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Hi, I'm Stergios Loukas πŸ‘‹

Electrical & Computer Engineering student at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, focused on cybersecurity. I like taking something that works and making it hard to break β€” then proving it with tests. Currently training in the Google.org Cyber Route cybersecurity program.

πŸ”Ž Looking for a cybersecurity internship.

πŸ” Security

  • passman-security-hardening β€” Exploited and fixed a deliberately vulnerable PHP/MySQL password manager (SQLi, stored XSS, plaintext credentials), then found and fixed more in my own code: an IDOR, CSRF, session fixation, bcrypt migration. 26 black-box attack tests in CI.
  • secure-udp-chat-voip β€” End-to-end encrypted P2P chat and VoIP over UDP in pure Java: AES-256-GCM with anti-replay protection.
  • web-vulnerability-assessment-methodology β€” A full web vulnerability-assessment workflow: recon β†’ scanning β†’ CVE mapping β†’ MITRE ATT&CK β†’ hardening.
  • nis2-radiology-security-policies β€” NIS2 compliance: role-based security policies and technical controls for a hospital radiology department.
  • cryptography-exercises β€” VigenΓ¨re, RSA with square-and-multiply, and CBC/CFB error propagation, each implemented and verified in Python.
  • sgarden-hackathon β€” πŸ₯ˆ 2nd place, ISSEL DevSecOps hackathon: hardening a deliberately vulnerable web app.

πŸ› οΈ Engineering & systems

  • cool-laser β€” A wireless joystick-aimed laser turret that sends messages through its own beam: three Arduino nodes, RF radios, and an optical data link.
  • neural-networks-cifar10-mnist β€” CNNs on CIFAR-10 (40-variant hyperparameter sweep) and an RBF network on MNIST, in PyTorch.
  • operations-research-gurobi β€” Integer programming with Gurobi: school timetabling and capacitated facility location.
  • Degrid Β· BeerThusiasts β€” Full-stack web projects.

πŸ§ͺ Lab & numerical work


πŸŽ“ Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Β· πŸ’» Python Β· Java Β· C/C++ Β· MATLAB Β· JavaScript Β· PHP

πŸ“« Reach me at sterlouk@ece.auth.gr

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  1. cool-laser cool-laser Public

    Wireless joystick-aimed laser turret that sends messages through its beam: 3 Arduino nodes on RFM22 radios, on-off keyed optical link, Python decoder + UI

    C++

  2. neural-networks-cifar10-mnist neural-networks-cifar10-mnist Public

    Neural Networks coursework (AUTH, Fall 2025): k-NN/nearest-centroid baselines and a 40-variant CNN sweep on CIFAR-10, RBF network on MNIST (PyTorch)

    Jupyter Notebook

  3. nis2-radiology-security-policies nis2-radiology-security-policies Public

    NIS2-compliant security policies and technical measures for a hospital radiology department (RIS/PACS/MRI/MyHealth). Google.org Cyber Route program.

  4. secure-udp-chat-voip secure-udp-chat-voip Public

    End-to-end encrypted P2P chat and VoIP over UDP in pure Java: AES-256-GCM, anti-replay, zero runtime dependencies. Started as a Computer Networks II project (AUTH).

    Java

  5. sgarden-hackathon sgarden-hackathon Public

    2nd place, ISSEL DevSecOps hackathon (AUTH, Dec 2025): hardening a deliberately vulnerable Node/React platform. SAST, DAST, dependency and code-quality fixes.

    JavaScript

  6. web-vulnerability-assessment-methodology web-vulnerability-assessment-methodology Public

    Methodology for assessing web app security: recon, scanning, CVE mapping and MITRE ATT&CK classification. Anonymized write-up from the Google.org Cyber Route program.