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Ethical hacking and penetration testing for educational purposes. I use these skills to understand vulnerabilities and help improve security measures.

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PENETRATION TESTING TOOLS

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KALI LINUX

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My primary penetration testing platform. Customized with additional tools and scripts for comprehensive security assessments.

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SQLMAP

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Automated SQL injection and database takeover tool. Used for testing web application security and database vulnerabilities.

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NMAP/ZENMAP

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Network discovery and security auditing. Essential for understanding network topology and identifying open services.

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Windows SMB protocol exploitation tools. Used for testing Windows network security and file sharing vulnerabilities.

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WIRELESS SECURITY

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WiFi Security Assessment

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Comprehensive wireless network security testing using specialized tools and custom payloads. Focus on identifying vulnerabilities in WiFi networks and implementing proper security measures.

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WiFi Hacking

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WPA/WPA2 cracking, handshake capture, and deauthentication attacks for security testing

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WiFi Phishing

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Evil Twin attacks, captive portals, and credential harvesting for security awareness

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Custom payloads and wireless attacks using the Flipper Zero development board

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FLIPPER ZERO DEVELOPMENT

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Custom Development Board

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I've developed custom firmware modifications and custom payloads for security research and penetration testing. The Flipper Zero serves as a versatile platform for various wireless attacks and security assessments.

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Sub-1GHz Attacks

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Custom payloads for garage doors, car keys, and other RF devices

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Wi-Fi Impersonation, Deauthentication, and Replay Attacks

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Access card duplication and security testing

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Universal remote functionality and custom IR codes

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ATTACK VECTORS

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