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Hello everyone! 😁

My name is Panupong, but you can call me Keng. I was born in November 1985, which makes me a member of the Gen Y generation.

Years ago, I used to blog on Medium, but I have since moved my writing here. This is my own space—my website: runmalware.com. I live in Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi, Thailand. This is where my life happens, which is why this website is primarily in Thai—pretty straightforward, right?

I am a professional in the Cyber security community in Thailand. To put it simply, I’ve been working in this field for quite some time now. My life isn't particularly flashy; I’m an ordinary office worker who spends weekends taking care of my family and my two daughters.

I created this website with several goals in mind:

1. To serve as a hub for my stories, ideas, and blog posts, focusing on Computer Architecture, Cyber security, and Reverse Engineering.

2. To archive my own knowledge, including my personal beliefs, mindsets, and perspectives.

3. To showcase my personal projects, such as music, art, photography, and other works I wish to share.

4. To communicate with the world, even when no one is watching, or on days when I’m not ready for direct interaction.

I am a firm believer in human imperfection. No one is perfect, and no one is an expert in everything. Someone might excel and look impressive at a certain point in time, but they may also carry vulnerabilities, scars, failures, and pain.

Because of this, I believe in continuous self-improvement and lifelong learning in every aspect of life. We are the sum of our experiences, gradually accumulated, much like the evolving landscape of Cyber security.

How to reach me:

My primary contact channels are Email and Telegram, with the occasional use of Discord. I have a personal Facebook (mainly for family) and an X (Twitter) account for following security researchers.

Like many IT professionals in Thailand, I prefer not to use Line. Please refrain from contacting me through that platform.

If you spot any mistakes, please feel free to let me know.

Thank you for stopping by!