Welcome to my cybersecurity projects repository!
This collection showcases the practical work I completed throughout my cybersecurity studies, with a strong focus on automation, Bash scripting, and hands-on security tooling.
Each project is built to solve real-world problems, streamline complex tasks, and demonstrate key concepts in areas such as:
- Network scanning & enumeration
- Memory forensics
- Password auditing
- Anonymous network research
- Active Directory and domain-based assessments
- Script-based automation for security workflows
Note: All scripts and tools in this repository were tested strictly in controlled laboratory environments and virtual machines for learning and academic purposes only. They are intended for educational use and legitimate security research — not for unauthorized or unethical activities.
Throughout my college program, I developed multiple tools that automate different parts of the cybersecurity process.
These projects highlight:
From scanning large networks to analyzing memory dumps, automation is at the core of every project.
The goal is always the same — reduce manual effort, increase accuracy, and make complex tasks easier for analysts.
All tools in this repository are built using Bash scripting.
Bash allows for fast prototyping, efficient chaining of command-line tools, and seamless integration with Linux-based systems — perfect for cybersecurity workflows.
Each project incorporates industry-standard tools such as:
Nmap, Volatility, Masscan, Hashcat, enum4linux, cURL, Tor, SearchSploit, and many more.
These are wrapped in automation scripts to create complete, end-to-end workflows.
This repository serves as:
- A portfolio of my academic cybersecurity work
- A showcase of my scripting and automation abilities
- A reference for others learning similar topics
- A foundation for future improvements and more advanced tools
Whether you're a recruiter, a fellow student, or someone exploring security automation — I hope you find these projects useful, educational, and interesting.
Suggestions, improvements, and discussions are always welcome!
Feel free to open issues or reach out if you'd like to collaborate.
Thanks for visiting — and enjoy exploring the projects!