Bachelor of Computer System and Information Technology
Comprehensive IT study covering networking, programming, system security, databases, and software engineering, with an active focus on cybersecurity and ethical hacking.
"Securing systems. Breaking vulnerabilities. Building trust."
I'm an IT student with a deep passion for ethical hacking and cybersecurity — dedicated to turning innovative ideas into practical, secure digital solutions. My journey is fueled by curiosity, creativity, and a constant desire to learn and grow.
I am an IT student with a deep passion for web development and ethical hacking, dedicated to turning innovative ideas into practical and secure digital solutions. My journey in technology is fueled by curiosity, creativity, and a constant desire to learn and grow.
I thrive at the intersection of offense and defense in cybersecurity — understanding how attackers think to help build stronger, more resilient systems. My hands-on experience spans network monitoring, vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, and offensive security tooling.
My goal is to become a professional ethical hacker and security researcher who makes the digital world meaningfully safer — one vulnerability at a time.
Comprehensive IT study covering networking, programming, system security, databases, and software engineering, with an active focus on cybersecurity and ethical hacking.
Continuous learning through labs, courses, security platforms, and hands-on tools—focusing on penetration-testing methods, exploit development, and bug-bounty methodology.
Building and securing web applications while studying OWASP Top 10 issues including XSS, SQL injection, CSRF, authentication weaknesses, and secure coding practices.
Hands-on Cisco Packet Tracer practice with IPv4/IPv6 routing, subnetting, VLANs, firewalls, and ISP simulation—grounded in TCP/IP, DNS, DHCP, and routing protocols.
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Practical, permission-based support for individuals and small teams. Every assessment is limited to authorized targets, agreed scope, and responsible reporting.
Structured checks for common web risks, including authentication weaknesses, input handling, and OWASP Top 10 awareness—followed by clear remediation notes.
Authorized scope onlySafe reconnaissance, service discovery, and configuration review for lab environments and approved network targets using tools such as Nmap and Wireshark.
Evidence-based reportingSmall Python utilities and repeatable workflows for reconnaissance, enumeration, and documentation—built to make security practice more efficient.
Learning & researchCompleted, isolated penetration-testing labs using Metasploit against intentionally vulnerable systems. Each exercise documents the process, findings, and remediation mindset.
Complex networking simulations using Cisco Packet Tracer. Demonstrates real-world routing configurations, ISP setups, and enterprise network design principles.
Completed the introductory offensive security room on TryHackMe, covering basic tools and methodology of ethical hacking.
Completed the OSINT room on TryHackMe, learning open-source intelligence gathering techniques.
Completed the Google Dorking room on TryHackMe, mastering advanced search operators for information gathering.
Hands‑on practice with Burp Suite on the official PortSwigger Web Security Academy, covering critical web vulnerabilities.
Active participation in cybersecurity labs simulating real-world attack-defense environments. Practicing vulnerability exploitation, traffic analysis, and incident response procedures on controlled lab setups.
Engaged in Capture The Flag-style security challenges to sharpen offensive skills — covering web exploitation, cryptography, forensics, binary exploitation, and network-based challenges.
Independent deep-dives into ethical hacking, malware analysis, reverse engineering fundamentals, and vulnerability research — continuously expanding expertise beyond formal coursework.
Active collaboration with tech and security peers — sharing knowledge, discussing new attack techniques, reviewing write-ups, and contributing to a culture of open learning in the Nepali tech community.
Exploring bug bounty programs and responsible disclosure practices. Building a methodology for systematic web application testing including reconnaissance, enumeration, and vulnerability verification.
Documenting security research findings, lab exercises, and CTF solutions. Writing clear, reproducible reports that demonstrate understanding of vulnerabilities and their remediation strategies.
The same values that guide service and scouting—discipline, teamwork, preparedness, and care for others—also shape how I learn and contribute in cybersecurity.
Active member of the Nepal Scouts, serving as a Troop Leader in the HICESS Scout Troop. Coordinated team activities, led community service camps, and represented the troop in district‑level events.
Volunteered in numerous festivals and cultural programs as a troop leader, helping with event organization, crowd management, and community outreach. These experiences strengthened my teamwork, adaptability, and public speaking skills.
Guided junior scouts in skill development and ethical conduct. Focused on youth leadership development, teamwork drills, and promoting discipline and service — values that directly translate to professional cybersecurity collaboration.
Organized and participated in survival training and community service camps that combined outdoor ethics with practical team‑building. These activities taught resilience, crisis management, and the importance of giving back.
Whether you need a penetration tester, a curious security researcher, or want to collaborate on cybersecurity projects — I'm always open to meaningful conversations. Based in Nepal 🇳🇵, available globally.
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