Mahendra Pratap Singh
About Mahendra Pratap Singh
Mahendra Pratap Singh is a Server Administrator at Thomson Reuters, with a background in ethical hacking and cybersecurity. He has developed various applications and tools, and has participated in multiple cybersecurity competitions.
Work at Thomson Reuters
Mahendra Pratap Singh has been employed at Thomson Reuters as a Server Administrator since 2019. In this role, he is responsible for managing server operations and ensuring system integrity. His tenure at Thomson Reuters spans over five years, during which he has contributed to the organization's IT infrastructure and support services.
Previous Experience at Techavera Solution Pvt. Ltd.
Before joining Thomson Reuters, Mahendra worked at Techavera Solution Pvt. Ltd. as an Ethical Hacker for seven months in 2018 and 2019. His responsibilities included conducting security assessments and developing tools for network security. During his time there, he created a network and port scanner using socket programming, which enhanced his practical skills in cybersecurity.
Education and Expertise
Mahendra Pratap Singh earned a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science from ABES Engineering College, completing his studies from 2014 to 2018. His education provided a strong foundation in computer science principles, which he has applied in various projects and professional roles. He has expertise in malware analysis and has utilized tools such as Mona, edb, and process monitor.
Cybersecurity Projects and Competitions
Mahendra has engaged in several cybersecurity projects and competitions. He completed an internship with the Indian Cyber Army, focusing on vulnerability assessment and penetration testing. He has participated in cybersecurity competitions like picoCTF and AngstromCTF, showcasing his skills in solving complex cybersecurity challenges. Additionally, he has performed vulnerability assessments for applications such as DHFL and VHealth.
Personal Projects and Development Skills
Mahendra has developed various personal projects that demonstrate his programming skills. He created a snake game using JavaScript and a chess game using Python. He also built a chat room application and developed a password generator using Python. His projects reflect his ability to apply programming knowledge to practical applications.