Threat hunting across web and mobile, and the tooling that comes out of it. Offensive mindset, defensive job. Let me walk you through it, or scroll and read it in order.
Before any of the work, the person doing it — and why he does it this way.
Anubhav Singh is a Cybersecurity Practitioner and Specialist with field experience. Architecting secure infrastructures and developing real-life threat intelligence solutions.
Specialized in Offensive Security and Defense Mechanisms. Merging technical expertise with strategic incident response thinking to neutralize threats before they materialize.
circuits. It started with boards, sensors and the wires between them: a B.Tech in Industrial IoT.
Offensive Security, Defense Mechanisms, IoT Security.
Architecting secure infrastructures & neutralizing threats.
Active & Online.
“I don't work in IT, I work On IT.”— anubhav singh
Before the work, the rooms it happened in: stages, booths, and the people in them.
resolving frame…Every role taught one thing the next one needed. Here they are in order, newest first.
What the hours turned into — builds you can open, and a few that only ever lived on hardware.
Automated tool for identifying security vulnerabilities across network infrastructure. And Performing Vulnerability Assessment.
opening the case…command center. Shodan, Nmap and a live network monitor on one screen, with Gemini as the AI brain and a sandbox VM standing by.
Building it took tools and a way of thinking. Here are both, and how they connect.
Python
Rust
Linux
Docker
Wireshark
Git
Azure
GCP
ChronicleAnyone can claim a kit. These are the receipts: schooling, certifications, and what they added up to.
Led a team of 20 and community strength of 4.5k to organize tech talks, workshops, and hackathons.
Developed ISL Translator for the hearing impaired. And Gesture Based Electronics Control [Internals].
Awarded 3rd place for developing an IoT-based system for monitoring Smart Homes. [Project Intercom]
Participated in the World Robotics Championship with our autonomous Rover.
Don't take any of it on trust. Here is the work itself — pick a tool and point it at something you own.
These are not mock-ups. Two reach out from the server, three never leave your browser. Point them at something you own and see what they say.
the request is made server side, private address ranges are refused, and nothing is stored.
That is the story so far. The next chapter could have your name in it.
