About Me
I've recently graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a Bachelor's degree in Cyber Engineering. It's a combination of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science with additional courses on security, ethics, and law. During my participation in Lousiana Tech's CyberStorm hackig competition I've created a Wi-Fi network cracking challenge for the teams to solve, created an Android app used in the competition, and competed as a member of one of the hacking teams. I've also competed in the IEEEXtreme 24-hour Programming Competition.
In my free time, I love working on things. This page is (was, now hosted via GitHub Pages) hosted on a VPS I'm renting which holds many of my projects including some javascript/python bots (check my GitHub for more info!), this web server, and a VPN configuration. My hobbies include coding, security, embedded systems, cars, motorcycles, hardware, electronics, and much more. I become absorbed with anything I can tinker with. I've developed skillsets by doing things including programming assembly languages, data scraping webpages, 3-d printing parts for my car, wiring houses/commercial buildings, and welding together parts for my bike.
Mrs. Stephenson
In 2015, I got married in Colorado. Cindy is currently finishing up her Master's degree in Counseling. We've been dating since high school, and I couldn't be happier.
1998 Sportster 1200
I've designed and welded the handlebars and sissy bar for this bike. Some other modifications include chopping the rear fender, a good bit of simplified wiring, old-school seat, vintage spec tube tires, and some shorter(and stiffer) shocks.
1977 Datsun 280z
This car is a constant work in progress. So far, I've made it road-worthy again, fixed some rust issues, and converted from the ancient unreliable fuel-injection system to some awesome vintage SU carburators. I've also installed some custom designed 3-d printed velocity stacks on those carbs!
The story behind obtaining the Z is interesting. I bought a junker motorcycle and repaired it, which I then traded for a 1992 Nissan 240sx. I then proceeded to drive the 240sx for a year while I fixed it up. I found one of my dream cars, the Z, on craigslist and traded the 240sx for it. I effectively bought one of my favorite cars for a $1500 motorcycle!