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// Service 03 — Cybersecurity

Your systems. Locked down.

From SQL injection audits to WireGuard VPN infrastructure and hardened Linux servers — I close the gaps before anyone finds them.

The honest truth

No system is 100% safe.
So I build like it isn't.

Anyone who promises unbreakable security is selling something. Real security is defense-in-depth: assume breach, make every layer expensive to get through, and shrink the blast radius when something slips.

Assume breach — design for the day someone's already in
Layer defenses — never one wall, always many
Least privilege, patch fast, monitor everything
Use the newest methods — attackers do too
Try It · Runs In Your Browser

Security, live —
not slides.

Everything below is real and runs locally on your device — genuine cryptography via the Web Crypto API, real attack payloads neutralised in front of you. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Password Strength Live

Type a password — see its entropy, character set, and a real estimate of how long it'd take to crack offline. (It never leaves this page.)

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0 bits entropy
Cracked in
An offline attacker guessing 100 billion/sec. Length beats complexity — a long passphrase wins.
Encrypt & Hash Web Crypto

Real AES‑GCM encryption and SHA‑256 hashing in your browser. I store hashes, never plaintext — and encrypt data in transit and at rest.

SHA-256:
Attack Sandbox — XSS & SQL Injection Safe

Throw a real attack payload at it. Watch the naive version get exploited, and the hardened version shut it down — side by side.

Cross-Site Scripting
SQL Injection
✗ Naive — innerHTML
✓ Hardened — escaped + CSP
Rendered as text. Script never executes.
✗ Naive — string-built query
✓ Hardened — parameterized
Two-Factor Auth — Live TOTP RFC-6238

A real RFC‑6238 authenticator code, generated in your browser from a shared secret and the current time — exactly like Google Authenticator. Refreshes every 30 seconds.

000 000
30
secret: JBSWY3DPEHPK3PXP
algo: HMAC-SHA1 · 6 digits · 30s
status: generating live
OWASP Top 10 · 2021

The ten that get
everyone — and how I close them.

The industry-standard list of what actually breaks web apps. Click any to see the risk and exactly how I defend against it.

How I Keep It Secure · Newest Methods

The hardening
checklist I ship by.

App & Code

  • Input validation & output encoding everywhere
  • Parameterized queries / ORM — no string SQL
  • Strict Content-Security-Policy & security headers
  • Argon2id / bcrypt password hashing
  • SAST · DAST · SCA in CI on every push

Network & Access

  • TLS 1.3 + HSTS, modern cipher suites
  • WireGuard VPN, split-tunnel + kill-switch
  • MFA everywhere · least-privilege RBAC
  • WAF + per-user/IP rate limiting
  • Zero-trust segmentation — no implicit trust

Ops & Response

  • Secrets in a vault — never in code or env files
  • Structured logging + real-time alerting
  • Encrypted backups with tested restores
  • SSH keys only · fail2ban · auto security patching
  • Incident runbooks — rehearsed, not improvised
Defense In Action

What a hardened
system shrugs off, daily.

defense.log — live (simulated)
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Threats blocked · session
99.99%
Requests served clean
<15min
Avg. patch window on critical CVEs
Lock it down

Find the gaps
before someone else does.

Building something that handles real users or real money? Let's harden it — audit, fix, and keep it patched with the newest methods.