Mohammed Abdulwadod

I'm currently developing secure web application components at Summit Technology Solutions, applying SSDLC practices from design through testing. I use Microsoft STRIDE, SonarQube, OWASP ZAP, and Burp Suite to identify, document, and help remediate application vulnerabilities.

For my final-year project at UNITEN, I built an automated SQL injection audit system with error-based, boolean-based, time-based, and AI-assisted detection engines. I integrated Claude API payload generation and vulnerability classification, plus automated HTML and PDF reporting with Flask, Python, and PHP.

My hands-on security work also includes OSINT-based SCADA/ICS threat analysis, malware analysis, CVE research, network security, and endpoint threat detection. I've examined suspicious executables for file signatures, API calls, process injection patterns, and hidden behaviors.

As President of the Yemeni Student Union at UNITEN, I lead activities for more than 300 students and act as a liaison with university administration. I'm eager to bring my incident triage, log correlation, and proactive threat detection skills to a 24/7 CyberSOC team.