Vulnerability assessment lab
My final-year project: a self-contained lab for scanning, finding, and reporting weaknesses in deliberately vulnerable systems.
I'm a cybersecurity student and freelancer. I test systems, build labs, and write down what I learn so other people can follow along.
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My final-year project: a self-contained lab for scanning, finding, and reporting weaknesses in deliberately vulnerable systems.
A simulated campus network in Mininet, built to study how software-defined networking controls traffic between departments.
A multi-node OpenStack deployment with Kolla-Ansible, then automated with Heat templates.
A look at your website or small network for common problems: weak configuration, exposed services, missing headers. You get a plain-language report with fixes in priority order.
Virtual labs for practice or training: Linux hosts, vulnerable targets, and isolated networks, documented so you can rebuild them.
Tutorials, walkthroughs, and explainers on security topics, written for people who are not yet experts.
I make content about cybersecurity, from lab walkthroughs to explanations of how common attacks work and how to defend against them.
Posts and videos will appear here. Until then, the projects above show how I work.
Tell me what you're building and what worries you about it. I reply within two days.