Even though I did some mischief in high school, I started my journey seriously in cybersecurity four years ago, and for the past year, I have been concentrating on enhancing my knowledge and skills in malware analysis, reverse engineering, kernel exploits, malware development, and binary zero-day research for both Windows and Linux kernels. While I am not yet an expert, I continue to develop my expertise using well-known educational resources and training materials, having created my own roadmap for this journey and dedicating myself to self-improvement in these areas.I am proficient in Python, C, Java, and x86/x64 Assembly, and I continuously research new threats to expand my expertise. I aim to enhance my skill set by learning C++, Go, and Rust.I derive great satisfaction from sharing knowledge and collaborating within the cybersecurity community. As the lead of CyberTEDU (TED University Cybersecurity Community), I provide training, mentor students, and actively work to bring new talent into the ecosystem. Additionally, I speak at conferences to share insights and knowledge with the broader cybersecurity community.In addition to my work in cybersecurity, I am pursuing a degree in Computer Engineering at TED University on a full scholarship. Here, I am broadening my engineering perspective through high-quality education from expert instructors and applying this knowledge to cybersecurity. I am also in the process of establishing a cybersecurity network lab at my university through my own efforts.Outside of cybersecurity, I have a diverse set of interests. I enjoy playing the electric guitar, skateboarding, and making new-school, old-school graffiti (whether legal or illegal is my secret :) .https://github.com/fatihpurtashttps://medium.com/@fatih-purtas