Activity

Served as an organizer for the ABMCTF competition. Designed 30+ cybersecurity challenges across five categories to educate and challenge participants.

Delivered a seminar on cybersecurity and digital forensics engineering to high school students, focusing on raising awareness about digital threats.

Led our team to victory in the HacktorX CTF competition by solving challenges in cryptography, network, web, OSINT, and reverse engineering.

Organized and instructed advanced-level CTF training, covering multiple categories and hosting a mini competition.

Competed in the 3rd ABMCTF Capture The Flag contest, solving complex cybersecurity challenges with our team “Black Team.”

Provided hands-on CTF training on Cryptology, Web, Network, and OSINT during a night-long event for students and cybersecurity enthusiasts.

Presented and published a paper titled “Real-Time Human Recognition With Random Forest Algorithm Using Gait Biometrics Images” at the 3rd International Informatics Congress.

Developed an AI-based Intrusion Detection System “Cyber MAIN” during a 4-day hackathon train journey. Awarded 3rd place among 26 university teams.

Organized a seminar in collaboration with the Cyber Crimes Unit, focusing on social engineering, phishing, and safe internet use.

Held an engaging seminar on digital forensics and cybersecurity for high school students, including live demonstrations of cyber attack scenarios.

Received national support for a project titled “AI-based Gait Biometrics for Person Identification in Forensic Cases.” Reached the semi-final stage in the 2023/2 term.

Secured 2nd place in the 2nd ABMCTF Capture The Flag competition by solving challenges across various cybersecurity domains.