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Catwiz

Thu, 12 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Building CatWiz: A Prompt Injection CTF Challenge

Introduction

As large language models become more integrated into real-world applications, prompt injection has emerged as a critical security concern. These attacks exploit how AI systems interpret input, often allowing users to bypass safeguards and extract sensitive information.

To explore this problem in a hands-on and engaging way, my teammate Hiten Gupta and I partnered with the AIML Club - Adelaide University to design and host Catwiz, a Capture The Flag (CTF) challenge centered around AI prompt injection.

Smartcourse Advisor

Sat, 07 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

SmartCourse Advisor: Merging AI, Data, and Student Voices

Introduction

Choosing the right university courses is a decision that can significantly shape a student’s academic journey, yet the process is often fragmented and overwhelming. Students typically rely on scattered sources such as informal reviews, outdated course guides, or trial-and-error when planning their degree.

This challenge becomes even more relevant in the context of institutional change, such as the University of Adelaide merger, where navigating course options can become even more complex.

Cinematch

Tue, 09 Sep 2025 00:00:00 +0000

Building Cinematch: A Full-Stack Movie Discovery Platform

Introduction

One of the biggest problems with modern streaming platforms is not the lack of content, it’s deciding what to watch. With thousands of movies and TV shows available, users often spend more time browsing than actually watching.

To solve this, We worked on Cinematch, a full-stack web application designed to make movie and TV discovery fast, personalised, and interactive. The goal was to create a platform that feels engaging like a swipe-based app, while still providing powerful filtering, search, and watchlist management features.

Typing Speed V2

Sat, 07 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Building a Fast, Minimal Typing Speed Test with Python and MySQL

Introduction

Typing speed tests are a simple but effective way to improve accuracy, speed, and consistency while working on a computer. Most online typing platforms rely heavily on graphical interfaces and web-based systems, but I wanted to explore a different challenge: building a fast, responsive, and fully terminal-based typing experience powered by a real backend database.

That idea led to the development of Typing-Speed-TUI-V2, a Python-based typing speed application featuring a Text User Interface (TUI) and persistent MySQL storage. The project was designed to combine low-level terminal interaction with backend engineering concepts such as authentication, database management, statistics tracking, and secure password handling.