I don’t need a key when I can pick the lock. Firewalls? Just puzzles waiting to be solved. I move through systems like a shadow — silent, precise, unseen. I don’t destroy; I uncover. I don’t brag; I leave traces only the worthy can find. Every port is a whisper, every packet a clue. I read the web like a book written in code. I am Mr. Tan — a name buried in logs, felt in breaches, seen only when I choose to appear. In the world of noise, I speak in silence. Behind every “Access Denied” is an invitation.