const exploit = require("zeroday");
while(learning) { improve(); }
function reverseEngineer(binary) {}
if(vulnerable) { patch(); }
async decrypt(cipher) => plaintext
npm run hack --target=ctf
git push origin security-fix
docker run -d pentester

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Muhammad 'Azmi Salam

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Transforming complex problems into secure, elegant web solutions. I blend modern web development with a security-first mindset to build applications that are robust and user-centric.

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Code, Break,
Reverse Engineer.

I'm a college student currently in my 4th semester, majoring in Computer Science. I specialize in cryptography but I'm also deeply into low-level programming (reverse engineering). I enjoy writing code that is clean, minimal, and efficient code that's easy to maintain and flexible. Always looking to grow in software architecture, AI, and machine learning. I love working in driven, collaborative teams committed to building something meaningful.

4th

Semester

Projects

Tech Stack & Certifications

Java

PHP

JavaScript

TypeScript

Fastify

Express.js

FastAPI

Node.js

Laravel

Postman

Vue.js

Nuxt.js

React

Next.js

React Native

PostgreSQL

MySQL

MongoDB

SQLite

Git

Docker

Railway

Vercel

Hostinger

Expo

Itch.io

Java

PHP

JavaScript

Currently Exploring

Cyber Security (Cryptography)

Machine Learning

Cloud Computing

Software Engineering

Featured Projects

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Java Game

The Last Penguin: Yeti Siege

A top-down shooter desktop game built entirely in Java, following the Model-View-Presenter (MVP) architectural pattern to ensure clean separation between game logic, data management, and user interface. The game features a hybrid database system with SQLite for local storage and MySQL for global leaderboard competition. Players control a penguin defending against waves of enemies, with smooth animations, sound effects, and a comprehensive settings system. Key technical implementations include custom collision detection, sprite-based rendering using Java Swing, and a modular asset loading system for fonts, images, and sounds.

ChopChop Coffee

A full-stack coffee shop e-commerce platform featuring a modern, glassmorphism-inspired design with smooth animations and a complete theme customization system. For customers, the platform offers interactive menu browsing, session-persisted shopping cart, table reservations, and secure user authentication. For administrators, there's a comprehensive dashboard with real-time statistics, menu management with image support, order tracking, and content moderation. Built with Next.js 14+ using the App Router for the frontend, styled with Tailwind CSS and custom CSS variables for theming. The backend runs on Express.js with MongoDB (Mongoose) for data persistence and JWT for secure authentication.

Judge System

A CLI-based judicial simulation system developed in C, designed to analyze criminal case inputs and determine sentencing based on complex legal logic. The application demonstrates proficiency in data structures, file I/O operations, and sequential file processing. It parses case information, applies rule-based logic to evaluate evidence, and outputs appropriate verdicts—simulating the decision-making process of a judicial system. This project was developed as a final project for the Programming Fundamentals course, showcasing modular programming practices and efficient memory management in C.

C Language