B.Tech, Cybersecurity with Blockchain Technology & IoT
I build tools that automate security work and find weaknesses in networks and connected systems. My focus right now is on two things: writing scanners and pipelines from scratch rather than wrapping existing tools, and applying real software engineering discipline — modular design, state management, idempotent automation — to security projects instead of treating them as one-off scripts.
Currently going deeper on: VAPT methodology, Linux internals, and cloud security fundamentals.
Automated Threat Intelligence Pipeline A GitHub Actions pipeline that pulls the official CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog, generates a live Markdown dashboard, and updates the README automatically — with state-based version tracking so it only commits when the catalog actually changes.
📖 Project overview · 🏗️ Architecture · 📓 Engineering journal |
Modular Network Vulnerability Scanner A five-stage scanning pipeline — host discovery → port scanning → service detection → rule-based vulnerability analysis → JSON reporting — built around the single-responsibility principle, so each module can be tested, replaced, or extended independently.
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Languages
| Security
| Automation
| Networking
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- 🎯 Practicing vulnerability assessment on VulnHub machines — building a repeatable VAPT methodology, not just running exploits
- 🧩 Extending CISA Threat Tracker with a severity/priority scoring layer on top of the raw KEV feed
- 🛠️ A full writeup of a VulnHub box — recon, findings, exploitation path, and remediation, published as a repo
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