Modules

01 / PHISHING SIM
Educational Demo Awareness Training
Fake Login Lab
Educational demo only. Simulates how phishing pages look — intended to raise awareness, not collect real credentials. No data is stored or transmitted.
A mock login page demonstrating how credential phishing works. Understanding attack surfaces is the first step to defending against them.
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02 / PROFILE
About Context
About / Dev
Who built this, why it exists, and where things are headed. Background, links, and the reasoning behind the lab structure.
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03 / SECURITY TOOL · FEATURED
Live Tool Client-Side Only HIBP K-Anonymity Zero Data Sent
Password Auditor
PRIVACY MODEL
Your password never leaves the browser
BREACH CHECK
HaveIBeenPwned via k-anonymity SHA-1
FEATURES
Entropy · Patterns · Generator · Score
Strength scoring, entropy calculation, pattern analysis, and breach detection. Built using the HIBP k-anonymity model — only the first 5 chars of the SHA-1 hash are sent in a query, your actual password stays local. Open the source to verify.
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Leisure Projects

L1 / VISUAL
Animation Front-end Play
Rose Day
A creative animation experiment. Pure front-end aesthetics — testing what can be done with CSS and canvas without a framework.
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L2 / REFERENCE · COMING SOON
In Progress Red Team Notes
Linux for Hackers
Attack-side Linux commands, workflows, and mindset. Built from hands-on use — not copy-pasted from a cheatsheet.
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Who
CSE student, 2nd semester. Focused on cybersecurity, Linux internals, and building things that actually work.
Why this exists
Learning happens faster by building publicly. Everything here is a work in progress — intentionally. This is a lab, not a portfolio.
Source & Contact
Code is open on GitHub. Everything here can be inspected, forked, or questioned. Build v0.3 · Static deploy.