Cybersecurity researcher and ethical hacker building tools for offensive security research and defensive resilience — creator of ARMAGEDDON, DEMON PDF Crack Engine, PHOENIX OSINT Engine, GhostRoute C2 and WebRTC C2. Every engagement is authorized, documented, and disclosed responsibly.
I'm Debjit Das, a Cybersecurity Researcher and Ethical Hacker based in Kolkata, currently reading for a BSc in Cybersecurity at IAER Salt Lake.
My work spans both sides of the fence: offensive security, red teaming, VAPT, bug bounty — and defensive, forensic engineering. I build the tools I need for that research myself, from browser-security stress platforms to OSINT correlation engines and C2 simulation frameworks for red team training.
Creator of ARMAGEDDON, DEMON PDF Crack Engine, PHOENIX OSINT Engine, Project Nexus, GhostRoute C2 and WebRTC C2. Intern at THIRANEX and CFSS. Founder of CyberSec Cohort, a mentorship program for early-career security researchers. CTF competitor at Nullcon Berlin 2025.

Encrypted command & control simulation framework for red team training environments, with modular payload delivery over secure channels.
RepositoryBrowser-based peer-to-peer security research platform demonstrating secure P2P channels using the WebRTC protocol.
RepositorySecure login web application with bcrypt/Argon2 hashing, SQL-injection protection and optional two-factor authentication.
RepositoryScikit-learn classification model trained to identify phishing emails with a high detection accuracy rate.
RepositoryAutomated security assessment tool for open ports and weak configurations, with VAPT-ready reporting output.
RepositoryOpen for bug bounty collaborations, authorized red team engagements and security research.