Cyber Security · Game-Based Learning · Java · Bachelor Project May 2024 The Problem Here's a stat that stuck with me: 68% of data breaches involve a non-malicious human element. Not sophisticated zero-day exploits or nation-state hackers breaking through firewalls just regular people clicking the wrong link, reusing passwords, or leaving

This school project focused on detecting Android malware by analyzing how apps are built and how they behave at runtime. Instead of relying on very large feature sets, the goal was to investigate whether a smaller and more meaningful set of features could still provide reliable and interpretable malware detection

This project, titled "Runtime Software Attacks," was a my second semester cybersecurity project focused on implementing and detecting runtime control flow attacks, specifically buffer overflow exploits and Return-Oriented Programming (ROP). These attacks are particularly dangerous because they hijack a program's execution using code that's

During my first semester studying my masters degree in cybersecurity at Aalborg University, our team dove into one of the trickiest challenges in global shipping: how to make data more transparent, reliable, and secure. Our project, "Developing a Secure Blockchain System," explored how blockchain technology could tackle inefficiencies,