Building security research tools, reconnaissance frameworks, and vulnerability analysis systems. Passionate about ethical hacking, network security, and turning theoretical knowledge into practical tooling.
I'm Marwan Fayad, a BSc Cybersecurity student at South East Technological University in Ireland. I combine a developer's mindset with a security researcher's curiosity — building tools that solve real-world security problems.
My work spans penetration testing frameworks, web application security assessment, and log analysis systems. I believe the best way to defend systems is to understand how they're attacked.
Outside of security, I have a background in game development and graphic design — which gives me a unique perspective on how systems and interfaces are built and can be broken.
I am fluent in both English and Arabic, and I'm always looking for opportunities to contribute to open-source security projects and build practical tooling.
Advanced tool for testing and bypassing web application firewalls and CDNs.
Automated recon tool for mapping web assets and gathering intelligence.
Detects attacks in server logs and visualizes security events.
Retro space shooter game for classic 68k hardware.
A comprehensive four-year honours degree covering offensive and defensive security principles, network infrastructure, cryptography, and security engineering. Hands-on focus with practical lab environments and real-world security tools.
Developed and shipped game projects independently, covering full-cycle development from design to deployment. Built skills in software architecture, problem-solving, and systems programming — all directly transferable to security tooling.
Delivered visual design projects for various clients. Developed attention to detail, project management, and communication skills working independently across multiple simultaneous engagements.
Part-time role balancing work and studies. Demonstrated time management, teamwork, and the ability to perform under pressure in a fast-paced environment.
I'm currently open to internships, part-time security roles, and collaboration on open-source security projects. Whether you have an opportunity or just want to talk security, my inbox is always open.