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System Administrator · Cybersecurity Specialist · Python / Go / C++ Developer
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▸ Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Cybersecurity specialist and system administrator with hands-on experience in Linux administration, network security, virtualization, and full-stack software development.
Currently studying Computer/Information Technology Administration at the Academic Lyceum of TUIT and completing the cybersecurity program at School 21 (42 Network). I build and administer complex systems from bare metal, design security-monitoring platforms, and simulate enterprise network environments end to end.
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Lead Developer & System Architect
Server Sentinel (independent project)
2025-01 — present
Security Researcher / Network Engineer
Diploma Thesis — ML-Based Network Intrusion Detection
2024-09 — 2025-05
System Administrator / Lab Engineer
Virtualization & GPU Passthrough Lab
2024-01 —
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AI-powered security monitoring SaaS: a multi-agent intrusion detection and automated incident response platform for the Uzbekistan/CIS market. Nine microservices in a pnpm monorepo, a safe attack-simulation mode (is_simulated), and a four-tier pricing model — built with graceful degradation as a first-class requirement.
Diploma thesis. A multi-segment virtual lab in GNS3 simulating a realistic enterprise network (Debian VMs + Cisco IOS router). Generated labeled datasets via ICMP flood, port-scan and SSH brute-force simulations, then trained and evaluated an ML classifier on the captured traffic.
A Windows 11 VM on Arch Linux with full NVIDIA GPU passthrough via KVM/QEMU. Looking Glass for low-latency framebuffer sharing without a second monitor; careful IOMMU grouping, PCI isolation and device binding for stable passthrough.
A fully customised Arch Linux environment built from bare metal: services, permissions, the PipeWire audio stack, Bluetooth, GPU drivers and networking — running both KDE Plasma and Hyprland, with TTY recovery and conflict resolution along the way.
A React/TypeScript exam platform with dynamic authentication, timed sessions and break-screen UI, plus a Telegram bot that automates exam-code distribution to registered users.
A full website for an academic lyceum, built and deployed in TypeScript with version control and basic server-side security hardening.
A Python/Tkinter desktop app for binding network interfaces to specific applications, with a system tray, real-time bandwidth monitoring and preset routing modes.
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Codeforces
GitHub
LeetCode
AniList
Spotify
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21 Jun 2026
IOMMU groups, PCI isolation and a low-latency framebuffer — running Windows at near-native speed inside Arch.
21 Jun 2026
Why I treated "what happens when a service dies" as a core requirement, not an afterthought, across nine microservices.
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