Administer
Day-to-day Linux work on Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Kali and Parrot: permissions, users, SSH, services and troubleshooting.
IT Systems Administration | DevSecOps | Cybersecurity Engineering
# /etc/ssh/sshd_config (how I like my servers) PermitRootLogin no PasswordAuthentication no PubkeyAuthentication yes MaxAuthTries 3
I'm Ahmed Akmal, a systems and security engineer in training from Beni Suef. I turn Linux administration into repeatable security checks, and I put those checks where they run on every change.
Day-to-day Linux work on Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Kali and Parrot: permissions, users, SSH, services and troubleshooting.
Python and Bash tools and GitHub Actions workflows that replace manual checklists with scripts that run the same way every time.
Auditing system posture, scanning networks and containers, and reviewing code and secrets before they reach production.
Started hands-on work with Linux: administering systems, auditing them for weak spots, and automating the routine parts.
Wrote an audit tool, a network scanner and a DevSecOps pipeline, and completed training with the Linux Foundation, Cisco, AWS and IBM.
Independent research into request-rate-limiting weaknesses, bypass scenarios and the threat surface of AI and LLM systems.
Expected graduation from Beni Suef Korean Technological University (BTU), Department of Information Technology. Currently in the first year.
Grouped by the kind of work they support.
Running and hardening Linux hosts.
Finding what is exposed and what is vulnerable.
Security checks built into the delivery pipeline.
Tools that turn manual checks into code.
Cloud fundamentals and secure-by-design habits.
Open-source work on GitHub. Expand a project for the details, or open the repository.
An automated security CI/CD pipeline built on GitHub Actions and Docker. It runs SAST, secret detection and container vulnerability scanning.
An auditing tool in Bash and Python that checks a Linux machine's hardening posture.
A network reconnaissance tool that finds what is listening and what it is vulnerable to.
Independent research into request-rate-limiting weaknesses and bypass scenarios, and into the threat surface of AI systems and LLMs.
The loop I follow on any system, from a single server to a pipeline.
Map what exists: hosts, open ports, services and users.
Check it against a baseline: permissions, SSH, privileges, known CVEs.
Fix what the audit found and keep the change small and reversible.
Turn the check into a script or a pipeline stage so it runs every time.
Eight completed courses and credentials. Select any badge to open my Credly profile.
Open to internships, junior roles and collaboration in systems administration, DevSecOps and security engineering. Pick whichever channel suits you.