Demo: Cloud security article
Demo article verifying 'cloud-security' tag appears on the Cloud Security page; covers IAM exploitation, container breakout patterns, and cloud-native security.
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ARCONSEC
Offensive security research, exploit analysis, and custom tooling.Documenting reproducible CTF write-ups, malware reverse engineering,and real-world vulnerability analysis — raw, technical, and in public.
Core areas
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Offensive
Hands-on lab walkthroughs, web application hacking analysis, and practical CTF solutions.
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AI & LLM Security
Explaination of AI security concepts, prompt injection labs, and LLM attack vector breakdowns.
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Cloud Security
AWS & Azure IAM exploitation, container breakouts, and cloud-native architecture security.
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Resources
Curated CLI cheat sheets, certification prep guides, and lab setups.
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Demo cloud write-up (lab)
Demo write-up verifying 'cloud-security' write-ups appear on the Cloud Security page; includes a short lab note about container breakout scenarios.
- 94%
- eJPTv2 SCORE
- CPTS
- TARGET CERT
- 6
- BLOGS
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- WRITE-UPS
- 100%
- PUBLIC
Timeline - 03 years
2026
Current operations
HTB CPTS certification prep
Deep-diving into advanced Active Directory exploitation, privilege escalation, and penetration testing methodology on Hack The Box.
ARCONSEC.DEV platform engineering
Building and maintaining a custom offensive security platform to document vulnerability research, lab write-ups, and security tools.
2025
03 logged
- Restarted the cybersecurity journey with full operational focus.
- Earned eLearnSecurity Junior Penetration Tester (eJPTv2) with a 94% score.
- Re-established core lab infrastructure and web/network penetration testing routines.
2019
03 logged
- Initial spark: started learning cybersecurity at 14 (8th std).
- Completed Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) foundational training coursework.
- Built early knowledge in networking, Linux/Windows security, and basic web flaws.
It takes 20 years to build a reputation, and a few minutes of a cyber-incident to ruin it