PROJECTS.

App that detects nonconsensually distributed images online and automates takedown requests. Won first place ($3,000) at the 2026 Bardusch Family IdeaMakers Challenge.

Custom Capture The Flag challenges written for Penn State's CCSO introduction meeting — cryptography, web, binary, and network categories.

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Strips recipe pages down to ingredients and instructions. No backstory & no ads. Just the glorious food.

Led a CCSO general body meeting on Software Defined Radio using the LimeSDR and GNURadio, capped with a Caesar cipher + NATO phonetic alphabet CTF I wrote from scratch.

Helped design and run CCSO's Internal Red vs. Blue — 3 teams, 30+ blue teamers, with C-Suite briefings, incident response reports, and timed injects.

Co-led a CCSO GBM on reverse engineering using Binary Ninja as a decompiler, disassembler, debugger, and binary analysis platform, followed by internal CTF challenges.

Co-led a CCSO SDR meeting before spring break: RTL-SDR hardware, SDR++ software, FM radio theory, and an audio-based CTF.

Led a CCSO Blue Team workshop on building an internal email server with Postfix and Dovecot, then testing it by sending simulated phishing emails inside the lab.

Led the Linux station at a four-rotation CCSO GBM, covering file permissions, special bits, and ACLs.

Co-led a CCSO GBM on reverse engineering — assembly language, DLLs, and live demos modifying game behavior by patching binaries.

Helped run CCSO's Cyber Mixer — 150+ students and industry reps from Deloitte, CrowdStrike, BD, Vanguard, Lockheed Martin, AWS, and more.

Brought CCSO into two CYBER 100 classes for a club intro and hands-on PicoCTF activity spanning crypto, forensics, web exploitation, and reverse engineering.

Attended the Grace Hopper Conference in Philadelphia — networking with industry leaders and connecting with women in cybersecurity, sponsored by Penn State IST.