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Abrham Addis

CYBER OPS & SYSTEMS DEV

SYSTEM_ID: ABRHAM_ADDIS // SOC & WAF ARCHITECT

Engineering defensive cybersecurity architectures, statistical network anomaly detectors, and production-ready applications. Bridging mathematical rigor with secure systems logic.

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Bastion WAF

30 OWASP Rules

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9 Repos

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Abrham Addis

Cybersecurity Student & Developer

Age 18
Location Ethiopia 🇪🇹
Status Active Learner
Programs INSA // AddisaCoder

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I'm an 18-year-old cybersecurity student from Ethiopia, grinding every day to break into the security field. Currently training inside the INSA Sammur Camp — a hands-on cybersecurity training program run by Ethiopia's Information Network Security Agency — where I am leveling up my offensive and defensive skills in a real-world lab environment.

I am also part of Addis Coder and the STEAM community — spaces where I connect with developers, build projects, and push my programming skills further. Outside of structured programs, I spend my time doing CTF (Capture The Flag) challenges, lab exercises on TryHackMe, and breaking down OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities through hands-on practice.

The projects here are what I build in my downtime — real tools I actually use and learn from. Still in student mode, but building production-grade stuff along the way.