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Farha Tazmeen
Role:
Cyber Security Engineering Student
Interests:
[+] Digital Forensics
[+] Web Application Security
[+] Applied Cryptography
[+] Secure Software Engineering
Currently:
[+] Building security-focused projects
[+] Solving CTF challenges
[+] Contributing to Open Source
[+] Exploring secure system designI enjoy understanding how systems work, where they break, and how they can be made more secure.
Most of my time goes into building backend applications, exploring vulnerabilities through CTFs, contributing to open source, and learning about cryptography, networks, and secure architecture.
I like projects that sit at the intersection of software engineering and cybersecurity - building things, breaking things, and understanding why they fail.
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Cybersecurity & Architecture Contributor
| Area | Contributions |
|---|---|
| Security | Security improvements, validation, documentation |
| Backend | Authentication, API improvements, architecture |
| Frontend | React-based features and improvements |
| Focus | Writing secure, maintainable code |
Secure Project Tracking Dashboard - FastAPI • React • PostgreSQL • JWT
A full-stack project and financial management platform focused on secure data handling.
Features:
- JWT Authentication
- Role-Based Access Control
- REST API architecture
- Budget and resource tracking
- Audit logging
- Analytics dashboard
Security Utilities - Security tools and automation experiments
A growing collection of utilities for learning and automation:
- Log analysis
- Packet inspection
- Network automation
- Digital forensics helpers
- CTF tooling
CTF Research Notes - Learning through challenges
Topics explored:
- Web exploitation
- Digital forensics
- Cryptography
- Reverse engineering
- OSINT
> Learn by building
> Understand by breaking
> Improve by fixing
Outside technical work, I enjoy exploring new ideas, reading about technology, and turning random concepts into small experiments.
while (learning) {
build();
break();
fix();
repeat();
}Always open to discussions about security, systems, cryptography, and open source.