Cyber security student,
UI/UX designer & hardware builder
I study cyber security, design interfaces and build things that keep people safe.
Selected work
A honeypot that pretends to be a vulnerable server and records what attackers try. Google Gemini then turns those logs into a short threat report.
A Linux desktop app that scans a folder, hashes every file with SHA-256 and flags hidden, duplicate and suspicious files, then exports an audit report.
A web dashboard that helps spot risk in a software supply chain, so weak links show up in one place before they turn into a problem.
A women's safety device with a hidden SOS button. One press sends an SMS with a Google Maps location link to a trusted contact over a 4G SIM. The breadboard prototype already delivers SMS over 4G, and a compact wearable version is planned next.
What I do
Hover or tab to each one. They all meet in the things I build.
I am a second-year CSE student specializing in cyber security. I learn how systems break so I can help keep people safe.
I design interfaces that feel good to use. This portfolio is one: a phone that unfolds as you scroll.
I build small devices that work in the real world, like a wearable safety pendant with a hidden SOS button.
About
I'm a Second-year BTech CSE Cybersecurity student blending software/hardware development, CTF experience, bug bounty hunting, and UI/UX design to build resilient, user-focused security solutions.
Contact
From rough concept to finished product. Let’s make something amazing together.