Cybersecurity Lab Implementations (SEED Security Labs)

As part of my academic journey, I worked extensively with SEED Security Labs, a hands-on cybersecurity education platform. These projects deepened my understanding of security vulnerabilities, exploitation techniques, and mitigation strategies by engaging in real-world scenarios.

Key Areas of Focus
• Network Security – Implemented and analyzed attacks such as ARP spoofing, DNS poisoning, and TCP session hijacking.
• Web Security – Explored and mitigated vulnerabilities including SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), and CSRF.
• Cryptography – Evaluated encryption techniques, performed attacks on weak cryptographic implementations, and applied secure encryption methods.
• System Security – Investigated buffer overflow vulnerabilities, return-oriented programming (ROP), and privilege escalation techniques.

My Contributions
• Configured, executed, and documented security experiments in a controlled lab environment.
• Applied security patches and best practices to harden systems against known vulnerabilities.
• Extended standard lab exercises with additional research and testing to explore deeper security implications.
• Produced detailed technical reports outlining findings, attack methodologies, and recommended countermeasures.