About

About

pran0x - Pranto Kumar Shil

Hey there! I’m Pranto, known online as pran0x — a passionate Cyber Security student, aspiring penetration tester. I thrive at the intersection of curiosity, community, and technical precision.

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More About Me

I’m a passionate Cyber Security enthusiast. I’m currently pursuing my Bachelor’s in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), with a focus on Offensive Security. As I take my first steps into the world of Cyber Security, I’m passionate about learning and refining my skills to identify and exploit vulnerabilities to strengthen defenses.

My current focus is on becoming skilled in penetration testing and ethical hacking. I enjoy understanding how attackers think and operate to help organizations proactively enhance their security measures.

Although my journey is just beginning, I’m excited to connect with like-minded professionals, share insights, and grow in this dynamic and challenging industry. Eager to continuously learn and improve, I’m determined to contribute to the Cyber Security community and make a meaningful impact.

  • As a Cyber Security student with a deep interest as

    • Offensive Security Researcher
    • Aspiring Pentration Tester
    • CTF Player
    • Real-World Exploitation Techniques.

Goals

  • Currently focusing on CTFs, Web Exploitation & Bug Bounty

Certification

Long-Term

  • Become a certified penetration tester and red teamer
  • Build a legacy of mentorship and technical excellence in the Bangladeshi cyber security community
  • Inspire future professionals through writeups, workshops, and open-source contributions

Projects

  • Pyr4T — A socket fuzzing script for password fuzzing
  • rec00x - A Comprehensive subdomain finder using multiple tools

Fun Side

When I’m not dissecting payloads or mentoring club members, you’ll find me gaming, exploring new exploits, or writing on Medium or Here as well. I believe learning should be rigorous but also fun — and I bring that mindset to everything I do.

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“Security isn’t just about defense — it’s about understanding how things break, so we can build better.”
— someone