DoSinator is a powerful Denial of Service (DoS) testing tool developed in Python.
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DoSinator is a powerful Denial of Service (DoS) testing tool developed in Python.
This tool will be invaluable for: SIEM Testing - Generate realistic multi-source logs Security Training - Reproducible scenarios for education Development - Consistent test data for log processing systems Research - Controlled log generation for cybersecurity studies
Modular Android remote access framework for cybersecurity research, red teaming, and advanced threat simulation. For educational and authorized use only.
SafeRansomwareLab es un simulador educativo avanzado que replica el comportamiento de ransomware real mediante cifrado híbrido (AES-256 + RSA), diseñado exclusivamente para formación en ciberseguridad, análisis de amenazas y desarrollo de contramedidas en entornos controlados, incluyendo una recuperación segura de archivos.
Simulating prompt injection and guardrail bypass across chained LLMs in security decision pipelines.
A specialised environment for generating controlled wireless attack scenarios. Supports automated rogue AP deployment and L2/L3 threat simulations for security research and training. Developed for a BSc (Hons) Cyber Security final year project.
Simulated enterprise network security lab demonstrating VLAN isolation, OSPF routing, ARP spoofing, and defensive control validation.
This tool will be invaluable for: SIEM Testing - Generate realistic multi-source logs Security Training - Reproducible scenarios for education Development - Consistent test data for log processing systems Research - Controlled log generation for cybersecurity studies
A modular, containerized Threat Simulation Framework (SIEM/EDR/SOAR) generating high-fidelity Azure & CrowdStrike telemetry for detection engineering and automated response logic testing.
Simulates ransomware behavior via pluggable payload modules for the security-testing ecosystem
Offline attack-path prioritization, minimum-cut analysis, and mitigation simulation for trust graphs
This repository simulates a Discord-based C2 and demonstrates how to retrieve forensic artifacts from associated webhook URLs and bot tokens. It is intended strictly for educational and authorized testing purposes. Any unlawful use is prohibited. —KAiZ3n
Local-first browser-based security tools for developers and defenders. No backend, no data sent anywhere.
PowerShell-based adversary simulation lab demonstrating data staging and exfiltration techniques over FTP, designed for red teaming, detection engineering, and blue team analysis.
Comparative hands-on evaluation of 15 endpoint security products across 6 real-world attack scenarios.
Offline safety, scope, ATT&CK, telemetry, and detection checks for threat-simulation plans
Moaaz Taha — red team operations, adversary emulation, threat simulation and vulnerability research.
A hands-on red team project using MITRE CALDERA to emulate adversary behavior mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. Simulates real-world attacker tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs).
Source for moaaztaha.com: selected security work and a source-linked archive of five CVEs.
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