Curious by design.

Hi — I'm [Your Name]. I build things for the web and spend the rest of my time pulling them apart to understand how they work. That curiosity led me from front-end development into web application security, and I haven't looked back since.

I'm currently in my final year of school in Bangladesh, working on a structured path into bug bounty research while building web projects on the side. I believe the best engineers understand both how to create and how to break — so I study both.

Background

I grew up in Cox's Bazar and taught myself programming through online resources, trial, and a lot of patience. Most of what I know came from building things, breaking them, and rebuilding them better.

I speak English, Bangla, Hindi, and Urdu. I'm currently working on Arabic and Russian — languages I picked up interest in through geopolitics and international tech communities.

How I work

I'm a systems thinker. Before writing a line of code or filing a vulnerability report, I map out the full picture: inputs, outputs, failure modes, and edge cases. I think this habit — developed through years of analysing how things connect — is more valuable than any single technical skill.

I value depth over breadth, precision over speed, and honesty over diplomacy. If I don't know something, I'll say so — then go learn it.