Portfolio
My Projects
A collection of cybersecurity projects, CTF events, and applications I've built.
ZKAuth - Zero-Knowledge Authentication System
In ProgressA production-ready authentication platform using SRP (Secure Remote Password), Device Binding, and TOTP MFA for cryptographically secure login without transmitting secrets.
Highlights
- Cryptographically secure login using the SRP protocol ensuring passwords never leave the browser
- Device Binding requiring each login to be signed by a registered device's RSA keypair
- TOTP-based Multi-Factor Authentication for registering and binding new devices
Shree Caterers's Full Stack Web Application
A complete web solution featuring a public-facing website for customer inquiries and bookings, plus a comprehensive CMS for admins to manage catering operations, menus, orders, and business analytics.
Highlights
- Public website with inquiry forms, service showcase, and contact information
- Admin CMS for managing orders, tracking expenses, and inventory management
- Dynamic menu builder with pricing and other options
HackSphere 2025 – Advanced Cybersecurity CTF
Successfully organized an advanced CTF competition with real-world attack simulations and research-oriented challenges to promote cybersecurity culture on campus.
Highlights
- Created challenges in OSINT, exploitation, Web3, reverse engineering, and forensics
- Built containerized labs with automated deployment scripts
- Developed scalable scoreboard and monitoring system
PhishGuard – AI-Powered Email Threat Intelligence
An AI-driven email security platform that automatically scans inboxes in real-time to detect phishing, social-engineering, brand impersonation, scam links, and malware delivery attempts while educating users with clear risk reports.
Highlights
- Automated inbox scanning for Gmail/Outlook with real-time threat analysis
- AI-powered threat detection using Gemini 2.5 Flash for intent and behavior analysis
- Multi-layer URL defense with typosquatting, homoglyph, and suspicious TLD detection
Hackademic CTF – Capture The Flag Event
Led the organization of DCS, Ganpat University's first hands-on cybersecurity CTF event, focused on practical beginner-intermediate offensive security challenges.
Highlights
- Designed challenges in web exploitation, privilege escalation, cryptography, and forensics
- Deployed and maintained event infrastructure with hosted machines and scoreboard
- Supported 57 participants across 25 teams with hints and post-event reports