CTM_Activity_6 Cyber Threat Monitoring Simulation

Activity Overview

This activity is a Cyber Threat Monitoring Simulation designed for you to practice identifying and mitigating cyber threats.
You will run a Python program that:

• Displays 10 random realistic cyber attacks
• Shows logs for each attack
• Requires you to select the correct port to mitigate each threat
• Measures time taken, score, and rating
• Generates a log report file after completion

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Instructions for Students

1 Clone or Download the Repository

1. Go to the repository: https://github.com/MasterMind8307/CTM_Activity_6
2. Click Code → Download ZIP or clone using Git:

   git clone <repository_url>

Extract the ZIP (if downloaded) or navigate to the folder (if cloned).

2 Run the Simulation

1. Make sure Python 3 is installed on your machine.

2. Open a terminal or command prompt in the repository folder.

3. Run the simulation:

python main.py

4. Follow the on-screen instructions:
5. Enter your Name and Cyber Handle
6. Review the logs and threat descriptions
7. Select the correct port for each threat (1–4)
8. Each question has a time limit of 10 seconds

3 Submit Your Log Report

1. After completing the simulation, a log report will be generated:

   cyber_log_report.txt

2. Take a screenshot of your final score and rating from the terminal.

3. Submit both of the following to your instructor:

   Upload the cyber_log_report.txt file to the GitHub repository via Pull Request Attach the screenshot on Google Classroom

4 Pull Request Instructions (GitHub)

1. Create a new branch in your local repo (e.g., student_name_activity6):

git checkout -b student_name_activity6

2. Copy or move your cyber_log_report.txt file into the repo folder.

3. Stage and commit your changes:

   git add cyber_log_report.txt git commit -m "Add log report for CTM Activity 6"

4. Push the branch to GitHub:

   git push origin student_name_activity6

5. Go to the repository on GitHub and create a Pull Request for your branch.