IT Engineering student at International Sham University, Syria. I like knowing what's actually happening underneath, which is why I tend to take things apart (or break into them) before trusting them.
Backend is the main focus. I learned the fundamentals before the frameworks, so when something breaks I have a decent idea where to look. Security and embedded hardware keep pulling me sideways, and I let them.
- PortSwigger Web Security Academy: working through the labs with Burp Suite. Learning how things fail is the fastest way to learn how to build them properly.
- OpenWRT on a router: early experiments with embedded Linux. Some of it works.
- Caching Proxy: next on the list, once Django and Docker are less foreign.
- Django
- Web security
Python (strongest) · SQL / PostgreSQL · Java · C++ / C# · HTML / CSS · Git / GitHub · Linux
Python is the one I'd trust you with. The rest I use as needed and would rather not oversell.
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