Zaman Huseyinli

Hello, I'm Zaman Hüseyinli. I have a lot of experience in software and mechanical engineering, but I improved myself by teaching myself without going to school. Among the languages I know are c/cpp assembly, python, rust, go, vlang, java, javascript, etc. I also understand some languages and bare-metal engineering. I founded the Azencompiler Open Source Foundation in 2022, but it went bankrupt in 2024 due to financial difficulties. However, I resurrected it as Azencompiler criminal by establishing the Azencriminal unlimited organization in 2024. After installing azccriminal, I developed cybersecurity artificial intelligence-focused software such as "Linux-AI" or "cybertree-visual". I am currently the CEO and CTO of Azccriminal unlimited organization.

Zaman Hüseyinli
I'm Zaman Hüseyinli. I started software development when I was 7 and have been actively working in this field for over 10 years. Cybersecurity piqued my interest at 12, and I've continued to delve deeper into software development and system architecture ever since.

My Philosophy
I believe that standards create dependency. True progress lies in breaking these patterns. Therefore, every project I develop is designed to be free, innovative, and independent of systems.

Foundations I Founded

Azencompiler Open Source Foundation
This organization, which I founded at 15, aimed to promote system-independent software. It was discontinued due to financial reasons.
Archive: web.archive.org/web/20241115130943/https://azencompileropensourcefoundation.com/

Azccriminal
This project, reborn at 16, provides an ecosystem that allows software to run completely isolated from systems. It also includes software that is compatible with existing systems.
More information: azccriminal.space

My Skills

Full Stack Software Development

Low-Level, Hardware-Near Programming

System and Kernel-Level Software

Cybersecurity and Software Isolation

Building Independent Software Ecosystems

My Mission
My goal is to develop tools and systems that offer technological independence and contribute to the open source world and humanity. By removing systemic barriers to development, I aim to pave the way for new ideas and freedoms.

When I find web-based site vulnerabilities, I usually assess the site's security while browsing. I use browser or cybersecurity tools to fuzz or scan IP addresses or ports to identify and report vulnerabilities on the website. Because some sites have malicious intent, I attack them and take them down. To prevent further harm, I block or warn the site. I detect ad vulnerabilities, web vulnerabilities, IP addresses, HTTP, XSS injection, or any other vulnerability on the site and then fuzz the site. However, I strictly avoid illegal attacks for testing purposes and legally.