Cybersecurity Undergraduate Student
I'm an undergraduate student developing my knowledge in cybersecurity, networking, programming, and digital security while building practical skills through learning and projects.
I'm an undergraduate student studying computing with a strong interest in cybersecurity. I'm still early in my journey — learning how networks, systems, and applications can be attacked and defended, and practicing what I learn through small projects and exercises. I'm methodical, curious about how things break, and focused on building a solid technical foundation before specializing further.
Organized by skill area, with a clear focus on my current knowledge and learning journey.
A collection of cybersecurity learning exercises, practical experiments, and small projects created while developing knowledge in cybersecurity and digital security.
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Understanding how data moves across networks, and the basics of firewalls, segmentation, and secure configuration.
Learning how web apps get attacked — things like injection and broken auth — and how to design against them.
Studying attacker mindsets and methodology in controlled, legal learning environments only.
Exploring how evidence is identified, preserved, and analyzed after a security incident.
Practicing habits that reduce vulnerabilities before they ever reach production code.
Keeping up with common attack patterns and how organizations respond to emerging threats.
CINEC Campus
Aquinas College
John Keells Foundation
St. Aloysius College, Ratnapura
Dharmapala Maha Vidyalaya, Ratnapura