Computer Science graduate from King's College London, now working toward a career in network security. I like understanding system vulnerabilities, analysing and detecting them, and hopefully researching and creating solutions in the future.
I'm from Kuwait and studied Computer Science at KCL. My final-year project modelled and eliminated regular users' knowledge gap on how browsers store, share and keep cookies, as a graph, which turned a vague interest in privacy into a real interest in security.
I'm spending a gap year building hands-on skills before graduate study: a full-time cybersecurity bootcamp, an internship, and a research paper on misbehaviour detectors in VANETs.
paper available on request
Final-year project supervised by Dr. Maribel Fernandez. Modelled cookie behaviour across six scenarios in Neo4j with a library of Cypher queries. The key finding: cookies can persist even after a user withdraws consent.
Labs and blue-team and red-team write-ups from the CODED bootcamp, documented as I go.
View on GitHub →Ran ICMP and DNS/UDP flood attacks between virtual machines and analysed the traffic and its impact with tcpdump, Wireshark and iperf.
Team project with role-based authentication for staff and students and an AWS Lambda integration for AI-drafted responses. Code available on request.
Network attacks (ARP, DNS, BGP, TCP hijacking, and more), WLAN security, cryptography fundamentals, traffic analysis
Wireshark, tcpdump, Unix/Linux command line, Git, Neo4j, Docker basics
Python, Django, Java, SQL, Cypher, JavaScript