Websites & small games
First got curious about how the web actually works, teaching myself to build websites and small games in my own time.
I learn cybersecurity by actually doing it — building projects, working through labs, experimenting with systems, testing ideas, breaking things responsibly and documenting what I discover.

Yamen Alkhoula — DarkRX. Practical cybersecurity skills through education at Yrgo, while continuing to experiment, build and document independently.
Previously: Teknikprogrammet (Technology Programme), Lars Kaggskolan, Kalmar — 2023–2026
First got curious about how the web actually works, teaching myself to build websites and small games in my own time.
Kept building independently, and cybersecurity specifically started pulling my attention — trying to understand not just how things work, but how they break.
Studied the Technology programme in Kalmar while going deeper on my own: daily-driving Linux (Arch, Debian) and working through TryHackMe rooms in parallel with school.
Now studying Cybersecurity Specialist at Yrgo, exploring AI/LLM security specifically, and looking for an LIA placement to turn that learning into real experience.
How web applications break, and how to stop them from breaking.
Prompt injection, jailbreaking and defence in systems built on language models.
Daily-driving Arch and Debian as the foundation for everything else.
Structured, hands-on labs — turning theory into muscle memory.
Understanding attacks well enough to design better defences.
The overlap between attack and defence, and what each side can teach the other.
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