🚀 I’m a passionate cybersecurity professional and developer based in Maharashtra, India, actively involved in red/blue/purple team operations and open-source security projects. I build tools and applications at the intersection of offense & defense, especially leveraging AI/ML in security, Web & App development, and network/cloud infrastructure.
- 🔭 Current Focus: Building AI-driven security tooling and automating pentesting & SOC workflows.
- 🌱 Learning: Offensive AI, Defensive AI, IoT/Hardware security, and advanced cloud/native security (Docker, Kubernetes).
- 🤝 Collaboration: Open to bug bounty programs, CTF challenges, cybercrime investigation projects, and security research partnerships.
- 💬 Ask me about: Web App & Mobile App security, Linux/Mac/Windows/Android/iOS security, network penetration, cloud & IoT security, malware/exploit development, and secure coding in Python/Rust/C/C++.
- Password-Manager (PassMe) – A secure password manager tool written in Python (uses industry-standard Fernet encryption). It can generate and store strong passwords safely.
- Rusty-Nmap – A fast asynchronous port scanner in Rust, inspired by Nmap. It supports TCP/UDP scans, host discovery, and concurrent scanning with smart payloads.
- Onion-Sites – A privacy-focused news website (Tor hidden service) written in Rust. It’s a static, read-only news feed with a security-first design (strict validation, security headers, minimal attack surface).
- CyberSec-Tools – A toolkit repository containing various security utilities (TCP port scanners, keyloggers, vulnerability scanners, hash crackers, steganography tools, etc.) written in Python and C. It’s a sandbox for experimenting with offensive and defensive security code.
- AI & ML Projects – A collection of Rust-based AI/ML prototypes (e.g. a vector/matrix math engine) and extensive notes on AI, ML, Deep Learning, Data Science, LLMs, NLP, Big Data, etc. (see the Artificial-Intelligence repository for comprehensive learning materials on these topics).
- CTF Write-ups – Write-ups and reports from Capture-The-Flag competitions (TryHackMe, HackTheBox, picoCTF, OverTheWire/Wargames, etc.). Shares solutions, white papers, and vulnerability analyses from CTF challenges.
- Russian-Roulette (Game) – A terminal-based multiplayer Russian Roulette game written in Rust. It features a text-based UI using the
ratatuicrate and real-time key handling (no Enter key needed).
Each project above is open-source and reflects my interests in cybersecurity, system programming, and development. You can explore their code and documentation on my profile.
- Programming & Scripting: Python, Rust, C/C++, Go, JavaScript/TypeScript, Bash, Zsh. Familiar with frameworks like Django/Flask, React, Node.js.
- Security Domains: Network/Web/Mobile/Cloud/IoT security, Penetration Testing, Vulnerability Assessment, SOC operations, Digital Forensics, Malware/Exploit Development.
- Tools & Platforms: Nmap, Burp Suite, Metasploit, Wireshark, SQLMap, Git, Docker, Kubernetes, Azure/AWS/GCP.
- Systems: Linux (Kali, Debian/Ubuntu, Alpine), Windows, MacOS, Android, Embedded systems. Experience with virtualization (VMware, VirtualBox) and containment (containers, chroots).
- AI & Data: TensorFlow/PyTorch (basics), exploring how ML models can enhance offense/defense (e.g. automating log analysis, threat detection).
- Other Interests: Web development (HTML/CSS, web frameworks), game development (Rust/SDL), and graphics (Blender 3D fundamentals).
- CTF Enthusiast: Regular participant in cybersecurity competitions; mentor for beginners in TryHackMe and picoCTF.
- Community Contributor: Active in the “The Cyber Knights” group (local cybersecurity community) and author of security blogs/articles. I also contribute to open-source projects and enjoy collaborating on GitHub/GitLab.
- Learning & Mentorship: Continuously learning new tech (recently Rust & embedded security). I enjoy sharing knowledge via write-ups, talks, and mentoring peers in cybersecurity and coding.
Feel free to reach out if you want to collaborate on security projects, bug bounties, or just chat about tech!