BSc (Hons) Computer Networking & IT Security student at Islington College (London Metropolitan University). I build, break, and defend systems, from SQL injection labs to IoT access control, with a focus on practical, hands-on security work.
I'm a Computer Networking & IT Security student at Islington College, affiliated with London Metropolitan University, currently building toward a career in cybersecurity analysis and defensive security.
My work spans both sides of the fence: exploiting vulnerabilities to understand them (SQL injection, path traversal, SSRF) and building the infrastructure that keeps systems running, routing, switching, AAA, and cloud architecture on AWS.
I care about the fundamentals: how packets actually move, how authentication actually fails, and how to document it clearly enough that someone else can fix it.
A deliberately vulnerable PHP banking application built to demonstrate SQL injection attacks and secure coding practices: authentication bypass, UNION-based, blind, and second-order injection, then hardened with prepared statements, input validation, stored procedures, and bcrypt hashing.
Dual-authentication IoT access control combining ESP32-CAM facial recognition with NodeMCU ESP8266 RFID. Integrated AWS Lambda, S3, and HiveMQ MQTT for cloud connectivity, with secure credential management and multi-factor auth.
A Java Swing desktop application for member registration, membership plans, and payment tracking, built on OOP principles with input validation, automated fee calculation, and file-based persistent storage.
A Python inventory management tool with automated invoice generation, discount calculations, and reporting, including stock tracking, revenue analysis, low-stock alerts, and robust error handling.
60-hour graduate program covering AWS infrastructure design and best practices.
20-hour graduate program covering core AWS services and cloud concepts.
Actively developing this credential alongside coursework.