Hello people!

My name is Siberci, and I've been deeply involved in the web development and digital underground space for over six years. While many begin their journey building clean frontends or managing WordPress sites, mine started differently, rooted in the darker corners of the internet.
I’ve worked on everything from stealthy phishing page deployments, spoofed login portals, cloned UIs, and bypassing client-side protections to developing obfuscated scripts and payload droppers. Over time, I honed my skills in fingerprint evasion, browser-based social engineering, and DNS-level redirection tactics.
I’ve built and maintained private forums, automated identity spoofers, and dabbled with PBN networks, disposable card systems (VCC), and smart redirect layers for blackhat SEO.
This background gave me a deep understanding of how systems fail, and how they can be exploited.

Today, I use this knowledge for educational and research purposes. The line between ethical and unethical code is thin, but understanding both sides is necessary to truly secure the web.

Everything I learned on the dark side made me a stronger developer on the light side.

Welcome to the forum. Best wishes for your journey.

Hi,

Welcome to BHW!

Very interesting, and there's lots of usecases for that skillset here. Including with anti detect browsers. Of which there seems a large but burgeoning market, i have also considered making one because I have some experience of working with browsers, but the offerings do seem very mixed and it's very unclear if there's a market leader until I guess you try them. Perhaps you could better add to that market!