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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.
RØOT — offline-first AppSec training with OWASP labs, browser CTFs, remediation guides, security tools, and a reproducible CVE catalog built from public sources.
Hands-on cybersecurity lab notes covering Linux, networking, system hardening, log analysis, and SOC investigation practice.
Professional cybersecurity portfolio showcasing Threat Hunting, Detection Engineering, DFIR, Cloud Security, technical projects, and security labs.
Hands-on OWASP Top 10 (2021) labs with vulnerable applications, exploitation techniques, remediation guidance, tools, and practical reports for web application security learning.
Hands-on cloud and Linux security labs focused on secure server configuration, IAM, and cloud fundamentals.
Penumbra Forge — security tools, local AI, developer utilities. One-person studio by Shadoe Myers.
SOC investigations, DFIR, threat detection , incident analysis and 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.
Cybersecurity and IT Support portfolio featuring hands-on labs, security projects, SIEM monitoring, networking, and defensive security practices.
Networking, Linux, cybersecurity exercises, and CTF labs.
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
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
Authorized cybersecurity labs, sanitized write-ups and reusable security reporting templates.
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