Computer-science undergrad who likes writing clean code, breaking (and fixing) things, and learning how systems really work — especially in software development and cybersecurity.
I study Computer Science and build things in my free time: small services, tooling, and capture-the-flag exercises. I enjoy low-level debugging.
- Build backend services, automate tasks, and prototype ideas.
- Explore cybersecurity: binary exploitation, reverse engineering, and digital forensics.
- Learn new languages and tools — currently focused on Python and Rust.
- Languages: C, C++, Java, Python, Rust
- Databases: Oracle SQL, SQLite, Postgres
- Version control: Git, GitHub
- UI / visual: Flutter, JavaFX
- Web: Spring Boot, Django
- Deepening Rust & Python skills through small projects and tooling.
- CTF practice: binary pwn, reversing, and forensic challenges.
- Building web backends with Spring Boot.
- libreScholarHub — Free, open-source platform for research paper upload and collaboration.
- TSYnc — Peer-to-peer file syncing on a local network written in Python.
- symple_tasker — Task listing and viewing application which uses Covey's Time Management Quadrant to show the tasks(C++).
- cashCraft — An expense tracking system written in Java.
- sym-tasker — CLI-based task listing and management application (archived).
- EDUCONNECT — A comprehensive university management system designed to streamline and unify all academic and administrative processes within a single platform.
- Open to project ideas, small collaborations, or code reviews.
- Best way to reach me: open an issue on a repo or send an email (PGP public key linked below if you want encrypted mail).
- Public key: https://gist.github.com/yeadkhail/5f3f47da4e1d20664eecfb4023201414
- Fingerprint:
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