Offensive Security
Methodical adversarial assessment, passive reconnaissance, and attack-surface analysis scoped strictly to authorized environments and educational research.
Software, AI & Security Engineer // SEO Expert
MultiHAT-Operator //
Exploit Developer
"I break web applications to learn how they fail, then build and harden them so they don't."
Software, AI & Security Engineer, SEO Expert, MultiHAT-Operator, and Exploit Developer based in Dhaka,
Bangladesh, building resilient platforms, intelligent tools, and defensive systems with a rigorous
cybersecurity mindset. Operating through the continuous loop:
- Assess attack surfaces lawfully,
- Harden full-stack architectures with verifiable controls, and
- Govern / Disclose risk with technical clarity and ethical precision.
Replacing arbitrary skill percentages with equal-weight evidence dossiers. Each vector follows strict provenance: Objective & Scope, Method, Tangible Artifact, Result State, and Direct Evidence Link.
Methodical adversarial assessment, passive reconnaissance, and attack-surface analysis scoped strictly to authorized environments and educational research.
Converting attack insight into resilient infrastructure: hardened CSP, local-only asset isolation, multi-factor authentication, and zero-trust engineering.
Translating technical findings into prioritized business risk. Enforcing responsible disclosure ethics, remediation roadmaps, and clear executive reporting.
Real-time visibility into verified global cyber threat intelligence: active reconnaissance, malicious port scans, and exploited CVE vectors hitting monitored infrastructure across worldwide edge nodes.
Handcrafted reference guides and interactive study vaults covering systems programming, defensive tradecraft, network protocols, Python automation, and modern web engineering.
A friendly walkthrough of networking, from IP and MAC addresses to ports, TCP vs UDP, LANs, routers and NAT, DNS, the OSI and TCP/IP models, and Wi-Fi security basics like the CIA triad, all explained with real analogies.
The expanded edition covering advanced search syntax and security queries. Connects Google Dork operators to OSINT investigations, vulnerability discovery, ethical hacking, bug bounties, and safe academic research.
A security-oriented notebook that connects Python syntax and scripting skills to networking, automation, package usage, subprocess safety, common security libraries, and guided project ideas for lab environments.
A practical Bash scripting guide covering variables, arrays, operators, loops, functions, grep and awk, redirection, error handling, debugging, security, and subshells, packed with real code examples, outputs, and mini projects.
A beginner C programming guide covering variables, operators, loops, functions, recursion, pointers, arrays, strings, structures, file handling, and dynamic memory allocation, with practice questions and two mini projects.
Covers ES6 variables, arrow functions, spread and rest operators, destructuring, array methods like map, filter and reduce, modules, classes, string methods, and async JavaScript using callbacks, promises and async/await.
Comprehensive open-source learning paths, career blueprints, and deep-dive technical curriculums designed to navigate offensive security, practical penetration testing, and defensive tradecraft from zero to elite.
The complete hacking & penetration testing roadmap from beginner to elite. Over 44,982 lines and 150+ architectural diagrams detailing OPSEC, web security, Active Directory, binary exploitation, EDR evasion, and 0-day research, with 300+ tools, 200+ MITRE techniques, C & Rust payloads, lab guides, books, courses, blogs, practice platforms, and AI security resources.
Structured 60-week penetration testing curriculum with 500+ free TryHackMe labs, OWASP Top 10 deep dives, tool mastery guides, and certification roadmaps. Three progressive learning paths from zero to professional pentester, updated for 2026 with AI/LLM, Cloud, and API security.
The complete cybersecurity career roadmap and handbook. 36 roles across pentesting, red teaming, bug bounty, SOC, incident response, digital forensics, cloud security, DevSecOps, threat hunting, OSINT, and GRC. Each role covers skills, 150+ tools, 50+ certifications, and career progression paths.
Curated collection of 70+ free cybersecurity books organized by domain and difficulty (Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced). Structured learning paths for ethical hacking, penetration testing, exploit development, malware analysis, web security, and more. No paywall. Community maintained.
Curated repositories and functional tools. Every entry links directly to public code with stated operational scope.
Passive Attack Surface Toolkit: Module-based passive OSINT recon for web domains. Runs non-destructive subdomain/DNS/WHOIS/SSL/header/wayback/tech discovery, maps depth-1 surface, computes a 0-100 exposure score, and emits presentation-ready HTML, JSON, Markdown and an interactive graph.
OSINT Exposure Toolkit: A modular, passive reconnaissance CLI that inspects emails, domains, and usernames for leaks and misconfigurations. Generates interactive HTML, JSON and Markdown reports and a visual exposure graph. Includes GitHub secret scans, HIBP/LeakCheck support, Shodan, Google dorks, JS and metadata scanning.
