I break systems to understand them, and I build tools to bulletproof them. A cybersecurity developer who engineers defense from scratch — low-level C++ anti-forensic engines, Python kernel monitors, zero-trace architectures.
I'm a BSc Computer Science student at Utkal University, Odisha — self-forging a path through network forensics, defensive engineering, and enterprise risk management (GRC). My philosophy: you can't defend a system if you don't understand exactly how it breaks.
I build real security tools from the ground up. No commercial shortcuts, no off-the-shelf solutions. From kernel-level inotify monitors to C++ disk-overwrite anti-forensics, every project is a proof of deep understanding.
Offensive, defensive, and systems capabilities I've built through real project work.
Security tools engineered from scratch. No off-the-shelf. No shortcuts.
Academic foundation + relentless self-directed security training.
Core curriculum: data structures, algorithms, OS, computer networks, DBMS. Self-directed deep dives into Linux internals, systems programming, and practical cybersecurity engineering alongside formal coursework.
Continuous hands-on learning via TryHackMe, Google Career Certificates, and personal attack/defense lab environments. Deep focus on building custom security tooling from scratch rather than relying on existing frameworks.
Earned badges and the ones locked in my crosshairs.
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