ARUSH BODLA

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CS @ University of Maryland

ACES Cyber Honors LLC · Banneker/Key Scholar

Incoming Freshman · Fall 2026

> TODO: one line, first person, no "passionate developer" language

> Competitive programmer. CTF player. Ships things.

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// SUBJECT_PROFILE

TODO: 3–4 sentences bio. First person. Direct. No filler. No "passionate developer". No "4+ years experience". Just what you actually do and care about.

// VITALS

INSTITUTION: University of Maryland
UNIT: ACES Cyber LLC
STATUS: Incoming · Fall 2026
LANGUAGES: C++, Python, Rust, Java, JS

// TACTICS_TECHNIQUES_PROCEDURES

// OFFENSIVE / SECURITY

▸Binary exploitation — pwndbg, GEF

▸Reverse engineering — Ghidra

▸Network forensics — Wireshark

▸Steganography — zsteg, steghide

▸Web exploitation

▸Cryptography

▸Password cracking — Hashcat (GPU), John

▸CTF — picoCTF, LM CyberQuest

▸Cisco Packet Tracer

// DEVELOPMENT

▸C++ — Codeforces / ICPC

▸Python — tooling, CTF scripts

▸Rust — systems tools

▸Java / JavaFX

▸JavaScript / Phaser.js

▸Unity / C#

▸Next.js / React / TypeScript

▸Ubuntu / WSL / Linux

// ANALYST_CHALLENGES

// The following is non-essential. Curious analysts may proceed.

CHALLENGE_01 // IDENTITY VERIFICATION

// TIER 1 CIPHERTEXT

NEHFU OBQYN

CHALLENGE_02 // TEAM AFFILIATION

// TIER 2 CIPHERTEXT

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CHALLENGE_03 // OPERATION INTEGRITY

// TIER 3 CIPHERTEXT

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