Threat Evidence
Static malware notes, hashes, IOCs, behavior reasoning, and MITRE ATT&CK mapping.
Cybersecurity student at IIUM focused on malware analysis, secure networks, applied cryptography, Docker-based labs, and security-aware systems engineering.
I am a second-year Bachelor of Computer Science student specializing in Security in Digital Systems at IIUM. My main interests are malware analysis, network defense, applied cryptography, and security monitoring. I use my portfolio to document academic projects, lab work, reports, and technical experiments. My goal is to build practical evidence that shows how I analyze threats, explain security concepts, and develop secure systems.
Static malware notes, hashes, IOCs, behavior reasoning, and MITRE ATT&CK mapping.
CCNA-backed routing, switching, wireless, IP addressing, and monitoring fundamentals.
Docker and Linux workflows for practical coursework, security testing, and documentation.
Clear project writeups that connect methodology, tools, security impact, and lessons learned.
Static malware investigation covering file details, hashes, IOC identification, behavioral reasoning, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and mitigation strategies.
Contribution: Introduced the sample, documented file details and hashes, explained methodology, and mapped observed behavior to security controls.
End-to-end cryptography project covering classical cipher decryption, Diffie-Hellman, SPN block cipher, stream cipher design, TLS analysis, and secure messaging.
Contribution: Worked on cryptographic analysis, implementation explanation, testing, and report documentation.
Research and innovation project proposing Docker containers as a lightweight alternative to traditional virtual machines for operating systems coursework.
Contribution: Co-authored the research idea and explained Docker's benefits for setup time, storage usage, and data persistence.
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The Projects page includes all 14 academic, cybersecurity, systems, and software projects with skills and contributions.