A third-year Cyber Security specialist at the University of Moratuwa, currently building SecureScan and practical tools across network security, cryptography, and systems programming.
01Developing a secure, full-stack network scanning platform that integrates a Go-based scanner engine with Ballerina services, WSO2 API management and identity, and a Next.js frontend. Implementing target validation, scan limits, authentication, throttling, result persistence, and containerised deployment with a strong focus on secure-by-design engineering.
02Collaborating in a three-member team on a Go CLI for hiding, detecting, and clearing hidden data across NTFS, APFS, and ext4 using filesystem-specific techniques such as named streams, extended attributes, slack space, and timestomping. Designing modular filesystem interfaces with SHA-256 integrity hashing and chain-of-custody logging to support forensic soundness and auditable write operations.
03Co-developing a cloud-native security platform structured around Go microservices, with planned OpenChoreo and Kubernetes deployment, CI/CD, and observability. Contributing to the initial service and platform architecture for authentication, scanning, notifications, secrets, and web-facing components.
Years later, I understood that Prof. Gihan Dias had been teaching us something much larger. I do not remember what was written on the first slide. It may have been a definition of cybersecurity. It may have shown the…
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