This document is a resume for Ngoc Thang Nguyen. It outlines his education at Swinburne University of Technology where he is studying for a Bachelor of Computer Science majoring in cybersecurity. It lists his relevant technical skills in programming, networking, and security. It also provides details of his information security internship with Cystack Vietnam and two personal projects - one analyzing advanced persistent threat behaviors and another creating a mock movie ticket website. The resume closes with honors and awards Nguyen has received.

1. Ngoc Thang Nguyen Email: thang.ngn@outlook.com
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/ngocthangnguyen
GitHub: github.com/Thang-Ng
(+61) 435 680 478
5/42 Liddiard St, Hawthorn VIC 3122 Australia
Education
SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY | AUSTRALIA
Bachelor of Computer Science, major in CYBERSECURITY July 2018 – July 2021 (expected)
Current GPA: 3.667/4.0 (Transcript)
Courses: IT Security, Information Systems Risk and Security, Network and Switching, Network Routing
Principles, e-Forensic Fundamentals, Object-Oriented Programming, Technical Software Development.
Activity: Member of Swinburne Cyber Security Club (Feb 2019 – Present)
Technical Skills
• Programming: Python, C++, C#, Ruby. Others: PHP, Javascript, HTML/CSS, SQL.
• Network: TCP/IP, OSI, Network Routing and Switching protocols, configuring switch and router.
• Knowledge in particular fields
o Web Security: SQL injection, XSS, Watering hole, etc.
o Computer Security: Virus, Worm, Trojan, RAT, Buffer overflow, Steganography, etc.
o Network Security: DNS attack, DoS attack, MITM, Firewalls, Secure protocols, etc.
o Intermediate level of Digital Forensics.
o General knowledge of Cybersecurity, Network Security and Information Security.
Experience
INFORMATION SECURITY INTERNSHIP | CYSTACK VIETNAM | NOV 2019 – MAY 2020
• Develop profound knowledge and practical skills in the field of information security: Reverse Engineering,
Web Security, Code Exploit, Cryptography.
• Implement research on different vulnerabilities existing in software and on websites and how to exploit
them.
Personal Project
RESEARCH PROJECT | AUG 2019 – NOV 2019
• Title: Finding typical behaviours and acting procedures of APTs basing on analyses of reported attacks
• Research paper
• Supervisor: Mr Rory Coulter – PhD Candidate, Researcher - rjcoulter@swin.edu.au
• Description: Using Hidden Markov Model and R programming language to analyse activities of different
reported attacks which utilised Advanced Persistent Threats. The project aims to find and visualise the
typical behaviour patterns of attacks and different APT groups.
MOCK MOVIE TICKET PURCHASE WEBSITE (HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, SQL)
• Description: A website named TicketBuy that simulates a real movie ticket purchase website. This website
can display movie times, let people make mock ticket purchases and register as a loyal member.
• Project Link (GitHub)
SPACECRAFT (C#)
• Description: A sprite-based game which requires player to control and move the spacecraft to shoot and
avoid enemies in order to achieve the highest score as possible.
• Project Link (GitHub)
Honours and Awards
2018 Swinburne International Excellence Scholarship
2017 Second Prize in Hanoi's Excellence Student Contest in Physics for High School students
2014 First Prize in Hanoi's Excellence Student Contest in Physics for Junior High School students