Cybersecurity • Open Source • CTF
DrecSec is the public cybersecurity portfolio and community project of Drecullith.
The first release is intentionally honest: it documents active learning, real projects and open-source work instead of presenting an invented expert persona. The architecture is designed to grow into authenticated profiles, moderated discussions, real-time chat and CTF/write-up tooling.
- Responsive portfolio landing page
- Drecullith identity and current focus
- Projects: DrecSec, Lychnos, Omarchy contributions, future CTF notes
- Public learning roadmap
- Community roadmap preview
- Accessibility basics and reduced-motion support
- Cloudflare-friendly Vite production build
- Environment-variable placeholders for the Supabase phase
- React
- TypeScript
- Vite
- Plain CSS design system (no UI-framework lock-in)
Planned platform services:
- Cloudflare for hosting/edge API
- Supabase for PostgreSQL, authentication and real-time features
npm install
npm run devThen open the local URL printed by Vite.
npm run build
npm run preview- v0.2 — Supabase project, secure authentication, account verification
- v0.3 — Member profiles and role model
- v0.4 — Posts, discussions, moderation primitives
- v0.5 — Real-time channels, presence, rate limits
- v0.6 — CTF/write-up system, achievements and GitHub integration
- v1.0 — Security review, production hardening and public community launch
DrecSec is a defensive/ethical-learning project. Security testing content should target systems the tester owns or has explicit authorization to assess, intentionally vulnerable labs, or CTF environments.
See SECURITY.md.