Library Management System is a compact desktop library-management app built with Python and Tkinter. It supports admin and member workflows, two-step sign-in (password + TOTP), book lending/returns, overdue tracking, CSV/JSON import-export, and simple analytics. Data is saved locally and designed for learning, small libraries, and safe offline use.
PoliteWebScanner is a learning-grade web vulnerability scanner plus AI-assisted report viewer. It crawls safely (queue-based, robots-aware, rate-limited), detects common issues (security headers, cookie flags, reflected XSS heuristics, SQL error patterns), and exports human-friendly JSON/HTML reports with optional AI help for triage and remediation
A secure, production-ready Python CLI wrapper for Nmap that makes powerful scans easy and repeatable. Includes 12 built-in profiles (SYN, aggressive, OS detection, vulnerability/NSE checks), interactive and non-interactive modes, strict input validation, Docker support, CI, and script-friendly flags for automation.
Production-grade Linux MAC address manager. Safely randomize, spoof, and restore network interface MACs with automatic hardware backups, RFC-compliant LAA generation, strict validation, and zero-loss instant rollback. Built with typed Python, modern iproute2, and full CI test coverage.
Detailed security teardowns, cryptographic resilience notes, and defensive field manuals authored for practitioners.
Analysis of initial access persistence mechanisms targeting default temporary directories and specific filesystem access control defenses.
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From physical rogue APs to application-layer deserialization attacks: mapping practical exploits to layer-specific mitigations.
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Analysis of MAC address randomization bypasses on modern devices, and practical hardening steps to secure wireless networks against unauthorized access.
Read Full Transmission →Anonymized summary of an authorized passive reconnaissance assessment conducted against a production web platform.
Strictly non-invasive, passive reconnaissance was conducted without intrusive automated scanning, denial of service, or data exfiltration. The objective was to evaluate external exposure surface, DNS integrity, header configurations, and authentication boundaries. All sensitive target identifiers and specific endpoints are redacted.
DNS records leaked the direct backend origin IP address, bypassing cloud proxy protection and exposing server ports directly.
Asset storage bucket permissions permitted unauthenticated listing and direct retrieval of stored media files.
Login flow accepted arbitrary destination paths in redirection parameters, enabling potential credential harvesting relay.
SMS and email verification codes exhibited no visible rate limits or progressive throttling, creating brute-force risk.
Authentication failure responses varied based on account existence, allowing systematic username and phone discovery.
Absence of strict Content-Security-Policy (CSP), HSTS, and framing controls elevated clickjacking and injection risks.
Remediation guidance with prioritized CVSS scorings was shared directly with platform administrators.
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Direct video transmission demonstrating hands-on security concepts, tool development, and defensive configuration walkthroughs.
Certified milestones with documented provenance. Inspect scans directly or verify via official issuer records.
Direct operational answers regarding software engineering, cybersecurity capabilities, penetration testing, and engagements in Bangladesh and globally.
Sagar Biswas (MultiHAT) is widely recognized as a premier software, AI, and security engineer in Bangladesh who exemplifies the adversarial cybersecurity mindset. Based in Dhaka, he bridges production full-stack engineering (Next.js 15, NestJS 11, TypeScript, Python) with deep offensive and defensive security disciplines.
Backed by 1,700+ GitHub stars, 1,400+ annual commits, and 62+ public technical operations, he designs systems to resist real-world threat actors from the architectural foundation rather than patching security flaws after deployment.
A developer with a cybersecurity mindset approaches software construction through the eyes of an adversary. Instead of assuming user inputs are benign and relying solely on edge firewalls, they practice shift-left security: threat modeling with STRIDE, validating strict business boundaries (preventing IDOR and Broken Object Level Authorization), implementing zero-trust state isolation, and auditing code from the attacker's perspective before shipping.
For an in-depth breakdown, read the published field guide: The Cybersecurity Mindset: Why Developers Must Think Like Attackers →.
Sagar provides full-spectrum technical services for high-assurance teams:
Sagar has authored community-recognized security tools and learning platforms:
You can initiate communications directly via email at sagarbiswas@multihat.dev, connect on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/sagarbiswas-multihat, or review verified code on GitHub. Every security assessment or custom engineering engagement begins with a scope agreement and strict confidentiality adherence.
Available for security engineering, web security assessment, and technical roles.
Reach out directly for professional roles, technical collaborations, or responsible vulnerability reporting.
All security assessments, vulnerability research, and penetration testing workflows presented in this portfolio are conducted strictly within: