This repository is a personal cybersecurity portfolio website designed for security researchers, bug bounty hunters, and ethical hackers who want a simple, professional online presence.
Anyone can fork this repository and customize it to create their own security-focused portfolio website.
This project is a static portfolio website built to showcase:
- 🛡️ Cybersecurity skills
- 🐞 Bug bounty achievements
- 🏆 Hall of Fame mentions
- 📂 Security projects & tools
- 📝 Writeups and research
- 📬 Contact and social profiles
It is especially useful for:
- Bug bounty hunters
- Security researchers
- Pentesters
- CTF players
- Students entering cybersecurity
bugatsec.dev/
├── index.html # Main portfolio homepage(V2)
├── index-old.html # Older version (V1)
├── assets/ # Images, icons, media files
├── favicon.png # Favicon
├── Ranveer-Kohli-CV.png # CV / resume image
├── robots.txt # Search engine rules
├── sitemap.xml # SEO sitemap
├── README.md # Project documentation
🔑 index.html is the most important file — this is where you customize your content.
- Open the repository on GitHub
- Click Fork
- A copy of this project will be created under your GitHub account
Now you can freely edit it.
Open index.html in any code editor and update the following sections.
Replace the name, role, and description with your own:
<h1>Hi, I'm Your Name</h1>
<p>Security Researcher | Bug Bounty Hunter | Ethical Hacker</p>Add the areas you specialize in, for example:
- Web Security (XSS, SQLi, IDOR, SSRF)
- API Security
- Recon & OSINT
- Cloud Security
- Reverse Engineering
- Tools: Burp Suite, Nmap, FFUF, Amass
- Languages: Python, JavaScript, Bash, Go
You can showcase:
- Hall of Fame recognitions
- Total bounties earned
- High / critical severity findings
- Platforms (HackerOne, Bugcrowd, etc.) This section is what makes the portfolio security-specific.
Add links to:
- GitHub repositories
- Security tools you built
- Research projects
- Blog posts and writeups Example:
<ul>
<li><a href="https://github.com/yourusername/recon-tool">Recon Automation Tool</a></li>
<li><a href="https://medium.com/@you/xss-writeup">XSS Writeup</a></li>
</ul>You may link to:
- Medium articles
- HackerOne disclosed reports
- Personal blog posts
- CVEs (if any) This demonstrates real-world impact.
Add your professional profiles:
- GitHub
- HackerOne / Bugcrowd
- Twitter (X)
- Email address This makes it easy for recruiters or collaborators to reach you.
You can host this portfolio for free using GitHub Pages. Steps
- Go to your repository Settings
- Open Pages
- Under Source, select:
- Branch: main
- Folder: /root
- Save Your site will be live at:
https://yourusername.github.io/bugatsec.dev/
You can further customize by:
- Editing colors, fonts, and layout (CSS)
- Replacing images inside the assets/ folder
- Adding new sections (Certifications, CTFs, Talks)
- Removing anything you don’t need
A good cybersecurity portfolio usually includes:
- ✅ Clear skillset (what you test & hunt)
- ✅ Real achievements (bounties, CVEs, writeups)
- ✅ Tools or scripts you’ve built
- ✅ External proof (profiles, repositories)
- ✅ Clean and professional presentation Quality always matters more than quantity.
- Do not expose private vulnerability reports
- Avoid leaking credentials or sensitive data
- Only share public or disclosed findings
- Be careful with personal information
This repository is meant to be a starter template for security professionals. Fork it, customize it, make it yours, and keep it updated as your skills and achievements grow. A strong portfolio often speaks louder than a resume in cybersecurity. 🔐🚀