Project Title One
Placeholder description — e.g. a CTF box walkthrough, a vulnerability you found and reported, or a security tool you built. Explain the goal and outcome.
$ whoami
Hi, I'm Dipesh Tabdar
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I break things to understand how to defend them. Placeholder bio — replace with a short summary of your focus areas (network security, web app pentesting, OSINT, CTFs, etc.) and what drives you.
01. About Me
Placeholder paragraph — introduce yourself here. Talk about how you got into cybersecurity, what you're currently studying or working on, and what kind of problems excite you (e.g. offensive security, blue team defense, malware analysis, cloud security).
Placeholder paragraph — mention your current role, education, or focus (e.g. "Currently pursuing a degree in Computer Science / working toward OSCP / building home-lab environments for practice"). Replace this with your real story.
- LocationNepal
- FocusOffensive Security & Web App Testing
- StatusOpen to opportunities
- Emailyou@dipeshtabdar.com.np
02. Skills
Offensive Security
- Penetration Testing
- Web App Security (OWASP Top 10)
- Network Exploitation
- CTF Challenges
Tools & Platforms
- Burp Suite, Nmap, Metasploit
- Wireshark, John the Ripper
- Kali Linux / Parrot OS
- Git & GitHub
Programming
- Python
- Bash / Shell Scripting
- JavaScript
- SQL
Foundations
- Networking (TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP)
- Linux Administration
- OSINT
- Cryptography Basics
03. Projects & Write-ups
Project Title Two
Placeholder description — describe a home-lab build, an automation script, or a bug bounty finding. Keep it short and outcome-focused.
Project Title Three
Placeholder description — a scripting project, a network defense exercise, or an OSINT investigation summary. Swap this in with real work.
04. Certifications
Certification Name
Issuer · Year
Certification Name
Issuer · Year
In Progress
Certification you're currently working toward