This is my personal web site/portfolio. You can learn more about my experience and projects that I am working on. This webserver is hosted on my homelab! You can read more about that in the homelab section below.
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Homelab Homelab enthusiast, is my answer to the question “What’s your favorite hobby?”. Ever since I bought my first Raspberry PI ( Model 4B ) and joined the subreddit r/homelab I have became a “homelabist” as some people might call it.I consider my lab as a personal endlessly on-going project, since...
Unlocking the Secrets of Linux Privilege Escalation: Insights from Red Teaming In the world of cybersecurity, privilege escalation is a pivotal step in any adversarial attack chain. For red teamers, mastering this art on Linux systems can be the difference between a simulated breach that fizzles out and one that...
Security Data Ingestor (SDI) 1 Project Assignment 1.1 Context & Background Guardian360 has developed a SaaS platform that performs daily information security scans and integrates the results of these scans into dashboards and reports. Until now, the entire technology stack has been managed by Guardian360, meaning they are fully responsible...
Company: Software Engineer
Context For the duration of this internship, I joined team SkyNet, part of the System Infrastructure & Computer Systems (SICS) department, at ASML. My project is a proof of concept (POC) and the goal, is to discover what and how, thus integration was out of scope. Currently, there are heavy...
Company: Virtual Infrastructure Architect
Building a virtual test environment for team SkyNet part of SICS (System Infrastructure & Computer Systems) department. Part of my work activities is working with vSphere, ESXi, EVE-NG, Juniper routers & switches.
Improving on the information security strategy of Sorama by paving the way to ISO27001
Building a Security Data Ingenstor (SDI) - CLI tool that can ingest insight from different security vulnerability scanners like Guardian360's InfoSec Agent and Trivy and transmit the data to Lighthouse, Guardian360's security insights dashboard.
Technical studies included extensive learning of OOP with C++, and web development which involved HTML, CSS, and basic JavaScript! Furthermore, we covered some SQL, Database Design, and working with MS Access. The study also covered some topics such as hardware and technology, basic networking, and subnetting.
This study track teaches you how to offer, manage, monitor, and secure ICT resources, both on-premises and in the cloud. Hyper-V, Docker, Python, AWS, Ansible, Terraform, and Kubernetes were among the major subjects covered over semesters. In addition, the cyber security track covered best practices for system and network hardening, as well as network and web penetration testing.
