Projects
Explore hands-on cybersecurity training projects showcasing real-world scenarios and cutting-edge techniques that highlight skills and knowledge. For current projects visit my blog or GitHub.
Just completed a virtual machine project using “GoBuster” to hack a fake bank with TryHackMe.com. Check out the blog to see the full details.
I just started TryHackMe.com! This seems like a fun website that can give some hands on training for cybersecurity. As I continue my journey come back here often to see updates.
Splunk, a popular SIEM, offers free training and certifications. I recently completed the intro to Slunk course and enjoyed how in-depth the videos went. Looking forward to the next course. Check it out at www.splunk.com.
This was a very informative case study that was used in CYB 402 Digital Forensics. All of the names and companies are fictitious. This case study gives students a chance to work with netstat, bulk extractor, Xplico, and Wireshark to determine if and any breaches occurred on a fictitious company server. Click the button to download the Word document of the final report.
One of my original Python projects for University. The prompt was to create a Python script that could read a text file and compare the correct answers to the text file answers. Check out my blog for discussions on which IDE that I prefer to use and why.
A Windows PowerShell command line that I modified for the purpose of running a Windows Defender scan at a specific time. The scan is triggered by the time and is ran daily. Both PowerShell and Terminal for Linux have the ability to create autonomous actions that are a benefit to anyone in IT.