Web Security Assessment
Review HTTP security headers, cookie flags, TLS certificates, technology disclosure, credential forms and a limited set of common exposed paths.
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A practical security toolkit for authorized web assessment, defensive analysis and hands-on cybersecurity learning. Built for learners who want to understand what their systems expose — and how to improve it.
A learning and portfolio toolkit with bounded checks, transparent limitations and practical workflows. It is not a substitute for a professional penetration test.
Review HTTP security headers, cookie flags, TLS certificates, technology disclosure, credential forms and a limited set of common exposed paths.
Practice AES-256-GCM encryption, PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256 key derivation, SHA-256 hashing and secure password generation.
Run bounded TCP connect checks against a limited set of ports on one authorized host.
Calculate evidence file hashes and perform basic keyword review of small text-log uploads.
Review exported Windows Security Event data for repeated failed sign-in patterns (Event ID 4625).
Generate structured PDF reports with observations, evidence summaries and analyst notes.
Installation instructions for Kali Linux, Linux, macOS and Windows, plus usage examples and safety guidance.
Open-source project repository: github.com/athidotsathu-star/Batmans-projects