Khoka Moni
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Computer Security Network Security Web Security Binary Analysis Malware Photonic Computing
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Hello, I’m Khoka Moni.

I am an undergraduate student pursuing a B.S. in Computer Science and Engineering at Mymensingh Engineering College, University of Dhaka. My academic and professional trajectory has been shaped by a sustained interest in cybersecurity, network defense, and low-level system architecture.

My primary technical focus centers on vulnerability research, binary analysis, and ethical offensive development utilizing Python. Broadly, my work involves identifying critical security flaws across complex systems, which has led to discovering vulnerabilities in platforms such as:
VLC Media Player
Horilla HR
NASA's JPL Solar System Simulator

For these research contributions, I was inducted into the Hall of Fame and received an Appreciation Letter from the NASA Security Research Center. Alongside vulnerability research, I build practical solutions ranging from an x86-64 Assembly Web Server to autonomous sensor-based hardware monitoring systems. Currently, I apply my skills professionally as a Research Assistant at CyberX Mentor and as a remote Software Engineer for Wood Natural Bar.

I am equally passionate about mentorship and community building. I serve as the Cybersecurity Coordinator for the MEC Computer Club. In this role, I actively work as an instructor, teaching hands-on web hacking and CTF essentials to fellow students to help them build robust defenses against modern threats.

Outside of my technical and academic pursuits, I love playing football and the guitar. I am deeply committed to social impact and community service, actively volunteering as a member of the Red Crescent Society Banglades. In my free time, I also maintain an active interest in sociology and enjoy creative thinking.