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I’m a cybersecurity learner who enjoys CTFs, breaking systems, and building small offensive tools.
I work mainly on Linux, automate tasks, and chase challenges that make me better every day.
Right now I’m focusing on reverse engineering and improving through the
SOC Level 1 path. Cybersecurity became my place — where learning feels natural
and fun, and where I push myself to grow.
Always learning. Always leveling up.
Practical skills I use across CTFs, labs, and security projects.
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My first official CTF participation organized by the National Cyber Security Center of Jordan — achieved a ranking within the top 100 competitors across the country.
Participated in the first edition of Cyber Warrior held in Jordan — competed in digital forensics and analysis challenges.
Joined the second edition of Cyber Warrior — progressed through multiple stages of analysis, web exploitation, and network defense challenges.
Completed a Boot2Root challenge hosted by Al al-Bayt University — focused on privilege escalation and system exploitation.
Competed in Orbit CTF tackling reverse engineering and web security challenges involving binary decoding and server-side logic flaws.
Represented my team in the Cypetra CTF organized by Green Circle — solved web exploitation and forensics problems collaboratively.
Competed in Hackfinity Battle — worked through time-based challenges requiring fast analysis and team-oriented problem solving.
Participated in Honeynet Collapse CTF — focused on simulated attack analysis, log investigation, and malware trace recovery.
Engaged in the Industrial Intrusion challenge focusing on Industrial Control Systems exploitation and infrastructure defense.
Competed in the second edition of Black Hat MENA — a top-tier regional CTF featuring Web, Crypto, and Pwn challenges.
Competed in ZeroCTF and ranked 13th out of 41 teams, tackling diverse challenges and improving problem-solving under pressure.
Participated in Catch the Hilal CTF and achieved 20th place out of 47 teams, solving challenges across multiple categories.
Participated with my team in the CYSTECH CTF competition and received a certificate of outstanding participation.
Participated in IT Gate CTF and achieved 24th place (850 points, 7 challenges).
Completed the Love at First Breach 2026 event on TryHackMe (Advanced Track), focusing on practical challenge-based learning.
Participated in the JordanSec CTF and solved Reverse Engineering and Cryptography challenges. Contributed to my team's performance, finishing 39th out of 72 teams.
These are the labs and tools I build to improve my offensive, defensive, and automation skills.
A tool that generates, decodes, and inspects QR codes from a security perspective. Useful for analyzing encoded payloads, detecting unsafe redirects, and testing cryptographic features.
A custom vulnerable Linux machine built to practice real-world exploitation paths. Includes weak configurations, LFI, enumeration, and privilege escalation challenges. Designed like a real Boot2Root CTF machine.
A controlled environment for practicing log analysis and PCAP investigation. Replay attacks, trace indicators, extract artifacts, and simulate IR scenarios.
A simple but effective encryption/decryption script for Linux. Uses OpenSSL to protect files with multiple cipher modes through a clean, fast CLI.
Small but useful tools I’m building to support my workflow.
Parses web server logs, extracts suspicious IPs and endpoints, and generates a quick incident-response summary.
Automates subdomain discovery, screenshots, port scanning, and basic tech fingerprinting for target scopes.
My growth in cybersecurity through CTFs, labs, and building security tools.
Training and recognition across cybersecurity, cloud, AI, IoT, Linux administration, and CTF competitions.
Ethical hacking training covering reconnaissance, exploitation, vulnerability analysis, and pentesting fundamentals.
Networking fundamentals, routing & switching, and hands-on labs.
Cloud fundamentals, service models, and virtualization basics.
Intensive CTF-based training focused on offensive security and incident response.
Certification demonstrating proficiency in penetration testing methodologies, tools, and techniques through hands-on assessment.
Practical training in Red Hat Linux fundamentals, focusing on CLI usage, user and permission management, file systems, and core system administration skills.
Advanced Linux system administration, services, storage, and troubleshooting.
Hands-on cybersecurity challenges demonstrating strong practical skills.
Completed the Pre Security learning path covering foundational security concepts and hands-on practice.
Selected writeups from CTFs, Boot2Root machines, and interesting bugs.
A reverse engineering writeup is coming soon. It will cover how I approach binaries, use debuggers, and trace logic to extract flags and understand vulnerabilities.
Reach out for CTF teams, pentest work, or collab on security projects.