I'm a PhD student in Cyber Security and Economics at the University of Tulsa. With a strong foundation in computer science, economics, and cybersecurity, I focus on researching large-scale vulnerability scanning and improving internet security practices.
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Ph.D. in Cyber Security and Economics
University of Tulsa, Aug 2024 - Present
Focus: Large-scale vulnerability scanning -
M.S. in Computer Science and Cyber Security
University of Trento, Sep 2020 - Jun 2023 -
B.S. in Information Engineering and Business Organization
University of Trento, Dec 2019
- "Mind the CORS" (2023) - IEEE-TPS 2023
Identified Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) flaws in 29.4% of the top 50k websites. Highlighted risks related to DoS attacks and data breaches.
- Java E-commerce Platform
Developed a web-based e-commerce platform using JSP with a real-time chat feature via WebSocket. - Telegram Content Crawler
Co-founded a tool to detect and remove illicit content from Telegram channels, assisting agencies in preventing the spread of harmful content. - Python Financial Planner
Created an expense categorization tool using the LLAMA 3 Model.
- Programming Languages: C#, C++, Python, Java
- Web Development: Frontend and Backend, Networks
- Technologies: MySQL, Android Programming, Blockchain, Cryptography
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Cybersecurity Researcher at University of Trento
Conducted analysis of CORS flaws in top websites and developed a Python scanner to detect vulnerabilities such as DoS attacks and SOP non-compliance. -
Networking Intern at University of Trento
Created a Raspberry Pi-based Wi-Fi detection system for disaster response, helping to locate individuals during natural disasters.
I'm deepening my expertise in advanced cybersecurity techniques, vulnerability scanning, and ethical hacking.
- Medium
- 📧 Email: dmytro-kashchuk@utulsa.edu
- 🎮 Capture The Flag enthusiast and Hack The Box participant
- 💡 Passionate about investing in the stock market
- ⚽ Amateur soccer player
✈️ Love exploring new places and experiencing unique adventures
Feel free to connect and collaborate on cybersecurity projects or research initiatives!