Richard Borges

Cyber defence / Critical systems / Open community

Independent cyber security profile / open-source collaborator

Richard Borges

Mission-Critical Back-end Engineer · Cyber Defence · Open Source

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Cyber Defence
Back-end Systems
Critical Infrastructure
Open Community

/ About Me

Hi, I'm Richard Borges, a back-end engineer and cyber-defence practitioner from Brazil. I architect mission-critical systems and help defend them against advanced persistent threats.

I started coding at 14. By 17, I had joined a corporate Red Team, where I spent five years in offensive security. Today, my work spans cyber defence, incident response, critical-system resilience, and back-end architecture in high-pressure environments. Some operational work is intentionally described at a high level due to confidentiality, safety, and attribution constraints.

I have reinforced back-end architectures in financial-sector environments, aligning systems with zero-trust principles, high availability, and graceful degradation under hostile traffic.

I am also deeply involved in the open-source gaming community, contributing to projects such as CFX.re (FiveM, RedM) and Open.mp. Resilient architecture, clean code, and security-first thinking are not trade-offs. They are the foundation.

Sensitive operational references are available under appropriate confidentiality conditions.

11+
years coding
5
years in Red Team
Open Source

Core Back-end Stack

Java · Ruby · C#

Architecture · APIs · Integrations · Performance

Spring · Ruby on Rails · .NET · SQL Server · PostgreSQL

Node.js Ecosystem

Node.js · NestJS · Express · Fastify

REST · GraphQL · WebSockets · Prisma

Languages

Java · Ruby · C# · TypeScript · JavaScript · Lua

DevOps & Infrastructure

Docker · CI/CD · GitHub Actions · AWS · Linux

React · Next.js · Svelte · Tailwind CSS · Zustand

/ Public Impact & Records

Public work,designed as trust.

A strategic overview of the environments, responsibilities, and public-facing work that define my track record across cyber defence, critical systems, and resilient back-end architecture.

2024
modifications

FiveM Laptop OS & Dynamic Ecosystem

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NUI Architect & Core Developer

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Full virtual laptop system built for FiveM roleplay servers featuring NUI responsive interface, asynchronous multi-app manager, and real-time state synchronization via Lua & Svelte/WebSockets.

FiveM (CFX)Svelte / NUITypeScriptLua EngineWebSockets
2022-2024
security

National Critical Infrastructure Defence

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Critical Infrastructure Defence Specialist

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Participation in the defence of national-level critical infrastructure during coordinated hostile activity, with responsibility centered on continuity, stability, and operational resilience under high pressure.

Critical InfrastructureThreat ContainmentOperational ResilienceSIEM / SOC
2023-2024
security

Advanced Threat Containment & Recovery

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Coordinated Cyber Operations Lead

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Collaboration with international cyber-security teams to trace and contain targeted corporate asset lockouts, reinforcing visibility, coordinated response, and rapid operational recovery.

TracingContainmentIncident ResponseDFIR
2021-2024
development

Financial-Sector Back-end Architecture

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Strategic Back-end Architect

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Architectural reinforcement of back-end systems in financial-sector environments, aligned with zero-trust principles, high availability, and graceful degradation under hostile traffic.

Java / SpringC# / .NETZero TrustHigh AvailabilitySQL Server / PostgreSQL

/ Get in Touch

My current focus is institutional work, but I remain open to non-profit open-source collaboration.

Secure Inquiry

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Direct Channels

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LinkedIn
GitHub
Discord

You can reach me directly on Discord. If I am unavailable there, feel free to contact me by email.

"Code is like humour. When you have to explain it, it's bad."

— Cory House