Offensive Security Engineer | PNPT | PMPA | PSAA | eWPTX | CRTP | CPTS | CBBH | BSCP | PT1 | ASCP | ACP | GHF | CDL | HCCDA-Tech | C-APIPen | C-AI/MLPen | CCPenX-AWS | CAPenX | CMPen-Android & iOS | CNPen | CAPen | CAP | CRTA | CRT-ID | MCRTA
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I am an Offensive Security Engineer, Penetration Tester, and AI Security Researcher with a strong passion for Linux 🐧, Cybersecurity 🔒, AI 🤖, and DevOps ⚙️. My expertise spans Offensive Security, AI-driven threat research, Web security, and Mobile security, with hands-on experience in penetration testing and security assessments. I have led significant research projects, including the development of an Automated COVID-19 Screening Framework Using Deep CNN With Chest X-Ray Medical Images, research on Detecting Vulnerable OAuth 2.0 Implementations in Android Applications, and the creation of Practical Mobile-Based Services for Identification of Chicken Diseases From Fecal Images. These projects have been presented at conferences and featured in publications. I am actively seeking full-time opportunities where I can continue to grow, gain valuable industry insights, and contribute innovatively to a collaborative security research environment.
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Skills: Penetration test · Kali linux · Burp Suite · AI Security · Reporting · Power Automate · Power Apps
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Skills: Penetration test · Kali linux · Burp Suite · OWSAP · Vulnerability Assessment
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Skills: Penetration test · Kali linux · Burp Suite · OWSAP · Cybersecurity · Vulnerability Assessment
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Skills: Android Development · OAuth2.0 · Application Security · Security · Cybersecurity · Java
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Skills: Public Speaking · Jupyter · Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) · Deep Learning · Artificial Intelligence (AI) · Communication · Python
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Presented at IEEE Region 10 Conference 2024 (TENCON 2024)
Poultry farming is crucial to the food chain, and chicken health directly impacts product quality and safety. Diagnosing poultry diseases using polymerase chain reaction is costly, particularly for small farms. To address this, we developed a mobile-based service for farmers, enabling the identification of common chicken diseases from fecal images via a Line account. Our system achieved 86.49% segmentation precision and 95.93% classification accuracy on a large dataset, offering a practical and accessible tool for local farmers.
Presented at the Workshop on Cyber Forensics, Security, and E-discovery, as part of the 23rd IEEE International Conference on Software Quality, Reliability, and Security, 2023.
OAuth 2.0, commonly used for authorization, can be susceptible to CSRF attacks in Android applications. To address this, we developed an Android app to assess other apps' use of the OAuth 2.0 state parameter—a key defense against CSRF. Our analysis, conducted on both Chrome and the default browser, evaluates whether Android apps using OAuth 2.0 are adequately protected against CSRF attacks. Our research aims to protect users by highlighting apps with potentially vulnerable OAuth 2.0 implementations.
Presented at The 6th International Conference on Information Technology (InCIT2022)
An automated COVID-19 screening framework using chest X-ray images is proposed in this study. It leverages artificial intelligence techniques and transfer learning for accurate diagnosis. The framework extracts features using transfer learning and applies modified deep neural networks. Grad-CAM visualization supports the predicted diagnosis. Experimental results demonstrate superior performance compared to other deep learning techniques. This framework has the potential to aid in early COVID-19 diagnosis and alleviate the burden on radiologists.
Welcome to my Cybersecurity journey! I'm Waris Damkham, a passionate Information and Communication Technology student. Dive into my writeup to explore the intricacies of cybersecurity through the lens of my hands-on experiences at HackTheBox etc.
Hello everyone! My name is Waris Damkham, and I'm currently a fourth-year student in Information and Communication Technology at Mahidol University. I was fortunate to secure an internship at the Cybersecurity Laboratory in the Faculty of Information Science and Engineering at Ritsumeikan University.[...]
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