At Forensic Science Laboratory, I investigate suspected and compromised systems by examining digital artifacts, system activity, and forensic timelines to reconstruct activity and identify relevant evidence.
I also perform mobile and CCTV/DVR forensics using Cellebrite UFED, extracting and examining evidence and correlating artifacts across sources. I examine suspected systems for malicious artifacts and indicators of compromise, with hands-on exposure to malware analysis and reverse engineering.
In my earlier internships at Central Forensic Science Laboratory (CFSL), CBI, DFSS and Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), MHA, I worked on forensic evidence analysis, vulnerability assessment, OSINT investigations, and malware analysis. I also developed MALNET, a malware-classification system, and PulseBPF, an eBPF-based Linux monitoring framework.

