-# 개인적인 세부(이름, 소속, 사는 곳, 이력)는 일부러 비워 두었다. 지어내는 것보다
-# 없는 편이 낫고, 채우는 건 본인만 할 수 있다.
 +++
 
-I write software that runs in a terminal, and tools that look at networks I have
-permission to look at. This site collects both, plus notes about the problems
-that made me build them.
+Hello! I'm An Hyukjin, operating under the alias SQZER. I am a Software &
+Security Engineer and Founder based in South Korea.
 
-## What gets built here
+I love programming in languages like C++, Rust, and Python. I like being called
+'SQZER' because I enjoy squeezing and breaking things down to the bitter end.
+Feel free to just call me Squeezer!
 
-Two kinds of things, and they are not really separate.
+## Software & Security Engineer
 
-The first is software I use every day and could not find in the shape I wanted.
-[ommp](@/projects/ommp.md) plays music without asking me to start a daemon
-first. [sqzass](@/projects/sqzass.md) builds this site, and refuses to publish a
-link that goes nowhere. Both are Rust, both are one binary, and both exist
-because the alternative had one assumption I did not share.
+I enjoy having control over the entire lifecycle of a service—from hardware and
+systems to DevSecOps, planning, and development. Because of this, in the offline
+world, I have worked in various roles, including Enterprise Infrastructure
+Engineer, SysOps Engineer, Full-Stack Developer, and Security Engineer.
+Currently, I operate as a Software Engineer within the broader domain of
+Security.
 
-The second is reconnaissance tooling for internal networks — the kind that has
-to work with no route to the internet. [uaf](@/projects/uaf.md) finds wireless
-access points and says which ones are open. [udfx](@/projects/udfx.md) reads the
-DNS zone straight out of Active Directory with a plain domain account.
-[usfx](@/projects/usfx.md) enumerates subdomains with twelve techniques, none of
-which call a service. They are named alike on purpose: same job, different layer.
+Having started my career as a developer, my primary languages are C++, Rust, and
+Python. I am also active as an open-source developer, building various tools
+required for security testing. I love contributing to other security projects
+and tools as well. If you are curious about my work, please check out the
+[Projects](@/projects/_index.md) page or my
+[GitHub](https://github.com/sqzer-x).
 
-## How I work
+Currently, I have a strong interest in OPSEC and Zero Trust, and I am
+continuously dedicating my research and focus to these areas.
 
-Small tools, one job each, and a strong preference for the version with fewer
-moving parts. I would rather ship one binary than a client and a server. I would
-rather a build fail loudly than a site publish quietly with a broken link — which
-is a whole design philosophy in [sqzass](@/projects/sqzass.md), and the reason
-this page cannot link to a file that is not there.
+## Founder
 
-Rust for the things that have to be fast and stay installed. Python and
-PowerShell for the things that run once, in someone else's environment, with
-whatever is already on the box.
+In my personal time, I dedicate myself to being a Founder. I continuously review
+my own services, launch new ones, and pour all my skills and capabilities as a
+solo entrepreneur (solopreneur) into exploring new business models, managing
+legal responsibilities, and executing marketing strategies.
 
-## Elsewhere
+## Gear and Tools
 
-Longer and less technical writing lives on my personal blog at
-[blog.sqzer.com](https://blog.sqzer.com). Everything I have published is on
-[GitHub](https://github.com/sqzer-x).
+I am also very interested in hardware. I built my early homelab environment
+using a Dell PowerEdge R650 Server, and I am currently using a Lenovo
+ThinkStation.
+
+Please check the tables below for more details.
+
+### Homelab Setup
+
+| TYPE | DEVICE |
+| --- | --- |
+| Workstation | Lenovo ThinkStation P3 Tower |
+| Hypervisor | Proxmox |
+
+### Workstation Setup
+
+| TYPE | DEVICE |
+| --- | --- |
+| Laptop | ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 13 Aura Edition |
+| OS | Arch Linux |
+| Terminal | Ghostty |
+| Code Editors | NeoVIM |
+| Coding Agent | Codex CLI, Claude Code |
+
+## Site
+
+This site was built using [sqzass](@/projects/sqzass.md), a Static Site
+Generator (SSG) that I created myself.