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Practical labs, notes, and reports for CEH v13 modules — covering web hacking, network pentesting, malware analysis, social engineering, and security tool usage.

  • Updated Jan 28, 2026

Local PHP/MySQL e-wallet application combined with a hands-on cybersecurity demo lab. Implements user/admin auth, balances, transfers, CSRF protection, session timeouts, login lockout, and hashing. Includes a toggleable Vulnerable/Secure lab to demonstrate XSS and session hijacking with real code and mitigations.

  • Updated Mar 31, 2026
  • PHP

Cybersecurity Threats & Vulnerabilities Guide is a comprehensive educational resource that provides detailed documentation, detection scripts, and prevention strategies for various cybersecurity threats.

  • Updated May 26, 2026
  • Python

CyberX-AI-Digital-Twin is an AI-powered cybersecurity platform that uses digital twin technology to simulate, detect, and analyze cyber threats in a safe, isolated environment. Ideal for researchers, developers, and educators to test and enhance network security.

  • Updated Feb 13, 2025
  • Python

Intentionally vulnerable captive portal lab for wireless security training. Demonstrates session hijacking, authentication bypass, and network security vulnerabilities. Docker containerized for safe, isolated learning environments. FOR EDUCATIONAL USE ONLY.

  • Updated Oct 6, 2025
  • Python

ArchPhish is an advanced, Go-based penetration testing framework that bypasses two-factor authentication (2FA) using transparent reverse‑proxy techniques. It enables authorised red teams to assess an organisation's resilience against sophisticated phishing attacks by capturing credentials and session tokens in real time, even from MFA‑protected

  • Updated May 21, 2026
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