Open to Red Team, Penetration Testing & Cybersecurity opportunities

ABAIDULLAH

Red Teaming

I have a cybersecurity foundation spanning security fundamentals, network security and Blue Team / SOC concepts. I'm now developing hands-on offensive security skills — Penetration Testing, Ethical Hacking and Red Teaming — through structured training, Hack The Box practice and guided lab environments.

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Hands-on labs
Portrait of Abaidullah
  • Faisalabad Pakistan
  • B.S. in Cybersecurity (or your program)
  • Focus: Red Teaming · Penetration Testing
  • Available for internships & junior roles

About me

I'm building a cybersecurity foundation that spans both defensive and offensive disciplines. My background includes security fundamentals, network security, Linux, and Blue Team concepts like SIEM and security monitoring — the kind of grounding a SOC or security operations team relies on.

My current focus has shifted toward offensive security. I'm actively developing hands-on skills in Penetration Testing, Ethical Hacking and Red Teaming through structured training, Hack The Box practice and guided lab environments — building on my defensive foundation rather than replacing it.

Analytical by habit

Comfortable working through logs, alerts and evidence methodically before drawing conclusions.

Always learning

Weekly practice on Hack The Box, plus ongoing ethical hacking and Red Team training.

Documentation-minded

Writes clear notes and write-ups — useful for findings reports and handoffs alike.

Red Teaming & Penetration Testing

Currently developing hands-on offensive security skills through penetration-testing labs, CTF exercises, ethical hacking training, and guided security environments.

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Certifications
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Home-lab practice
Currently developing

Penetration Testing

Building practical assessment skills through structured labs and guided exercises.

Currently developing

Ethical Hacking

Studying attacker methodology, tooling, and responsible disclosure practices.

Currently developing

Red Teaming

Learning adversary-emulation concepts alongside my SOC and Blue Team foundation.

Currently developing

Vulnerability Assessment

Applying scanning and triage fundamentals in guided lab environments.

Currently developing

CTF / Security Labs

Regular practice on Hack The Box, including 6 completed courses.

Practical labs

Structured practice across offensive-security fundamentals, categorised honestly by how far along each area actually is — no completed work is claimed unless it's real.

Hack The Box
6Courses completed
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TryHackMe
ActiveLearning path in progress
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Currently learning

Reconnaissance

Passive and active information-gathering techniques.

Currently learning

Enumeration

Identifying services, users and attack surface on a target.

Currently learning

Network Security Testing

Assessing network-layer configurations and exposure.

Currently learning

Web Security Testing

Common web-application vulnerabilities and testing methodology.

Currently learning

Vulnerability Assessment

Scanning, prioritising and validating findings.

Currently learning

Linux Security

Command-line proficiency and Linux-based lab environments.

Currently learning

Windows Security Fundamentals

Core Windows and Active Directory security concepts.

Currently learning

Privilege Escalation Practice

Working through guided privilege-escalation scenarios.

Currently practicing

CTF Exercises

Working through structured courses on Hack The Box Academy.

Currently learning

Red Team Fundamentals

Introductory adversary-emulation and Red Team concepts.

Projects

Real Red Team and penetration-testing project write-ups will be published here as I complete them — the slots below are ready for that work.

Planned

Your first penetration-testing project

Replace this card with a real write-up once you have one. Suggested fields: objective, security area (network / web / Active Directory), tools used, methodology, and status.

Planned

CTF or Red Team lab write-up

A good second slot for a detailed Hack The Box or guided-lab write-up — what you were asked to find, how you approached it, and what you learned.

Planned

Home-lab or research project

Use this for independent work — a home-lab build, a tool you scripted, or applied research — with real findings once available.

Cybersecurity skills

Organised by where I am in my cybersecurity journey — from foundational knowledge, through Blue Team basics, to the offensive skills I'm actively building now.

Offensive security

Currently developing
  • Penetration Testing
  • Ethical Hacking
  • Red Teaming
  • Vulnerability Assessment
  • CTF / Security Labs

Cybersecurity foundation

  • Linux Command Line & Bash
  • SQL Basics
  • Network Security Fundamentals
  • NIST Cybersecurity Framework
  • Wireshark

Blue Team / security operations

  • SIEM Concepts
  • Threat & Vulnerability Assessment Basics

Certifications & training

A mix of completed certifications and training currently in progress.

Completed

Google Cybersecurity Professional Certificate

Google

Covers security fundamentals, networks, Linux, SQL and incident detection.

Completed

Cisco Introduction to Cyber Security

Cisco

Foundational course on cybersecurity concepts and common threats.

Completed

Cisco Ethical Hacker

Cisco

Introduces ethical hacking methodology and penetration-testing concepts.

Completed

Cisco Help Desk Technician

Cisco

IT support fundamentals, troubleshooting and customer-facing technical skills.

Completed

Python Essentials 1

Python programming fundamentals — syntax, data types and control flow.

In progress

IBM Ethical Hacking with Open Source Tools Professional Certificate

IBM

Studying open-source offensive-security tools and techniques.

6 courses completed

Hack The Box Academy

Hack The Box

Working through structured offensive-security courses and hands-on labs.

Currently studying

Hack The Box — SOC Level 1

Hack The Box

Working through this SOC-focused learning path.

Résumé

The résumé below covers my education, coursework and lab experience in full detail — download it directly or reach out and I'll send an updated copy.

  1. B.S. in Cybersecurity

    Your University — Expected 2026

    Coursework in network security, systems administration, digital forensics and risk management.

  2. IT Support Technician (Part-time)

    Your Employer — 2024–Present

    Handled account provisioning, endpoint troubleshooting and first-line security tickets for internal staff.

  3. Self-directed lab practice

    Ongoing

    Weekly practice on Hack The Box and TryHackMe, alongside ethical hacking and Red Team training.

Get in touch

I'm actively looking for Red Team, penetration-testing and cybersecurity internship or junior opportunities. If there's a fit, I'd like to hear from you.