I began my path far from technology, in a village where careers like cybersecurity were unknown to me. My first technical exposure came through repairing everyday appliances, which built an early interest in how systems work.
During my military service, I worked closely with a communications unit and saw firsthand how secure communication systems are built and defended. That experience turned into a long-term interest in cybersecurity.
After completing my service, I started with frontend development to build a technical foundation, then moved fully into security — focusing on web application vulnerabilities, penetration testing, OSINT, and security automation.
Today I work as a Penetration Tester, conducting security assessments and vulnerability research. I also mentor aspiring cybersecurity specialists, and have trained 70+ students so far, guiding them from fundamentals into practical, hands-on security work.
- Web Application Penetration Testing
- Network Security Assessment
- OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) Investigations
- Vulnerability Research
- Security Automation & Tooling
- Cybersecurity Mentorship & Training
| Category | Tools |
|---|---|
| Network / Brute-force | Nmap, Hydra |
| Web Application Testing | Burp Suite |
| Exploitation | Metasploit, Arsenal-NG |
| Traffic Analysis | Wireshark |
| Post-Exploitation | Penelope |
| Logging / Analysis | Logba |
| OSINT | Manual & automated reconnaissance methods |
I run cybersecurity training focused on practical, real-world skills — covering penetration testing fundamentals, OSINT methodology, and web security. To date, I have mentored 70+ students, helping them move from beginner level into applied security work.
From military communications to cybersecurity — building skills, testing systems, and training the next generation.