Personal profile
About Jonathan
I’m Jonathan Garcia, a cybersecurity student at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), with interests in vulnerability research, reverse engineering, embedded security, binary exploitation, and defensive security.
This site documents projects, research, experiments, and things I learn along the way.
Focus areas
What I Work On
Vulnerability Research
Discovering, analyzing, and understanding security flaws and their real-world impact.
Reverse Engineering
Studying binaries, firmware, program behavior, and low-level implementation details.
Embedded Security
Examining firmware, routers, exposed services, and embedded attack surfaces.
Capture the Flags Competitions
TryHackMe, HackTheBox occasionally, and staying engaged within the US Cyber Games combine/pipeline :)
Active focus
Currently
I’m developing my vulnerability research and reverse engineering skills while working on my TP-Link Archer C7 v5 firmware analysis series.
Research notes
Selected Work
TP-Link Archer C7 v5 Firmware Analysis Part 1: Reconnaissance and Firmware Acquisition
A methodical firmware research series covering target reconnaissance, acquisition, validation, and low-level analysis.