B.Tech CSE (Cyber Security) student focused on network security, web app security, and solving CTF-style challenges.
Enjoys analyzing packets, breaking vulnerable apps, and documenting clear remediation steps.
Quick overview of background, interests, and core tools used across security projects and CTF practice.
B.Tech CSE (Cyber Security) student with a strong interest in securing networks and web applications. Comfortable working in Linux environments, reading logs, and analyzing suspicious traffic. Enjoys solving capture-the-flag challenges and building small security-focused projects that simulate real-world attack and defense scenarios.
A selection of academic projects, CTF-style exercises, and self-driven labs that demonstrate practical cyber security skills.
Analyzed a suspicious traffic capture to identify attacker IP, targeted service, and exfiltrated data. Used protocol filters, stream reconstruction, and basic IOC extraction to simulate an incident investigation.
Designed a prototype that processes sensitive images, extracts key features, and stores related records in a tamper-resistant ledger. Focused on integrity, controlled access, and auditability of stored data.
Regularly solve CTF challenges across web, crypto, and forensics categories and write structured walkthroughs highlighting methodology, commands, and mitigation ideas for each solved task.
Small scripts that automate routine security tasks such as running basic recon commands, parsing logs for suspicious patterns, and organizing CTF notes and artifacts.
Academic background and relevant activities that strengthen cyber security understanding.
Reach out regarding internships, project collaborations, or cyber security communities.
Prefer clear documentation, reproducible steps, and collaborative problem solving. Open to cyber security internships, junior SOC roles, and security-focused development work.