Md Amiruddin
Cyber Security Student
Md Amiruddin
Portfolio
About Me
01My name is Md Amiruddin and I'm currently learning from Hack the Box & TryHackMe. My passion lies in identifying, preventing, and resolving computer security issues and I am actively seeking internships or entry-level positions within the field.
I have a deep foundational understanding of Web application penetration testing, classic encryption and cryptography, as well as operating system and network security such as intrusion detection/prevention systems. I am well-versed in not only the application of modern defense solutions, but also the development and testing of custom security protocols.
I am always looking for an opportunity to demonstrate my knowledge of cyber security and to collaborate with others in the field. I am eager to make a contribution to any computer security initiatives, and I believe my technical expertise combined with my willingness to learn and act quickly make me an excellent candidate for any cyber-security related positions.
I love creating CTF Machines and love doing Machines From HackTheBox!✌️.
EDUCATION
Government College of Engineering and Leather Technology
Bachelor of Technology In Leather Technology
CGPA - 9.0
[ 2020 - 2024 ]
My Projects
02CTF BLOG WRITEUP
This project is a website dedicated to CTF (Capture The Flag) writeups. The website was designed with the goal of providing detailed and comprehensive analysis on the various challenges from a wide variety of CTF events.
The website consists of a landing page which contains a list of all the CTF events with links to the write-ups. Each write-up contains a detailed review and explanation of the challenge, an overview of the techniques used to solve it, and a list of key points that were learned throughout the experience.
Website Vulnerability Analyzer
This project is a web vulnerability analyzer written in Python. It aims to scan websites for potential security flaws and report them to the user. The program will first assess the target site for missing patches and outdated software, and then proceed to analyze any links associated with the page for malicious content.
Once this task is complete, the program will then alert the user of any discovered vulnerabilities in a detailed report. The report will provide information on the discovered vulnerabilities, and suggest remedies to address the issue. Additionally, the program will allow users to set specific parameters and customize their security scans.
WhatsApp Automation bot
This project is about the development of an automated chatbot for Whatsapp that can be used to manage appointments and orders for any store or service. The chatbot will be able to handle incoming messages, notify customers about availability, confirm and schedule appointments, take orders, process and keep track of issues.
This powerful tool improves productivity and communication with customers and frees up business owners’ time to focus on other areas. The bot will be integrated with WhatsApp, allowing businesses to easily reach their customers and provide a superior customer experience. You can also add custom features to the bot for unique business needs.
CTF - Valentine Special Challenge
In this project, I create a Capture The Flag (CTF) challenge based on cryptography and hash cracking.
I implemented a multitude of cryptography algorithms such as AES256-CBC, BASE-256, which had to be cracked or decrypted in order to reveal the flag. The challenge required the user to gain enough background knowledge on cryptography and hash cracking principles in order to solve the Flag.
CTF Machine - Crypton
In this project, I created a Capture the Flag (CTF) challenge based on cryptography. The challenge involved a series of cryptography-related puzzles that had to be solved by players. The puzzles were designed to test the players’ understanding of core cryptographic concepts, such as hashing, symmetric and asymmetric encryption, digital signatures, and more.
Additionally, the puzzles featured a variety of hash-cracking activities, including brute-force and dictionary attacks. The challenge was designed to increase players' familiarity with the fundamentals of cryptography. The puzzle-solving challenges were designed to be both fun and educational, so that players can learn cryptography by putting their skills to the test in a simulated CTF setting.
Work Experience
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Cyber Intelligence Solutions
Ethical Hacker Intern [ Oct 2022 - Dec 2022 ]
Junior Cybersecurity Trainee [ Jan 2023 - Present ]
• Performing Web Application Penetration Testing.
• Conducting Seminar at Colleges.
• Performing Black box, Grey box & White box Pentests.
• Creating reports, detailing assessment findings & blog writing.
Recommendation Letter
CONTACT
04If you'd like to get in touch, please feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn. On LinkedIn, I am active in discussions about network security, data privacy, and vulnerability management. I am available for interviews and I look forward to connecting with other professionals in the cybersecurity field.
Github
I am an aspiring cybersecurity student and avid tech enthusiast. I can be found on Github, where I participate in the open source community. I am always searching for different ways to learn and share knowledge pertaining to cyber security. I stay up to date with the newest technology, vulnerabilities, trends, and cyber security advancements. If you are looking to collaborate with someone who has a passion for learning and innovation, then you've come to the right place!
Medium
I'm a cybersecurity enthusiast who enjoys writing CTF writeups on Medium. I share my experience, insights and lessons to help others learn. As I continue to work in this field, I aim to help build a global community where enthusiasts join forces and engage in meaningful conversations.
CTF Profiles
