Seif
Computer Science Student — Exploring AI × Cybersecurity
I'm a Computer Science student studying cybersecurity, but the question that actually keeps me up at night is different: how can AI make security smarter — faster detection, better decisions, systems that adapt instead of just reacting? Most of my time goes into hands-on projects: mobile apps, AI-powered tools, and security experiments that let me test that question in practice rather than just in theory.
// About
A bit about how I think — and what I'm working with.
I got into cybersecurity the way most people get into anything technical — by breaking something first and getting curious about why it broke. That curiosity turned into a degree, and the degree turned into a habit of picking things apart: networks, apps, authentication flows, whatever's in front of me.
But the direction I keep drifting toward isn't just "secure the AI" — it's the other way around: using AI to make security work better. Anomaly detection, smarter alerting, automating the parts of defense that are too slow or too repetitive for a human to catch in time. Mobile development keeps me grounded in how real users actually interact with software, and security work keeps me honest about what can go wrong — but AI is the piece I want to build with.
// Toolkit
// Selected Work
Projects
A growing log of things I've built — and broken — while learning to build securely, and to build smarter with AI.
// Get in Touch
Let's build something smarter — and secure.
Open to internships, collaborations, and conversations about AI, security, software, or anything in between. The fastest way to reach me is email — I read everything.