Engineering student (CS — Cyber Security) | Building my way into security, one CTF room at a time
- 🎓 Starting 1st year of Computer Science Engineering, specializing in Cyber Security
- 🔐 Currently learning security fundamentals through picoCTFs
- 💻 Comfortable with basic coding, actively picking up security tools
- 🌱 Documenting everything I learn as I go — CTF write-ups, notes, and small projects
- 📫 Open to connecting with anyone else starting out in security
Port Scanner — A multithreaded TCP/UDP port scanner built with Python's socket module and ThreadPoolExecutor. Scans a target IP or domain across all 65,535 ports and reports open ports to a file. Built to understand how port scanning actually works at the network level.
Password-Guesser — A Python tool that generates likely password candidates from personal information (name, dates, etc.), using permutation logic similar to real-world custom wordlist tools. Built to understand how weak, personal-info-based passwords get cracked in the first place.
Caesar Cipher — A simple Python implementation of the classic Caesar Cipher substitution technique, built to understand the fundamentals of cryptography.
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