Penetration testing
Web application and network assessments, from reconnaissance to a clear report that someone else can reproduce.
Offensive security researcher
بدر عزيز
I'm Badr Azeez, an ethical hacker, penetration tester and bug hunter from Iraq. I test web applications and networks to find what can be exploited before attackers do, compete in CTFs with my team SCS0x00, and build backends in Python with Django and FastAPI.

Web application and network assessments, from reconnaissance to a clear report that someone else can reproduce.
Finding vulnerabilities in real-world web applications and reporting them responsibly.
Competing with team SCS0x00 and solving Hack The Box machines as badrazeez.
APIs and services in Python with Django and FastAPI, written with an attacker's eye.
Organized by the Cybersecurity Directorate, with more than 600 participants from across Iraq.
Ranked 11th of 207 participants from 35+ countries | Solved all challenges
Leader of the team that finished first with 375 points.
Courses and certificates in security, Python and IT, each with a link to verify it.
Nine courses of hands-on training for professional back-end work, including Python and Git.
Network setup and management, hardware maintenance and software support.
Python fundamentals: variables, data types, control flow, functions and basic data structures.
The OWASP Top 10 risks, including broken access control, cryptographic failures and injection.
Using Linux tools, programming languages and frameworks to build and deploy software.
Tools and techniques for detecting and preventing attacks: network security, encryption, malware analysis and incident response.
Questions about a penetration test, a vulnerability report, a CTF or a backend project? Reach me on any of these.