02 : Works
A collection of projects — building my skills in coding and security.
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Iffy Offer
A desktop analysis tool that estimates whether a job-offer email is legitimate or a phishing attempt. Checks sender domains for homoglyph substitutions, typosquatting, free-provider addresses, DNS records (MX, SPF, DMARC), and domain age — combining all signals into a color-coded risk verdict.
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Credential Exposure Auditor
A privacy-centric Python tool that audits passwords for known exposure using the k-Anonymity security model. Queries the Have I Been Pwned API by sending only the first 5 characters of a SHA-1 hash — your full password never leaves your machine.
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DKIM Body Header Analysis
Cryptographic utility for DKIM body integrity
verification implementing RFC 6376 Relaxed
canonicalization. Built for email forensics — validates that
a message body has not been tampered with in transit by
recomputing and comparing the bh= tag from the
DKIM-Signature header.
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Simple vulnScan
A lightweight Python vulnerability scanner that probes a target host for open ports and common misconfigurations. Built to deepen my understanding of network security fundamentals and how attackers enumerate exposed services.
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Restart Society
Automated Level 3 Wikipedia Vital Articles archiver with change detection, ZIP compression, and disk-space safety guards. Designed to run on a schedule via PythonAnywhere — snapshots curated articles and only re-archives pages that have changed since the last run.
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Top Stories Scraper
Scrapes Hacker News for the top stories scoring over 200 points. Uses BeautifulSoup to parse the page, filters by score threshold, and outputs a clean ranked list of high-signal articles.
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File Organizer
A cross-platform Python script that automatically sorts your Downloads folder into categorized sub-folders on your Desktop — Images, Documents, Audio, Video, Archives, and more. Run it once or drop it into a cron job to keep Downloads perpetually clean.
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