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I enjoy exploring cybersecurity through hands-on practice, solving CTF challenges, and continuously improving my skills in ethical hacking, especially web security — that's where most of my time and curiosity goes. I believe the best way to learn is by building experience through real-world challenges.
$ whoami
cs student — beginner, all in on cybersecurity
$ cat focus.txt
web security pentesting osint network security
$ cat status.log
grinding CTFs on THM / HTB / picoCTF / OverTheWire
prepping for eJPT + Security+
# one more thing before you close the tab:
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every system breaks eventually. the only question is who finds it first.