Skills
OS
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IT areas
Cybersecurity
Experience
Cyber Security Student
At this stage, I am actively studying the world of information security and improving. I study and practice every day. And I am also looking for a place to work and intern. I will be very happy if you are interested.
Entry and the beginning of the path to information security
I entered the Radio Engineering College with a degree in information security of automated systems and began to immerse myself in the world of Information Security and try myself
Before all this
I developed websites and worked in startups as a developer and mentor. He took on everything, did various projects at home
Education
Cyber Security
At the moment, I am a 3rd year student and I am actively trying to gain more knowledge and practice in the world of information security
Self-Learning
I actively self-study on various platforms and forums, such as Tryhackme, Hack the box, I really like the topic of pentest
Certifications
Introduction to Cybersecurity
This introductory course takes you inside the world of cybersecurity. You will learn cybersecurity basics to protect your personal digital life and gain insights into the biggest security challenges companies, governments, and educational institutions face today.
ISC2 Badge
ISC2 Candidates are individuals pursuing or considering a cybersecurity certification. To become a Candidate, the individual must apply online and provide minimum identifying information, as well as affirm that they will abide by the ISC2 Code of Ethics and Privacy Policy.
Fortinet Badge
The Fortinet Certified Fundamentals in Cybersecurity certification validates that the earner has mastered the technical skills and knowledge that are required for any entry-level job role in cybersecurity. The curriculum covers today’s threat landscape and the fundamentals of cybersecurity..
Introduction to the Threat Landscape 3.0
The Introduction to the Threat Landscape 3.0 badge recognizes a fundamental understanding of the cyber threat landscape. The badge earner has demonstrated essential knowledge of the threats that endanger computer networks, the cast of bad actors who are behind cyber threats, and the cyber security principles.
Technical Introduction to Cybersecurity 3.0
The Technical Introduction to Cybersecurity 3.0 badge recognizes expertise in the technical basics of cybersecurity. The badge earner has demonstrated knowledge of essential cybersecurity terminology and concepts, and of the technical foundations for network and endpoint security.
Cybersecurity
This credential earner demonstrates a foundational understanding of cybersecurity concepts, objectives, and practices. This includes cyber threat groups, types of attacks, social engineering, case studies, overall security strategies, cryptography, and common approaches that organizations take to prevent.
Projects
🔥 Portfolio Site
Creative website portfolio. Information about the creator, methods of communication, as well as certification, biography, projects. (by unicorn)
View More →✨ SQL Injection
The use of SQL Injection in the form of an attack on an arbitrary site. A prototype of a protected site type from SQL Injection has also been developed
View More →✨ Password Security Lab
Checking the entered password for its complexity and uniqueness in real time, as well as generating a random password.
View More →CTF Write-ups
Basic Pentesting
Enumeration, SSH brute force with Hydra, cracking encrypted RSA keys with John, privilege escalation via sudo misconfiguration (vim GTFOBins).
Lame
Exploiting CVE-2007-2447 in Samba 3.0.20 — username map script command injection grants immediate root shell without privilege escalation.
Mr Robot CTF
WordPress exploitation via brute-forced admin credentials, PHP reverse shell through theme editor, root via SUID nmap --interactive.
