Security Projects

A collection of security tools, scripts, and projects I'm building to automate workflows, enhance pentesting capabilities, and explore new security concepts.

Active Projects

Coming Soon!

I'm currently working on several security automation tools and will be publishing them here soon. Projects will include:

  • Reconnaissance Automation: Scripts for automated enumeration and data collection
  • Exploitation Frameworks: Custom exploit modules and proof-of-concepts
  • Security Scanners: Targeted vulnerability scanners for specific use cases
  • Analysis Tools: Malware analysis and reverse engineering utilities
  • CTF Tooling: Automation and helpers for CTF challenges

ℹ️ Info: All tools are developed for educational purposes and authorized security testing only. Use responsibly!

Project Categories

Offensive Security Tools

Tools for penetration testing, red teaming, and security assessments.

Planned Projects:

  • Web application security scanners
  • Network reconnaissance tools
  • Post-exploitation utilities
  • Credential harvesting tools

Analysis & Forensics

Scripts for analyzing malware, logs, and security incidents.

Planned Projects:

  • Log parser and analysis tools
  • Network traffic analyzers
  • Binary analysis helpers
  • Memory forensics utilities

Automation & Productivity

Automation scripts to speed up common security tasks.

Planned Projects:

  • CTF challenge automation
  • Report generation tools
  • Environment setup scripts
  • Data extraction utilities

Development Principles

When building security tools, I focus on:

Functionality

Tools must solve real problems and be practical for actual security work.

Code Quality

Clean, well-documented code that others can learn from and contribute to.

Safety

Built-in safeguards to prevent misuse and accidental damage.

Open Source

Sharing knowledge and tools with the security community.

Tech Stack

Projects are typically built using:

  • Python: Primary language for security scripting
  • Bash/Shell: System automation and quick utilities
  • Go: Performance-critical tools and network utilities
  • JavaScript/Node.js: Web-based tools and APIs
  • C/C++: Binary exploitation and system-level tools

Contributing

Once projects are published, contributions are welcome! Whether it's:

  • Bug reports and fixes
  • Feature requests
  • Documentation improvements
  • New tool ideas

Check each project's GitHub repository for contribution guidelines.

Roadmap

Q1 2026:

  • Launch first reconnaissance automation tool
  • Publish CTF helper scripts
  • Release web application security scanner

Q2 2026 and beyond:

  • Additional offensive security tools
  • Analysis and forensics utilities
  • Expand automation framework

GitHub: @s-n-abraham (opens in a new tab)

Stay tuned for project launches and updates!