Jalen Joseph
CYBER SECURITY ENTHUSIAST | 11TH GRADE STUDENT
I'm a high school student with an interest in cybersecurity and how technology works behind the scenes. I like learning about ethical hacking, system security, and the tools used to secure networks. I've had hands-on experience with CyberPatriot in fixing vulnerabilities and securing systems, and I'm always seeking new paths to hone my skills.
Outside of technology, I'm a swimmer. It's a hobby that I've always loved and devote a lot of time to when I'm not in front of the computer.
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My Projects
Denial of Service Attack
In this project, I demonstrate how a basic Denial of Service (DoS) attack works in a controlled lab environment. I show the tools used to overwhelm a target system and explain the concept of network flooding and system overload. This video was fully documented on my YouTube channel, where I walk through each step and explain how to safely test these techniques for educational purposes only.
View Project on YouTubeCredential Harvesting
This project shows how credential harvesting can happen through social engineering techniques. Using Kali Linux and a phishing toolkit, I simulate a fake login page to collect user credentials in a test environment. I recorded and explained the entire process on YouTube, including the setup, execution, and why understanding these attacks is important for building better defenses.
View Project on YouTubeHome Lab SIEM Setup
I built a basic Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) system in my home lab to monitor logs and detect unusual activity. This project involved setting up virtual machines, collecting data, and configuring alert systems. The full setup and process are documented in my YouTube video, where I break down each component and explain how you can set up your own SIEM from scratch.
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