Welcome to the Information Security Projects repository! This collection showcases various projects I have developed to demonstrate practical applications of cybersecurity concepts. Each project serves as an illustration of my skills and understanding in the field of information security.
The purpose of this repository is to provide a platform for showcasing diverse cybersecurity projects that highlight various technical skills and methodologies. The projects aim to facilitate learning and exploration in information security through hands-on examples and implementations.
This project demonstrates a basic client-server architecture utilizing the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). It includes implementations for both the client and server, enabling message exchange over a network connection.
- Key Features:
- Establishes a reliable TCP connection.
- Supports bidirectional communication.
This tool employs Nmap to scan networks and retrieve banners from services running on open ports. This project aids in identifying active services and assessing potential vulnerabilities.
- Key Features:
- Performs comprehensive network scans.
- Retrieves service banners for analysis.
To set up this repository on your local machine, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/Xandacross/Information-Security-Projects.git
- Navigate to the project directory:
cd Information-Security-Projects
- Follow the specific instructions provided in the project subdirectories for setup and configuration.
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TCP Client and Server Launch the server application first, followed by the client application to establish a connection and facilitate message exchange.
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Nmap Scanner and Banner Grabber Execute the script to perform network scans and extract banners from detected services. Refer to the respective project folders for detailed usage instructions.
As this repository serves as a personal project showcase, contributions are not currently accepted. However, you are welcome to fork the repository and explore the code for your own learning and experimentation.
For inquiries or feedback, please feel free to reach out: Email: rajeshprasad859747@gmail.com