Application Security | Product Security | API Security | AI Security | Cloud Security

Syed Muhammad Asees Shah

I present completed software projects with screenshots and GitHub links while building a focused Application Security and Product Security roadmap through legal labs, secure code review practice, and professional reporting.

Current focus AppSec, API Security, AI Security, Cloud Security
Study BS Computer Science, University of Peshawar
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Target role Application Security / Product Security Engineer
Core stack Python, PHP, JavaScript, SQL, Burp Suite, Postman, OWASP ZAP, GitHub Actions

About

Application security work with developer-friendly reporting

I am a BS Computer Science student at the University of Peshawar focused on Application Security, Product Security, API Security, AI Security, Cloud Security, DevSecOps, and secure product engineering.

My goal is to become a Product Security / Application Security Engineer who can help engineering teams find, understand, and fix real security risks in modern applications.

I am currently in Week 1 of a structured 90-day AppSec roadmap. The completed work shown on this homepage is limited to my existing public projects, and the roadmap page tracks future security labs and reporting goals separately.

All security work shown here is for legal learning, authorized testing, and professional development. I do not test systems without explicit permission.

Snapshot

Education BS Computer Science, University of Peshawar
Target role Application Security / Product Security Engineer
Current work Week 1 AppSec setup, PortSwigger labs, finding template, GitHub cleanup
Mindset Legal testing, clear reporting, secure remediation, developer-friendly security

Skills

Security areas and engineering tools

Projects

Completed GitHub projects with screenshots

Certifications

Training and credentials

Contact

Open to AppSec and Product Security opportunities

I am open to internships, junior AppSec/Product Security opportunities, remote collaboration, security research, and ethical security projects with clear authorization.

All security work shown here is for legal learning, authorized testing, and professional development. I do not test systems without explicit permission.

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