Cyber Security 101
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TryHackMe @ December 2025Gained foundational knowledge in cybersecurity, including computer networking and cryptography. Learned the basics of Linux, Windows, and Active Directory. Explored both offensive security techniques and defensive security practices through hands-on labs and simulations.
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Computer Networks Linux & Windows Active Directory Offensive Security Defensive SecurityCredential
Cryptography I
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Stanford University @ September 2024Successfully done with a Cryptography course from Stanford University. It was really good with vast information and mathematical aspects, but the exam was a bit tough. Well, it's not a beginner-friendly course, but a little bit advanced. However, I enjoyed it. If you do not love mathematics and cybersecurity, then this course is not for you.
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CryptographyCredential
Full Stack MERN Web Development with JavaScript
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Bohubrihi @ October 2022
I learned basic to advance of HTML, CSS, JavaScript.
Then upgraded my learning into React JS library for front-end design and React Native for mobile development.
Also, I learned back-end development with Node JS and Express JS.
The upskilled my knowledge by learning how to work with Mongo DB database.
However, I made some projects with MERN stack as well.
To put in a nutshell, I learn MERN stack for web development. It is a combination of both front-end and back-end development.
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Mongo DB Express JS React JS Node JSCredential
Python 3 Programming
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University of Michigan @ June 2020I learned Python 3 Programming from Coursera, launched by the University of Michigan. This course taught me very well how to code with python. As a result, I fall in love with Python and it became my most favourite programming language. This course also consists with projects that really helps me to understand how programming works in real life scenario.