Mohammad Alsaraf is a dedicated tech hobbyist and security expert with over 10 years of experience in server administration, networking, and ethical hacking. He has founded and managed multiple tech companies including OneNetly.com, a web services provider; FreeNetly.com, a free shared hosting service; and Fileswith.com, a platform for file sharing. These ventures have helped him gain a deep understanding of web security, system administration, and the growing need for cyber awareness and defense.
The vision of CyberFarm.Fun is to create a dynamic learning platform where students, hobbyists, and security enthusiasts can safely experiment with and learn about the techniques used in ethical hacking. Our mission is to provide high-quality, hands-on labs and tutorials that will help learners develop a strong foundation in various hacking techniques, including web application vulnerabilities such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), brute force attacks, and more.
As a highly skilled IT professional, Mohammad has spent years educating others about the importance of cybersecurity. He taught ICT in college for nearly 5 years and frequently appears on TV as a guest speaker, discussing the latest technology trends and educating the public about the need for better cybersecurity practices.
Mohammad's extensive background in the tech industry has led him to specialize in:
Through his various ventures and years of experience, he has helped thousands of individuals and businesses understand the critical nature of cybersecurity and how to protect themselves from online threats.
In addition to his entrepreneurial pursuits, Mohammad is deeply passionate about education. He believes that the best way to improve security awareness is through hands-on learning. CyberFarm.Fun aims to empower learners by offering practical exercises that mimic real-world hacking scenarios. Mohammad’s dedication to teaching ensures that each student has the opportunity to acquire essential skills for ethical hacking and cybersecurity, whether they're just getting started or are looking to expand their knowledge base.