CTF & Cybersecurity Work
This page provides a brief overview of my cybersecurity practice, including Capture the Flag challenges, writeups, and self-directed security work. My focus is on developing practical investigation skills: enumeration, Linux usage, web security fundamentals, forensics, exploitation basics, and clear technical documentation.
Capture the Flag Writeups
My CTF writeups document challenges I have completed across cybersecurity practice platforms and coursework. Rather than only recording final answers, I try to show the process behind each solution: what I checked, which tools I used, what evidence supported the next step, and what I learned from the challenge.
Cybersecurity Learning Focus
My cybersecurity work aligns closely with my background in Engineering Technology. As I have worked more with electronics, embedded systems, Linux-based devices, and technical troubleshooting, I became increasingly interested in how systems fail from a security perspective. As I learned to think in terms of systems, I began to see vulnerabilities as another mode of failure, one that can affect reliability, safety, usability, and long-term maintainability. CTFs and security labs give me a structured way to practice that mindset, helping me better understand how systems break so that I can contribute to designing more resiliant solutions.