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Hariom Kumar

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I specialize in Android Reverse Engineering, Backend Development, Python automation, and application security. I build secure software, analyze Android applications, and create scalable backend architectures.

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01 / About

Whoami, essentially.

I specialize in Cyber Security Research, Reverse Engineering, Android Application Development, Backend Systems, and Python Automation.

I enjoy breaking complex systems apart to understand exactly how they tick, then applying that mindset in reverse — building applications and infrastructure that are secure, scalable, and built on modern tooling from day one.

Whether it's disassembling an APK, hardening a REST API, or automating a tedious OSINT workflow, my process stays the same: understand the system completely before you trust it.

Reverse EngineeringAndroid SecurityAPI Security OSINTMalware AnalysisBackend ArchitectureAutomation
02 / Skills

Technical arsenal.

Tools and technologies I rely on across security research, mobile development, and backend engineering.

03 / Experience

Where the work happened.

A quick trace of the domains I've spent real hours in — research, reversing, and shipping code.

04 / Projects

Selected builds.

A mix of security tooling, Android research utilities, and backend systems — each built end to end.

05 / Certifications

Credentials & ranges.

Formal certifications and hands-on practical ranges — placeholders shown where in progress.

06 / Achievements

Numbers that add up.

07 / Toolbelt
08 / Writing

Notes from the terminal.

Write-ups and breakdowns across security research and backend engineering.

09 / Contact

Let's build something secure.

Open to research collabs, freelance builds & full-time roles.

Drop a message with what you're working on — security assessments, Android tooling, or backend systems — and I'll get back within a day or two.

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