Projects

  1. Crypto Ransomware Preventive Mechanism. [Not Public]
  2. Anti Data Leak Mechanism (aka. Never There). [Not Public]

  3. Friday AI Voice Assistant.

    A voice assistant with natural language processing inspired from Iron Man’s Friday. Written with a mixture of Python and Rust, Friday imitates the ambience of Siri and Google Assistant.

  4. Pasta-Man 3-layered Password Manager.

    Pasta-Man was a hack-a-thon (FOSSit’2024) project that was as the top 5 by the judges. Pasta-Man is a password manager that has a triple layer encryption architecture with user features such as themes, tag-and-search, and copy to clipboard.

  5. Detecteff.

    Detecteff (or detective) is a duplicate file searcher and deleter. Seems like pretty basic right? But Detecteff searches for duplicate files with the same efficiency no matter the number of files in the given environment.

  6. Ransomware for testing anti-ransomware mechanisms on macOS.

    A Ransomware with full control over which files to target and how to encrypt along with kill protection to avoid basic reverse engineering.

  7. Python Rust Mix Build GitHub Action.

    Python-Rust-Mix-Build is a GitHub Action for building and testing projects that are made using a mixture of Rust and Python programming language (Typically that uses pyo3 crate for creating python bindings in Rust and maturin for compiling as whole).

  8. Python Project Structure GitHub Action.

    A GitHub action to auto correct python directory structure in adherence to PyPi standard.

  9. WebRep: A Tool to footprint any webapp or website.

    This is web foot-printing tool that fetches website/webapp headers for analysis using the request library.

  10. Social Media on a BlockChain (Simulation).

    This is a project to simulate working of social media over a blockchain storage element.

  11. ProcessPlot: An Application that imitates Task Manager but written in Python.

    ProcessPlot is a Task Manager replica coded using python and tries to imitate Task Manager functionality by exploring the psutil library.