I am a student who loves to learn about computers! I enjoy programming in a multitude of languages (Bash, Python, HTML, CSS, Juypter-Notebooks and SQL just to name a few!). I work with Linux distros on a daily basis (mostly Arch and Debian derivatives) and I am able to utilise the command-line to a great extent. I am working on learning more about VIM, Machine Learning, Penetration Testing (specifically Social-Engineering tools like SET and Metasploit). I often work with hardware, having built (and repaired) many PCs and Servers. I do a multitude of community work to help connect people in my community.I often help teach others more about staying safe online, and how to utilise their hardware to the fullest. I love working with others, and I aim to help others just like I have had people help me! Have a look at my GitHub Profile to see what I am up to, and what I am working on.
I love programming, in any form! I am still learning potential languages and fields to specialize in, therefore I do not have a specialty, although I am proficient in many different languages, including HTML, CSS, Bash, Python, SQL, Jupyter Notebooks and Git. I am currently learning more about machine learning using TensorFlow, and how to use VIM more efficiently. I use GitHub extensively, with most of my projects being based on the platform, I also use many programs to program, including Visual Studio Code, Vim (mostly Vim-on-VSCode), Kite, GitHub Desktop and MarkText (for .md files in general).
One of my new projects is to learn more about Machine-Learning I love learning more about machine-learning, and I am currently working on learning the basics. I am competent with Juypter-Notebooks, and I hope to use them more often. I use Google Colaboratory for my work, and I aim to work on my own hardware when I am able to. I hope to explore more about this field, and I think this is a skill that will allow for me to work with programs in a more complete way.
I work with a large variety of hardware including servers, PCs and repairing all kinds of electronics. I am experienced with troubleshooting, and repairing and replacing worn/broken parts. I also am able to diagnose and fix certain driver issues, memory issues, etc. I am proficient with using Linux for troubleshooting, and have run a Linux server before. I enjoy working with electronics, and my list of things that I have fixed range from an Apple Watch to a Surveillance-Server.
I have worked extensively with Linux, including Distros such as Kali Linux, Debian, Arch, Ubuntu (LTS) and their derivatives. I have used many different window managers (like the 'Awesome Window Manager'). I have experience in using shells such as Bash, ZSH and Fish. I also have experience in package managers including APT and Pacman. I currently utilise a Linux setup on my main Programming Machine, using ElementaryOS, Fish and a host of applications. I am able to use Linux proficiently, using it mainly for programming and as a way to learn something new. I am able to use Linux in troubleshooting, and I often do things such as reset passwords, recover data from drives, fix corrupted installations of OSs, etc. I am an avid open-source user, and I hope to contribute as I improve my skills.
I enjoy Cyber-Security as a whole and I often teach others on how to stay safe online. I love Social-Engineering as a whole, and that is what I aim to be my specialty in this aspect. I am skilled in Social-Engineering, I am able to speak confidently, and get information from people in a way that is not awkward or jarring. I can also speak with others, and I am careful with words, being able to change my demeanor at the drop of a hat. I have used many different tools, such as SET, Metasploit, AircrackNG, etc., and although I would not call myself that good, I am learning more about the field and how to use the tools effectively. I am able to do things quite easily, such as resetting passwords, finding small exploits in Web-Applications for example. I aim to become more knowledgeable in the 'Hacking' field, as I believe that it can be useful in the future.
I am happy to speak with anyone, whether that be through E-mail or GitHub, feel free to use one of the methods below!