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University of Pittsburgh at Bradford Website
This is a redesigned website I created for the university using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I was also in charge of migrating the content from Ektron CMS to Drupal CMS.
I am a certified cybersecurity professional, with multiple certifications from CompTIA. I have included examples of my work below.
This is a redesigned website I created for the university using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. I was also in charge of migrating the content from Ektron CMS to Drupal CMS.
A miniature version of IRSec with a shorter time span. Intended to give competitors a second chance if they couldn't compete in the first IRSec.
A beginner-friendly red vs. blue hackathon involving a local area network with physical machines. Our team defended our network from the red team.
My contribution was breaking encrypted messages and writing reports.
An group hackathon where we defended a system as blue team. Red team's mission was to bring down our systems and we had to protect against that.
My contribution was to secure the FTP server and writeup reports all throughout. I was also in charge of making sure the server stayed up by ensuring the recurring fee was paid on time.
An individual hackathon where I solved various cryptography and hacking puzzles to find hidden flags. Challenges included reverse engineering binaries, decoding RSA ciphers, and buffer overflow attacks, just to name a few.
My team worked to find vulnerabilities in machines and maintain control over those machines for as long as possible. Whenever another team gained access, we had to re-run our exploit to regain control. The longer we were in control of a machine the higher our score went up.
My contribution was finding a vulnerability in a misconfigured docker container. I was able to send a specially crafted curl command to an open port and break out of the sandbox to the host system.
My contribution to this project was to improve the natural language processing of the sentence tokenizer. By adding a different regex, I was able to add support for parsing email addresses, decimals, and web addresses. I also added support for ellipses and multiple spaces between sentences.
My team developed an app for New Era and delivered its functionality in a 5-minute presentation. Our presentation consisted of an overview of the app, its features, and a demonstration of the app.
The end result: We won 1st place in the Hackathon competition. New Era purchased our project and paid each of us $1,000.