status: online — open to select work

Oussema Nouri —

Investigating the digital landscape.

I'm a Cybersecurity & Network Engineering specialist focused on OSINT, enterprise network security, and threat analysis. Analytical by default, detail-oriented by necessity.

session — /bin/zsh

guest@recon:~$ whoami

oussema nouri — cybersecurity / osint / networking

guest@recon:~$ cat focus.txt

enterprise network defense · digital footprint recon

guest@recon:~$ status --check

[ok] currently learning · always investigating

01 — about

Analytical by habit, not by trend.

I approach security the way I approach a network diagram: methodically, from the edges in. I'm drawn to the quiet, unglamorous parts of the work — mapping an attack surface, tracing a digital footprint, hardening a VLAN boundary — because that's where the real risk usually hides. I'd rather spend three hours verifying one finding than publish ten unverified ones. Continuous learning isn't a slogan for me; it's the daily baseline — new CVEs, new OSINT tooling, new ways enterprise networks get misconfigured.

core.traits

  • - methodical & evidence-driven
  • - comfortable in ambiguity
  • - writes things down, always
  • - deep work over noise

02 — projects

Selected work

A few pieces of hands-on work across network defense, OSINT, and web security.

log/001

Enterprise Network Isolation

Segmented a simulated enterprise network into isolated VLANs with strict inter-segment ACLs and perimeter firewall rules to contain lateral movement.

--cisco --vlan --acl --firewall
read_more →
log/002

OSINT Digital Footprint Investigation

End-to-end reconnaissance exercise mapping a target's public digital footprint using open-source tooling on a Linux workstation.

--osint --linux --recon
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log/003

Bug Bounty Write-up

Documented reconnaissance and validation process behind a web application security finding, from initial recon to responsible disclosure.

--websec --recon
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03 — write-ups

Field notes

Short technical logs documenting daily learning — tools, misconfigurations, and findings worth remembering.

04 — contact

Let's talk security.

Open to internships, collaborations, and focused technical conversations. Reach out directly — no forms, no gatekeeping.

oussemanouri@proton.me