[Project name]
[What it does and why you built it, in one or two sentences.]
Aspiring Penetration Tester · [student at your college / school]
I break things (legally) to learn how to make them safer. This page follows the path of a pentest: scroll down to run it.
[2–3 sentences about you: where you study, what got you into computers and security, what you enjoy building or breaking.]
[One line about what you do day to day, e.g. "I spend most evenings on TryHackMe rooms and building small tools in Python."]
[One sentence on the kind of work you do.]
Projects, tools and write-ups I'm proud of.
[What it does and why you built it, in one or two sentences.]
[What it does and why you built it, in one or two sentences.]
[How you solved it, and what you learned from it.]
Hackathons, open source, clubs, and team work.
[What you built or did, and your role on the team.]
[What your PR or issue fixed.]
[What you do there.]
What I'm working on right now. The bars fill as you scroll; set each data-value (0–100) to how far along you are.
The route I'm following. [Edit the stops to match your own plan.]
[Linux · networking]
[OWASP · Burp]
[HTB · THM]
[eJPT → OSCP]
[A few lines on what you want to learn next and why pentesting: what kind of pentester you want to become (web, network, red team…).]
Open to internships, CTF teams and collaborations.