I am a recent Cyber Security graduate with a profound interest in technology. I possess experience in areas such as network penetration testing and networking security.

My journey in computer science has led me to develop a passion for cybersecurity, and I am now eager to become a penetration tester. I first got a taste of cybersecurity when I was in sixth form where we completing some practicals on network security using Wireshark, leading me to pursue a degree in Computer Science. While studying for this, I completed some online courses on cybersecurity, on the topics of network penetration testing and this further piqued my interest in the topic, resulting in me pursing my postgraduate degree in cyber security.

A short list of academic papers authored or co-authored during my studies at University of Birmingham.

• Automated Generation and Verification of SELinux Profiles to Enhance Software Security (authored)
• Ransomware (co-authored)
• Smart Door Sensor Pentest (co-authored)

• NMAP Commands - Demonstrating various nmap commands on Kali Linux
• MAC Address Spoofing - A small project where a spoof a MAC address using Kali Linux
• Password Cracking - A project showing the cracking of a simple password.
• Wi-Fi Scanning with Windows Powershell - A project which scans all of the devices connected to my Wi-Fi
• A Simple Keylogger - A program that records the keystrokes
• Caesar Cipher program - A program of a Caesar cipher encoder and decoder which can automatically guess shift patterns through frequency analysis
• Web Application Pentesting Tool - A penetration testing tool that scans websites for possible CSRF, SQLi and XSS attacks
• DVWA Web Penetration Test - A pentest of the Damn Vulnerable Web Application, with screenshots and write-ups
• Active Directory Penetration Testing - An Active Directory penetration testing project demonstrating real-world domain enumeration, delegated privilege abuse, and attack path analysis.
• Windows Privilege Escalation via Weak Service Binary Permissions - A Windows privilege escalation project demonstrating how insecure service configurations can be identified and validated manually.
• DoS Detector Tool - A Python-based defensive DoS detection tool that monitors live network traffic, analyses per-IP packet rates in real time, and flags abnormal traffic spikes indicative of denial-of-service activity.
• Splunk Detection - A Windows detection project using Splunk

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