Hello, World! I’m Mohe, a cybersecurity student at Lincoln University, Malaysia. I’m passionate about all things cybersecurity—from understanding network protocols to building tools that explore real-time security challenges. I’m comfortable working on both Linux and Windows systems and enjoy digging deep into how systems and networks operate. I also actively participate in CTFs to sharpen my practical security skills.
I love programming and applying my knowledge to hands-on projects. Outside of my studies, I enjoy web development with Next.js, React, and TypeScript, creating applications that are both functional and user-friendly.
Some of my notable projects include a Password Manager, designed for secure data handling, and a RAG App, exploring retrieval-augmented generation concepts.
I’m always curious, experimenting, and seeking ways to turn ideas into real, working solutions.
CyberSecurity & Web Development hobbyist
Malyasia, Kuala Lumpur
cybersecurity and full-stack developer who loves building secure web apps, solving CTF challenges, and sharing knowledge through blogs and projects.
I write about cybersecurity, programming, and problem-solving from building secure full-stack applications to breaking down CTF challenges and practical guides for developers. My goal is to share insights that help others learn, build, and stay ahead in tech.
Exploited CVE-2024-53677 for access, found tomcat-users.xml with james password, then used sudo tcpdump to create SUID /tmp/bash and gained root.