I'm a third-year B.Sc. Computer Science student at Pillai College of Arts, Commerce and Science, working toward internship roles in security operations — SOC Analyst, Security Analyst, and Information Security Intern tracks.
Most of what's on this page came out of a home lab I run on Kali Linux, segmented off onto its own isolated network so I can attack and defend without worrying about the rest of my setup. I'd rather ship something small and working — a scanner, a detector, a documented pentest walkthrough — than list a skill I can't back up in an interview.
- degreeB.Sc. Computer Science
- graduating2027
- based inPanvel, Maharashtra
- focusSOC / Security Analysis
- lab OSKali Linux
security & offensive tooling
languages & scripting
platforms & networking
scanning subnet: 192.168.50.0/24
hosts detected: 4
last capture: WPA2 handshake — aircrack-ng
status: isolated / host-only
A Python security scanner that sweeps open ports, grabs service banners over raw sockets, and cross-references what it finds against the NVD API for CVEs — complete with CVSS scoring, colorized terminal output, and JSON export for reporting.
A fully isolated attack/defense range built from scratch — a host-only virtual network carrying a reconfigured Windows target and Dockerized vulnerable apps (Juice Shop, DVWA). Also where I ran my first real WPA2 handshake capture with the aircrack-ng suite, deauth phase and all.
A self-hosted log aggregation and alerting setup built on top of the home lab network, for watching traffic and events across the isolated hosts in near real time.
A traffic-analysis tool for spotting denial-of-service patterns on the lab network as they happen, built alongside the SIEM setup for correlated alerting.
Open to SOC / Security Analyst internships.