Malcolm Odubote

I’m a Computer Science (Cybersecurity) student at Memorial University of Newfoundland (Bachelor of Science (Hons.)), and I keep pushing myself academically as shown by my Faculty of Science Dean’s List 2024-25.

I also earned CompTIA Security+ (Issued June 12, 2026), and I’m motivated by turning security knowledge into practical tooling—especially where real-world mistakes like cloud misconfigurations can cause real risk.

In my projects, I’m building a Cloud Misconfiguration Scanner using Python, FastAPI, PostgreSQL, Docker, and SQLAlchemy (with initial detection for public S3 buckets via boto3). I’ve also researched Kubernetes security through an attack-tree approach using MITREATT&CK for Containers and the CIS Kubernetes benchmark, including an RBAC-misconfiguration attack chain.

Alongside security, I enjoy building end-to-end systems: I’m developing a SportsAnalytics Prediction System with a machine-learning pipeline using scikit-learn, NumPy, and pandas, and I built a cross-platform Codestaxh library with Flutter, Dart, FirebaseAuth, and Firestore for real-time data sync. Whether it’s security research or helping clients and supporting campus communications as a ProjectAssistant, I bring a careful, user-focused mindset and collaborate to deliver results.