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🎓 Logbook solutions for SEED Labs and CTFs - FSI -> L.EIC - FEUP

These labs cover some of the most common vulnerabilities and attacks exploiting these vulnerabilities. The labs were completed as a part of the Secure Programming course at the University of Texas at Arlington. The course is well structured to understand the concepts of secure programming.

Various attacks and vulnerability exploits performed - SEED Labs Tasks

Practical crypto challenges from SEED Labs for understanding secret key encryption weaknesses.

SEED Labs with Docker Container Environment.

Web Security SEED Labs 2.0 on SQL Injection, CSRF and XSS

Hands-on TCP/IP attack lab covering SYN Flooding, TCP RST Attack, Session Hijacking, and Reverse Shell - performed in an isolated SEED Labs virtual environment. MS Cybersecurity | NUCES Islamabad.

Segurança em Sistemas Informáticos @ FEUP 2023

FEUP FSI | Computer Security Foundations | 2021/22

SEED Labs RSA and Digital Signature Apps Assignment

This repository contains UTCN laboratories, course Security of Systems and Applications, 4th year, 2023. The laboratories are related to SEED LABS

RSA implementation SEED Labs

Writeups of different Seed Security Labs

Educational project demonstrating stack-based buffer overflow vulnerabilities, including exploitation techniques and modern OS defense mechanisms (ASLR, NX, stack canaries), implemented in C for controlled lab environments (Information Technology Security, UNIWA).

SEED Labs Buffer Overflow Assignment

Practical implementation of secret-key cryptography featuring AES encryption modes (CBC, CFB, CTR, ECB), a visual comparison of ECB vs CBC image encryption, and Java-based brute-force key discovery using the Crypto library.

Academic security project demonstrating SQL Injection vulnerabilities in a MySQL environment, including data extraction, authentication bypass, and privilege escalation, along with effective mitigation using prepared statements (Information Technology Security, UNIWA).

Academic cryptography project implementing RSA encryption, decryption, digital signatures, and X.509 certificate verification in C using the OpenSSL BIGNUM (BN) library, bridging theoretical cryptography with real-world security applications (Information Technology Security, UNIWA).

Logbooks written for Computer Security Foundations class @FEUP