BSc in Cyber Security
Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security
Core modules
- Network security
- Cryptography
- Ethical hacking
- Digital forensics
- Secure development
- Operating systems
Now
3rd year
2026–27 academic year
2023 – present
I build it, then break it.
I’m Joʻrabek, a third-year Cyber Security student in Tashkent. I build websites and Telegram bots, then test them the way an attacker would.
- years of study
- 3+
- projects
- 10+
- technologies
- 22
How I work
I like knowing what happens inside things. That’s why I both write code and try to break it: to protect something, you first need to know how it gets broken.
Understand first
Before writing code I make sure I understand the task: who will use it, what it needs and what could go wrong.
Secure from day one
Security isn’t bolted on at the end. Sign-in, permissions and user data are thought through from the start.
In plain words
I explain technical things without jargon. You always know what was done and why it was done that way.
Always learning
Security moves fast. Every week I try something new and write down what I learn.
My journey
From 2023 to today: studies, first projects and what I’m digging into now.
Chose cyber security
Started a BSc in Cyber Security: University of Wolverhampton, UK, and International Digital University, Uzbekistan.
- Cyber Security
- BSc
First websites
Started with plain HTML pages, then learned to build full interfaces with React and Next.js.
- HTML
- CSS
- React
- Next.js
Telegram bots
Wrote bots in Python and aiogram that take orders, keep data in a database and come with an admin panel.
- Python
- aiogram
- PostgreSQL
Security practice
Practised finding vulnerabilities in training labs and CTF challenges, and taking requests apart in Burp Suite.
- OWASP Top 10
- Burp Suite
- Linux
Whole projects
Learned to put backend, frontend and server together: API, database, interface and Docker deployment.
- FastAPI
- Next.js
- Docker
Now
Reverse engineering and low-level
I’m in my third year and spend most of my free time taking programs apart with C, Assembly, Ghidra and GDB.
- C
- Assembly
- Ghidra
- GDB
Education
Theory in lectures, practice in projects.
Tools I work with
What I use day to day, from programming languages to security tools.
- Python
- TypeScript
- JavaScript
- C / C++
- Bash
- FastAPI
- Next.js
- React
- Tailwind CSS
- SQLAlchemy
- aiogram
- PostgreSQL
- Redis
- Celery
- Docker
- Nginx
- Linux
- Git
- Kali Linux
- Burp Suite
- Wireshark
- Metasploit
What I’m learning now
Most of my time outside lectures goes here.
Reverse engineering
Opening a program without its source and working out what it really does. Solving crackmes in Ghidra and GDB.
- Ghidra
- GDB
- x86-64
Low-level security
How memory works and how it breaks: the stack, the heap, buffer overflows. All at the level of C and Assembly.
- C
- Assembly
- Linux
Web and API security
Where IDOR, XSS and SSRF come from, and how to close them in the code.
- Burp Suite
- OWASP Top 10
Networks and Linux
How packets travel and how a server is hardened. Wireshark, Nmap and a lot of terminal.
- Linux
- Wireshark
- Nmap
Let’s build something great.
Write to me about a new project, a collaboration, or just to talk about technology.
Tashkent, UzbekistanOpen to remote work
Now in Tashkent (GMT+5)