Practical cybersecurity projects demonstrating hands-on security operations, threat detection, and incident response capabilities.
A collection of real-world security tools and analysis work built to strengthen defensive security skills. Each project addresses actual SOC analyst responsibilities and common security challenges.
This repository showcases practical security engineering skills through:
- β Custom security tool development
- β SIEM implementation and log analysis
- β Vulnerability assessment and remediation
- β Incident response and documentation
- β Threat detection automation
Target Role: Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst | Security Engineer
A Python-based security tool with Machine Learning capabilities designed to detect sophisticated backdoor and C2 (Command & Control) activity in network logs. Built for SOC analysts and security researchers who need intelligent, adaptive threat detection.
Skills Demonstrated:
- Threat hunting methodology
- Log analysis & pattern recognition
- Python automation for security
- Isolation Forest anomaly detection
Tech Stack: Python, Regex, Time-series analysis, Machine learning
Complete virtualized security operations environment for practicing detection, monitoring, and response workflows.
Skills Demonstrated:
- Network architecture design
- Security infrastructure deployment
- Lab environment configuration
- Documentation practices
Tech Stack: Networking, VMware, pfSense, Ubuntu, Windows...etc
Full incident response lifecycle documentation following NIST SP 800-61 framework.
Successfully detected EICAR test file using Wazuh SIEM with VirusTotal integration, demonstrating complete incident handling from detection through post-incident analysis.
Skills Demonstrated:
- SIEM operation (Wazuh)
- Threat intelligence integration (VirusTotal)
- Incident response procedures (NIST framework)
- Technical documentation & reporting
Tech Stack: Wazuh, VirusTotal API, NIST SP 800-61
Vulnerability assessment project identifying security weaknesses and recommending remediation strategies.
Skills Demonstrated:
- Vulnerability scanning & assessment
- Risk prioritization
- Remediation planning
- Security reporting
Tech Stack: Nessus, SOC Lab
π‘οΈ SQL Injection Prevention Demo
Secure authentication system demonstrating defense against SQL injection attacks using parameterized queries and bcrypt password hashing.
Skills Demonstrated:
- Secure coding practices
- Authentication security
- SQL injection prevention
- Audit logging implementation
Tech Stack: Python, SQLite, bcrypt, SQL parameterization
- SIEM configuration and monitoring (Wazuh)
- Log analysis and correlation
- Threat hunting
- Incident detection & response
- Vulnerability management
- Python for security automation
- Secure coding practices
- Custom tool development
- Data parsing and analysis
- NIST SP 800-61 (Incident Response)
- OWASP Top 10 awareness
- Defense-in-depth principles
- SIEM: Wazuh
- Vulnerability Scanning: Nessus
- Threat Intelligence: VirusTotal
- Programming: Python 3.x
- Databases: SQLite
- Security: bcrypt, parameterized queries
Each project in this repository represents:
- Practical application of security concepts
- Real-world scenarios faced by SOC analysts
- Hands-on technical skills required in security operations
- Professional documentation standards
Projects are built to address actual security challenges, not just theoretical exercises.
Each project contains its own README with:
- Installation instructions
- Usage examples
- Technical documentation
- Screenshots/demos where applicable
Navigate to individual project directories for detailed information.
- β Threat detection automation
- β Incident response procedures
- β SIEM operations
- π Malware analysis (in progress)
- π Network traffic analysis (planned)
Seeking opportunities in:
- Security Operations Center (SOC) Analyst roles
- Incident Response positions
- Security Engineering
- Threat Detection & Hunting
All projects in this repository are developed for:
- β Educational purposes
- β Defensive security research
- β Legitimate security testing in controlled environments
Tools should only be used with proper authorization. Unauthorized access to systems is illegal.
ΩΩ Ψ³Ψ¨ΩΩ Ψ§ΩΩΩ - These projects are developed as part of continuous learning and contribution to the cybersecurity community.
"Seek knowledge from the cradle to the grave." - Islamic teaching
Last Updated: 08/11/2025
Status: Actively maintained and expanding
Building better security, one project at a time. π‘οΈ