cybersecurity & computer science student building, breaking, hosting, debugging, and learning how systems actually work.
I'm Musse Dawit, a Cybersecurity and Computer Science student at the University of North Georgia. My main interests are cybersecurity, computer networking, Linux systems, server infrastructure, reverse engineering, automation, and software development.
Most of my experience comes from building and managing systems myself. I run Linux servers, deploy self-hosted services, configure networks and VPN infrastructure, work with containers, troubleshoot hardware and software, and build projects that let me apply what I learn outside of the classroom.
I'm working toward a career in cybersecurity while continuing to build experience across networking, systems administration, infrastructure, security, and computer science.
Cybersecurity & Computer Science
Expected graduation — May 2028
Debian servers, Docker services, Nginx reverse proxies, TLS certificates, monitoring, backups, firewalls, and automated maintenance.
VPN deployments, WireGuard, IKEv2/IPsec, routing, NAT, firewall configuration, DNS, and network troubleshooting.
hands-on work with reverse engineering, debugging, digital forensics, network analysis, Linux security, and system investigation.
Linux administration, shell tools, service management, scripting, system monitoring, backups, and infrastructure automation.
public service monitoring for hosted infrastructure and calibexs services.
networking, subnet, hashing, encoding, password, and development utilities.
self-hosted temporary file sharing with unique and expiring download links.