Code from exercises and labs on TryHackMe. TryHackMe is a free online platform for learning cyber security, using hands-on exercises and labs on the browser!
The tests demonstrate all 9 common CORS misconfigurations actively: Wildcard origins Origin reflection with credentials Null origin trust Regex bypasses (prefix/suffix) Subdomain trust pivots Preflight caching issues Unsafe methods exposure Private Network Access misconfigs
Personal cybersecurity lab documenting hands-on exepriments, vulnerabilities analysis and exploitation in controlled environments(CTFs, DVWA, custom tools).
Vulnerable dockerized environment designed to test OAuth vulnerabilities
My personal portfolio showcasing selected projects and hands-on work in cybersecurity and hacking.
Professional cybersecurity portfolio showcasing Threat Hunting, Detection Engineering, DFIR, Cloud Security, technical projects, and security labs.
Hands-on cloud and Linux security labs focused on secure server configuration, IAM, and cloud fundamentals.
Hands-on OWASP Top 10 (2021) labs with vulnerable applications, exploitation techniques, remediation guidance, tools, and practical reports for web application security learning.
Penumbra Forge — security tools, local AI, developer utilities. One-person studio by Shadoe Myers.
RØOT — offline-first AppSec training with OWASP labs, browser CTFs, remediation guides, security tools, and a reproducible CVE catalog built from public sources.
SOC investigations, DFIR, threat detection , incident analysis and labs
Hands-on cybersecurity lab notes covering Linux, networking, system hardening, log analysis, and SOC investigation practice.
Networking, Linux, cybersecurity exercises, and CTF labs.
Cybersecurity Student | SOC & DFIR Enthusiast | Network Security Labs | Linux Administration | Penetration Testing | Hands-On Security Projects
Hands-on cybersecurity analysis projects focused on network security, reconnaissance, and threat analysis.
A collection of real-world IDOR security labs highlighting broken access control and object-level authorization failures.
A Simple C program showing a buffer overflow vulnerability
OSINT, reconnaissance, and cybersecurity learning labs completed through hands-on TryHackMe exercises.
Authorized cybersecurity labs, sanitized write-ups and reusable security reporting templates.
Lab exercises from the MSc Computer Security course — buffer overflow in C, SQL injection and XSS against OWASP Mutillidae II, each with a step-by-step exploitation write-up
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