Abdullah «RaQI» · Independent security engineer
Authorized red-team. Air-gapped, bank-grade networks. Infrastructure I run on my own hardware. From the threat model to the last pixel — every layer, held to the same standard. I'm Abdullah. They call me RaQI.
What I do
I find the way in under written scope, then hand you findings you can act on — not a report that rots in a drawer. Web, network, infrastructure.
Air-gapped, segmented, bank-grade networks. Zero-trust by default. Self-hosted. One of them runs 14,000 users across 11 buildings.
Models and computer vision on your own metal. No vendor lock-in. Nothing leaves the building.
Fast, accessible, bilingual. Code written by hand. No bloat, no frameworks I don't need.
Selected work
A full digital transformation for a university college: one Wi-Fi 7 network (78 APs, 11 buildings) replacing 28 fragmented lines, a 300-camera surveillance layer on an air-gapped VLAN, eight layers of bank-grade security, and a self-hosted open-source stack — funded by its own subscription model. Client confidential.
An authorized security audit, threat assessment, and Arabic-first rebuild for a college's platform. Hardening, performance, visibility. Client confidential.
A defensive CLI that grades any site's HTTP security posture A–F — headers, cookies, information disclosure — with the exact fix for each gap. Dependency-free. The code is public; read it.
Generates realistic test and training data without touching real PII. Deterministic by seed, bilingual, dependency-free.
My own framework for shipping Telegram bots fast — automation and integrations at scale.
How I work
Institutions trust me with their networks for one reason beyond skill: discipline.
No offensive testing without written scope from the owner. No exceptions.
A client's weaknesses never leave the room.
Findings go to the owner first, with fixes.
I break things to make them harder to break.
«RaQI» means refined — done to a high standard. That's the bar for everything I build.
I'm Abdullah, known as RaQI. An independent engineer in Iraq. I work the whole stack — the threat model, the cabling, the AI on the server, the type on the page.
My edge isn't one specialty. It's owning every layer at the same level — hardware to interface. Whatever the job, I push for the strongest result.
Contact
For authorized security work, infrastructure, or collaboration.