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Debjit Das β€” PHOENIX

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πŸ““ Field Notes

A short blog about who I am and how I think.

The itch

I never started with "I want to be a hacker." I started with a question I couldn't leave alone: how does this actually break? Every login form, every API, every "secure" badge looked like a puzzle with a missing piece. Bug bounty gave that itch a legal outlet. Red teaming gave it discipline.

What I actually do

  • Hunt β€” independent bug bounty since 2024: recon, mapping the attack surface, chasing the thing everyone assumed was fine.
  • Operate β€” red-team thinking: attack paths, C2 infrastructure research, and how defenders see (or miss) it.
  • Respond β€” incident response and forensic mindset, because attackers and defenders are reading the same logs.
  • Build β€” if a tool doesn't exist, I write it. Python and C/C++ for the engine, JavaScript/WASM/WebGL when the browser is the battlefield.

Why I mentor

Nobody handed me a map when I began, so I started CyberSec Cohort, a mentorship program that takes beginners from "what is a port?" to real findings. Teaching forces me to understand things properly, so it makes me better too.

Rules I work by

  1. Authorized targets only. Always.
  2. Write it down. A bug nobody can reproduce is a rumor.
  3. Understand the system before attacking it.
  4. Share what I learn.

🧰 Arsenal

Python C JavaScript WebAssembly Burp Metasploit Wireshark Splunk Django Flask React


πŸ—‚οΈ Case Files (Projects)

# Case Brief
01 PHOENIX OSINT Engine Flask OSINT platform pulling from multiple intelligence sources; email, phone and intel query modes; classified-terminal UI
02 JARVIS Personal AI calling agent: local-first, free/open-source, Bengali / Hindi / English
03 CyberWar Banking Defense Full-stack banking defense project (Django + React)
04 DEMON PDF Crack Engine Multi-vector PDF password recovery with AES-256 support
05 ARMAGEDDON Β· Project Nexus Browser and hardware stress research on WebGL 2.0 + WASM
06 GhostRoute C2 Β· WebRTC C2 Command-and-control research
07 Fortress Auth Secure login with Argon2 / bcrypt
08 Phishing ML Detector Scikit-learn email classifier
09 Vulnerability Scanner Automated scanner for common web flaws

⚠️ Offensive tooling is built for research, education and authorized testing only.


πŸ… Service Record

2024  ──  Independent Bug Bounty Hunter                 [ongoing]
2025  ──  Founder, CyberSec Cohort                       [ongoing]
2025  ──  Competitor, Nullcon Berlin CTF
2026  ──  Cybersecurity Intern, THIRANEX
2026  ──  Cybersecurity Intern, CFSS            (Jun–Jul)
2026  ──  Winner, Code Innovation Series Hackathon (IncubateIND Γ— GitHub)
πŸ“œ Credentials (21)

Cisco Ethical Hacker Β· Intro to Cybersecurity
Cyber Warfare Labs C3SA, Certified Cybersecurity Analyst
COFPS Certified Online Fraud Prevention Specialist
EC-Council Ethical Hacking Essentials Β· Network Defense Essentials Β· Android Bug Bounty Β· Cloud Computing Β· SQLMap
Red Team Leaders Intro to Bug Bounty Β· Malware Analysis Intro Β· Red Team Operation Management Β· Python for Offensive Security Β· Python for Defensive Security Β· Offensive Security with AI
Offensive Development Introduction for Windows
IBM JavaScript
Job simulations Deloitte Data Analytics Β· Forage Cybersecurity Β· Forage IAM
NSDC Cybersecurity Skilling


πŸ“‘ Currently

  • πŸ”­ Building JARVIS, a local AI calling assistant
  • 🎯 Going deeper into red-team ops and offensive development
  • 🎀 Preparing a seminar: Cybersecurity: From Zero to Ethical Hacking
  • 🀝 Mentoring the next CyberSec Cohort batch

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Open to collaborations Β· bug bounty teaming Β· CTFs Β· internships Β· research

debjitdas.vercel.app Β· LinkedIn

"Every system is secure until someone curious looks at it."

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