About Me
Hi, I'm Nano 👋
I'm a Security Consultant specializing in offensive cybersecurity, with over 10 years of self-directed learning and hands-on hacking experience.
My passion for cybersecurity began at the age of 12, when I discovered the world of cyberattacks and groups such as Anonymous, LulzSec, ShadowBrokers, and LizardSquad, among others. This sparked a curiosity that grew into a lifelong passion and led me to pursue 100% self-directed learning, exploring everything from information security fundamentals to advanced exploitation techniques, privilege escalation, and Red Team operations.
In 2018, at the age of 16, I discovered Hack The Box, a platform that marked a turning point in my journey. Since then, I have honed my skills by solving machines, challenges, and penetration testing scenarios, gaining hands-on experience in vulnerability exploitation, privilege escalation, lateral movement, and Active Directory environments.
Throughout my journey, I have earned the eJPT, PT1, CJCA, and CPTS certifications, strengthening my practical knowledge of penetration testing and offensive security.
I have also participated in vulnerability disclosure programs, earning a place in NASA's Hall of Fame and achieving a Top 100 ranking, while reporting multiple security vulnerabilities. Among my contributions is CVE-2026-30048, involving a Stored Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) vulnerability in AI WebChat.
On the competitive side, I have achieved the Platinum rank across multiple Hack The Box seasons and secured a position in Argentina's Top 10. In 2025, I also took first place in the Faraday CTF at Ekoparty, Latin America's largest information security conference, winning a Nintendo Switch.
Currently, I am focused on further developing my expertise in penetration testing, web application security, vulnerability research, and Red Team operations, combining hands-on experience in real-world environments with independent research and continuous learning.
My goal is to keep pushing the boundaries of my offensive security skills, contribute to the community through security research and responsible disclosure, and continually challenge myself to reach the next level.