PORTFOLIO · ALEXANDRIA UNIVERSITY · 2026
I find the weak points in networks and websites before attackers do, and explain how to fix them.
I'm a third-year Computer Science student who got pulled into offensive security by one question: how do systems actually break? That led me from low-level computing and Linux into penetration testing.
Right now I'm training in the Vulnerability Analysis and Penetration Testing track at DEPI, and I'm actively hunting in this field, focused on network and web application security. I test the way attackers think, then write up what I found so it can be fixed.
Testing websites for common flaws such as injection, broken authentication and access control, and misconfiguration, following the OWASP Top 10.
Scanning and enumerating hosts and services to find open ports, outdated software, and weak configurations that expose your network.
A clear write-up of each issue: severity, proof, and practical steps to fix it, readable by both developers and managers.
Locking down Linux servers, Docker services, and home or small-office networks so there is less to attack.
// All testing is done only on systems you own or have given written permission to test.
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Bonus: this portfolio also runs in your terminal. Paste this command:
curl -fsSL https://saifdemos.is-a.dev/portfolio.sh | bash
Works in bash, zsh & fish out of the box — no extra install needed.