BVRIT Capture the Flag
Took first place by solving real-world offensive security and exploitation challenges.
Hyderabad, India · B.Tech Cyber Security ’27
offensive security · threat intel · SOC
I break things to learn how they hold. First place at the BVRIT CTF, top 10 nationally in a 24-hour exploitation contest, and a scanner of my own that maps attack surface before anyone else does.
I’m a cybersecurity undergraduate working across network security, vulnerability assessment, threat analysis and offensive security — mostly through competitive CTFs and tools I build to answer questions my coursework doesn’t.
That split matters to me. CTFs taught me to think like an attacker under a clock; building a Python reconnaissance scanner and an AI-driven phishing detector taught me what it takes to make findings usable by someone who has to act on them — ranked by risk, explainable, and light on false positives.
As General Secretary of my college’s cybersecurity club I run awareness drives and technical workshops, which keeps me honest about the other half of this job: translating technical risk for people who don’t live in a terminal. I’m now building depth in cloud security, governance and emerging threats.
Ranked results from live, timed competitions — the closest thing a student has to production pressure.
Took first place by solving real-world offensive security and exploitation challenges.
National top-10 finish in a round-the-clock contest centred on vulnerability exploitation and incident-solving scenarios.
Placed among the top five teams, working through practical penetration testing and security analysis.
Top 30 of a national field drawn from institutions across India.
Run the campus cybersecurity society: awareness initiatives, technical workshops and student engagement, coordinated with faculty and student teams.
Five completed credentials — two industry job simulations, a practical web-exploitation course and two Microsoft foundations. Open any card to read the certificate itself.
Eleven hours of hands-on web application attack work under Zaid Sabih — discovery, exploitation and write-up of the vulnerability classes bug bounty programmes actually pay out on.
Verify credentialDeloitte Australia’s virtual cyber programme: worked the practical tasks a security consultant handles on a client engagement, from evidence review to reporting findings back.
Credential on fileDesigned a phishing email simulation for Mastercard’s security awareness function and interpreted the results — the human side of security operations rather than the technical one.
Credential on fileNetworking and cloud foundations — addressing, protocols, core services and the shared-responsibility model that decides who secures what in a cloud deployment.
Verify credentialOperating system internals and the host security model — processes, file systems, permissions and the controls that keep an endpoint defensible.
Verify credential$ ./connect.sh
I’m looking for an internship or entry-level role where I can work on real assessments, real detections and real incidents. If that’s a team you’re building, I’d like to hear from you.
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