Cybersecurity Intern
Krunalkumar Shah
About the Role
Krunalkumar is seeking Cybercrime Case Study & Digital Investigation Interns for an unpaid, simulation-based learning internship focused on cybercrime investigations. Interns will investigate fictional and selected historical cybercrime cases using simulated evidence and publicly available information.
Key Responsibilities
- Investigate simulated cybercrime cases.
- Analyze logs, emails, IP addresses, domains, timestamps, and other digital evidence.
- Conduct basic OSINT investigations.
- Build incident timelines.
- Identify Indicators of Compromise (IOCs).
- Develop and test investigation hypotheses.
- Separate facts from assumptions.
- Identify missing or required evidence.
- Prepare investigation reports.
- Present your findings and reasoning.
- Study selected real-world historical cybercrime cases.
Example Cases may include:
- Phishing & account takeover
- Online financial fraud
- Social engineering
- Insider data theft
- Data breaches
- Ransomware incidents
- Digital identity theft
- Historical cybercrime investigations
What You'll Learn
- Cybercrime investigation methodology
- Digital forensics fundamentals
- OSINT
- Log and evidence analysis
- Timeline reconstruction
- Incident investigation
- Threat intelligence fundamentals
- Investigative reasoning
- Technical report writing
Who Can Apply?
Students and beginners interested in:
- Cybersecurity
- Digital forensics
- Cybercrime investigation
- SOC/Blue Team
- Threat intelligence
- Computer science / IT
Requirements & Tech Stack
- Basic knowledge of computers, networking, and cybersecurity is helpful.
- A reliable internet connection.
- A computer suitable for cybersecurity learning.
- Regular availability during the internship.
- Good communication and documentation skills.
Qualifications
- Curious
- Analytical
- Detail-oriented
- Ethical
- Willing to research
- Comfortable working independently
- Interested in understanding how and why an incident happened, not just finding an answer


















