Programming & Scripting
Python, Bash, SQL, Git, GitHub, and practical automation for labs and coursework.
Cybersecurity portfolio
Information Security & Cybersecurity Portfolio
Information Security student at Ural Federal University, focused on cybersecurity, Linux, networking, security labs, CTF practice, digital forensics, and secure systems.
About
I am an Information Security Engineering student at Ural Federal University, currently studying in Russia, with a strong focus on cybersecurity and secure systems.
I have hands-on experience with Linux-based systems including Kali Linux and Astra Linux, networking fundamentals, and tools used in penetration testing and SOC environments. My technical background includes programming and scripting with Python, Bash, and SQL.
I am actively developing skills in web penetration testing, malware analysis fundamentals, and Red Team methodologies through practical labs, security projects, and cybersecurity competitions. I am particularly interested in offensive security while maintaining a solid understanding of defensive concepts and system hardening.
Skills
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Python, Bash, SQL, Git, GitHub, and practical automation for labs and coursework.
Kali Linux, Astra Linux, users and permissions, ACLs, sudo, services, logs, and evidence collection.
Routing and switching basics, Wi-Fi planning, Ekahau AI Pro, coverage analysis, AP placement, and channel planning.
IDS basics with Suricata, JSON/eve.json log analysis, forensics basics, UAC artifact collection, and Cowrie honeypot labs.
Web penetration testing labs, malware analysis fundamentals, Red Team learning path, and controlled CTF practice.
Technical reports, presentations, lab documentation, teamwork, and time management across university projects.
Competitions
Participation in cybersecurity and programming events with a focus on practical problem-solving.
Capture The Flag competition focused on practical cybersecurity challenges, vulnerability analysis, exploitation basics, and structured problem-solving under time pressure.
Cybersecurity competition involving security analysis tasks, applied problem-solving, teamwork, and analytical thinking.
Regional programming contest focused on algorithms, data structures, and collaborative problem-solving in a team environment.
Programming competition emphasizing logical reasoning, algorithmic problem-solving, and efficient coding practices.
Cybersecurity competition focused on defensive and analytical tasks, including monitoring concepts and incident analysis scenarios.
Web security challenge exploring web application behavior and bypass techniques in a controlled competitive environment.
Ural Federal University, Institute of Radioelectronics and Information Technologies.
Education
Bachelor's Degree in Information Security (10.03.01), expected graduation: 2026.
The program provides a structured academic curriculum for building a foundation in information security. It emphasizes analytical thinking, systematic problem solving, disciplined technical training, coursework, practical assignments, and collaborative work.
Activities
Active member for over three years, supporting newly arrived Arab students with adaptation, academic guidance, administrative procedures, and integration into the university community.
Mentor for international students during their initial study period, helping with academic procedures, university services, communication, and early adaptation challenges.
Member involved in student representation and collaboration with dormitory administration to address residence-related issues and improve living conditions.
Volunteer at the KOD IB Information Security Conference in Yekaterinburg, and regular participant in information security conferences, hackathons, and CTF competitions.
Contact
For portfolio questions, project discussion, or professional opportunities, email is the most reliable contact method.