IT Security Researcher and Student

Simulacra

Welcome to Simulacra ~ The purpose of this script is to create a wordlist with possible usernames or email addresses when you only know the person’s full name. This is useful when attacking a system where you need the username or mail, but only have access to the persons full name. You can try to create a small wordlist and do a password dictionary attack, or maybe a large list and Fuzz a login page. Can be used to attack AD, websites and much more.

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AI Analyst board

A board of agents working together to analyze event log files. This is still an early prototype. It is very token hungry and does a decent job at pointing out anomalies in the logs. You can use it, but be mindful of this.

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Crypto snake

The thrilling game where your files are on the line! Are you ready to take the challenge? Caution is advised, though. When you launch the program, it will encrypt all the files in the running directory (except for itself and some config files) using the tough aes-256 encryption. The only way to decrypt the files and retrieve them is by beating the game!

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[CTF] Todo List

Welcome to my first CTF challenge! Here is a nice little story for context :] Your friend Mabel Higgins has come to you with an exciting request. She's just created a new website using Flask, a Python micro web framework. Although she's new to Flask, she's convinced that his website is 100% secure. She's asked you to put your cybersecurity skills to the test and try to find any vulnerabilities in her site. Can you prove her wrong? Can you find the 3 hidden flags that demonstrate the vulnerabilities in her code?

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IGEO

This python program is used to retrieve geolocation information of an IP address. You can use two methods to do this: the ipwhois package and the ipinfo package.

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Simple API requester

A simple and easy to learn Python3 for people that want to learn how to connect to an API. This script will connect to a website that generates random users for us to fetch through their API, convert it to JSON and then sort the data with both loops and IDs. I strongly recommend playing around with the filters and fetch different kinds of information to practice. If you are impatient, you can use my "filter.py" file while creating your script. 3 random users from the website are hardcoded into the script, so it will print a lot faster than connecting to the API all the time.