Comprehensive Container Security Series (2026) - 8 parts covering image security, runtime protection, K8s hardening, zero trust, tools, and AI-era threats
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Comprehensive Container Security Series (2026) - 8 parts covering image security, runtime protection, K8s hardening, zero trust, tools, and AI-era threats
The project implements a security-focused container architecture that enforces immutability through read-only file systems.
AI-powered DevSecOps platform that analyzes Dockerfiles for security vulnerabilities, best-practice violations, and configuration issues using Spring Boot, React, PostgreSQL, Docker, and Gemini AI.
🐳 A 7-day, hands-on journey from a single "Hello World" container to a hardened, monitored, production-style Docker stack. Real debugging included, not just working code.
Web and forensics CTF labs in hardened Docker containers, with solvers and writeups
Apify examples for OSS supply-chain risk, SEC red flags, and startup funding signals.
Historical Docker, Squid, and host-firewall prototype for constraining AI-agent egress
Local-first Docker diagnostics — find security problems, misconfigurations and reclaimable resources. No AI, no network calls, no telemetry.
Local-first security scanner connecting leaked secrets, Docker risks, and unsafe GitHub Actions into actionable findings.
Self-contained Python security tools: packet analysis, file integrity, a live SIEM dashboard, TLS scanning, threat-intel aggregation and cloud/container checks. Each project has its own tests, run instructions and notes.
A collection of menu-driven Bash scripts to simplify system administration, diagnostics, backups (BTRFS, TAR, RSYNC), and maintenance tasks on Linux. It features both a traditional terminal interface and a modern web-based GUI (with English/German support). Includes tools for log analysis, security scans and Docker management.
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Container escape scenario modeler — enumerate container security posture and model realistic escape paths
containerGuard is a DevOps platform that scans Dockerfiles and docker images for security vulnerabilities and beast-practice issues. it uses automated scanning tools, generates reports
A read-only Docker security posture auditor with terminal and JSON reporting.
Professional TryHackMe CTF walkthrough covering SQL injection, PHP source disclosure, RCE, Docker container security, host filesystem access, and post-exploitation analysis.
Local-first browser-based security tools for developers and defenders. No backend, no data sent anywhere.
ZenCash Secure Node Installer
eBPF-based monitor for detecting suspicious activity during Docker image builds
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