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In Bandit Levels 4–6, I use the file and find commands to identify readable content and locate files by size, type, and permissions.

Aug 17 · 3 min read · chummygeraldine.hashnode.dev  
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I’m a software engineer and Computer Science graduate student at Arizona State University, with experience building and improving production software across healthcare, education, and enterprise systems. My work spans full-stack and backend development, with experience across TypeScript, JavaScript, C#/.NET, Python, Salesforce Apex, React, and Next.js. I’m increasingly focused on secure software engineering, systems security, and building applications that are reliable, maintainable, and secure by design. Beyond building software, I enjoy understanding how systems work beneath the surface, from Linux and networking to application security, DevOps, and secure architecture. I use this space to document what I’m learning, share lessons from projects, and break down technical concepts through practical experience.

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