
Luca Reggiannini
Hacker at heart, threat hunter by trade. I think like an attacker to find what defenses miss, and I dig for attack techniques nobody has discovered yet. I emulate them in realistic labs, turn them into detections, and keep evolving the methods and tools behind them.
I’ve worked in cybersecurity since 2018, on a path that took me from networks to building SOCs, and on to malware analysis, incident response and digital forensics. I’ve been writing code and breaking things since 2007, and I’m a free and open-source software enthusiast.
Here you’ll find my articles, my projects are on GitHub, and feel free to reach out on LinkedIn.
Client-side tool that encodes and decodes strings using 420 invisible Unicode characters. It allows selecting the Unicode character pair used for binary encoding, shows a codepoint reveal view, and supports local export of encoded, decoded, and revealed data. Implemented in JavaScript and executed entirely in the browser; no data is sent or transmitted anywhere.
