I am pursuing an MSc in Digital Forensics and Information Security at NFSU Delhi, with a particular interest in the human side of cybersecurity.
My work focuses on social engineering, digital forensics, OSINT, cybercrime reconstruction, electronic evidence, and attribution.
I am especially interested in one question:
How can attacks against humans be reconstructed from digital evidence?
A structured research dataset and analytical framework for studying social-engineering-enabled cybercrime, digital evidence, and attribution in India.
An experimental cybercrime reconstruction challenge where teams reconstruct real-world incidents, evaluate digital evidence, separate fact from inference, and make evidence-supported attribution decisions.
Currently under pilot development.
A provenance-first toolkit for collecting, preserving and screening public Indian court records for cybercrime and digital-forensics research.
A browser privacy research framework studying fingerprint stability, privacy drift, and linkability.
Python · SQL · JavaScript · Git · Pandas · NetworkX
Social Engineering · Digital Forensics · OSINT · Cybercrime Attribution · Electronic Evidence · Human-Centric Cybersecurity
Email: hamzah.sharda@gmail.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/hamzah-student