I am currently undergoing a career transition into programming and cybersecurity.

Here you will find a collection of my work and projects. Below are the knowledge and skills I have acquired through various endeavors, including bootcamp training, coursework at 42, and personal projects:

During the Bootcamp, I had the opportunity to work on a variety of projects in a dynamic and up-to-date cybersecurity environment. Some of the notable projects I worked on include:

• Creation of hidden services (onion) through Tor.
• Web scraping of images from websites.
• Simulation of ransomware attacks.
• Implementation of Time-based One-Time Password (TOTP) keys.
• Proof of concept for a blockchain with Proof of Work (PoW).
• File recovery in Windows 10.
• Simulation of attacks on RSA keys and ARP spoofing.

During my participation in the 42 cursus, I acquired the following knowledge and skills:

• C and C++ programming.
• Algorithm development and data structures.
• Collaborative work in development environments.
• Complex problem solving.
• Use of version control tools like Git.
• Project development using agile methodologies.

This bash script checks the headers of C and header files, ensuring they adhere to coding standards and displaying warnings for multiple contributors. It also checks the norm and can be easily integrated into your workflow.

A library for detecting memory leaks in C programs. By including memory_leaks.h in your headers, it traces memory allocations and provides a detailed report upon program exit. Works on both Mac and Linux platforms.

This repository provides information and scripts for deobfuscating commands or scripts obfuscated with Invoke-Obfuscation. It includes the original tool, as well as additional resources for determining if a command is obfuscated.

Headernorm is a tool for checking the modification of header files (.c and .h) by users. It verifies that the header files have been modified by the same users. It also performs norminette checks and provides error output only.

In progres...

This project aims to inspect the source files of 42 School projects and verify whether they utilize prohibited functions.

Feel free to explore each project's repository for more details.

Explore my projects in the linked repositories to get more details and see my progress as a programmer and in cybersecurity!

If you have any questions or would like to connect, please feel free to reach out to me via LinkedIn.

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