About This tool is for educational purposes only, simulating password cracking techniques to raise awareness about online security risks. It demonstrates brute force and dictionary attacks, emphasizing the importance of strong, unique passwords and the need for security practices like two-factor authentication. Use responsibly.
Educational backdoor game for cybersecurity course demonstrates reverse shell, persistence, and dependency injection in an isolated VM environment.
NETSHIELD IDS is a Python-based system that monitors network traffic, detects attacks, maintains logs, and provides customizable detection rules for enhanced network security.
Evidence-first, SIEM-agnostic AI security alert triage & investigation engine. Ingests alerts from multiple SIEM/EDR sources, deduplicates and correlates them into incidents, and produces explainable, evidence-backed AI analysis mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.
Final-year cyber security project detecting Wi-Fi deauthentication attacks and CSI-based anomalies using Python, Scapy and packet analysis.
Introductory room for the DFIR module
Hands-on cybersecurity labs, malware analysis, phishing detection, and SOC alert investigations as I build toward a SOC Analyst role.
This project demonstrates how to identify and crack passwords using John the Ripper in a Kali Linux environment
This is a practical application of what I have learned, the result of my efforts and educational journey in programming with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The project is a simple yet functional hash identifier.
Password strength checker using python.
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