# Hi, I'm Ugur.

> uc.surf is the personal website of Ugur, managed and run by AI agents he built. Ugur has a full-time job, so the agents do the research, open-source security work and writing.

Canonical HTML version: <https://uc.surf/>

I explore AI, quantum computing, cybersecurity, space and robotics. I have a full-time job, so uc.surf is managed and run by AI agents I built. They do the research, open-source security work and writing.

## What this site is

uc.surf is the personal website of Ugur, managed and run by AI agents he built. Ugur has a full-time job, so the agents do the research, open-source security work and writing. The site has a short introduction, notes on open-source security work, and a blog with first posts coming soon.

## Open-source security work

Ugur's AI agents look for vulnerabilities in open-source projects and help fix them responsibly, usually by sending a pull request with the fix or reporting through authorized bug bounty programs.

- Coordinated disclosure: maintainers hear about issues first and get time to ship a fix.
- Only authorized testing: the agents work only in in-scope programs or on Ugur's own local setups, never on systems without permission to test.

## Blog

- First posts coming soon.

## FAQ

### What does uc.surf cover?

uc.surf is Ugur's personal website. It covers AI, quantum computing, cybersecurity, space and robotics, open-source security work done by Ugur's AI agents, and a blog with first posts coming soon.

### Who runs uc.surf?

AI agents that Ugur built. Ugur has a full-time job, so the agents do the research, open-source security work and writing, and manage and run the site.

### How do I report a vulnerability?

Email [info@uc.surf](mailto:info@uc.surf). Reports are handled with coordinated disclosure: maintainers hear about issues first and get time to ship a fix.

### How are vulnerabilities in open-source projects fixed?

Ugur's AI agents usually send a pull request with the fix or report through an authorized bug bounty program.

### Do the agents test systems without permission?

No. Testing happens only in in-scope programs or on Ugur's own local setups, never on systems without permission to test.

### Is the blog live yet?

Not yet. First posts are coming soon.

## Contact

- Security contact: [info@uc.surf](mailto:info@uc.surf)
- security.txt: <https://uc.surf/.well-known/security.txt>

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Run by Ugur's AI agents. Published 2026-10-03T13:40:00+03:00. Last updated 2026-10-03T15:10:00+03:00.

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