A collection of awesome ethical hacking and security related content!
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Jun 8, 2023
A collection of awesome ethical hacking and security related content!
A simple desktop locker app 🖥️ built with Python and Tkinter 🐍. Locks the screen with a custom password prompt 🔐, preventing unauthorized access and adding an extra layer of security 🔏 to your system.
🛡️ Hardening Posture Audit for Linux Desktops — 420+ checks, 42 sections, zero dependencies.
lightweight Bash wrapper around bubblewrap that simplifies its commands
Cross-platform defensive security platform for identity exposure detection, breach intelligence, phishing analysis, and privacy-risk reporting.
A real-time performance optimised facial recognition security system for Linux that monitors webcam feeds and automatically logs out users when unauthorized faces are detected.
Walker is a Go-based tool designed to help identify secrets within binary files
Car-alarm-style intrusion guard for Linux desktops: a USB or Bluetooth remote arms a guard that locks your session, and touching the machine trips a countdown, a siren and a timestamped webcam still.
SecureHasher is a professional Windows application developed in C# (.NET 6) that combines secure password generation with advanced file, folder, and ZIP hashing capabilities. Designed for developers, sysadmins, and security-focused users, it offers a powerful toolset in an intuitive GUI.
A real-time biometric security app using computer vision to detect unauthorized users and automatically lock down your screen with incident logging and desktop alerts.
Monitor Windows security with this lightweight tool that sends instant alerts to Telegram for unauthorized processes, USB connections, and system changes.
A comprehensive and evolving guide for securing both Linux and Windows server & desktop environments, Operating System. This repository aims to provide clear, actionable, and industry-standard security hardening practices to protect your servers from unauthorized access and potential threats.
Structured Arch Linux desktop stability & operations guide (GPU matrix, snapshots, update discipline, security baseline)
PDWN (Personal Data Watch & Neutralize): local-first desktop app to detect personal data exposure and secrets before leaks escalate.
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